Funding opportunities in the data for social impact community.
The MIT Solve Future Health Challenge seeks bold, technology-driven solutions that leverage data and population sensing to shift health systems from reactive care to anticipatory, scalable models that improve outcomes and strengthen resilience for communities worldwide.
Provided by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Hackathon to build machine learning models to predict the FHI using socio-economic and business data such as traded commodities, export and import activity, demographics, firm size, and location.
Provided by Zindi
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Local Data for Equitable Communities grants support U.S. nonprofit organizations to collect, analyze, and use local data to address inequities in physical, economic, and social conditions and drive community-led action toward healthier, more equitable places.
Provided by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Invites university students, early career professionals and EY people to use AI and data to tackle one of humanity's most pressing needs: access to clean, safe water.
Provided by EY
The Moonshots for Development Open Innovation Challenge convenes innovators and partners to surface and scale bold, practical solutions—powered by data, AI, and geospatial insights—that strengthen resilient food systems and improve livelihoods for smallholder farmers and rural communities worldwide.
Provided by Moonshots for Development
The Mental Health Data Prize UK is an open challenge for teams with a bold idea for a new digital tool or application that uses existing mental health data in innovative ways.
Provided by Wellcome
Helps nonprofits state-wide engage their full staff to learn about AI to advance their missions.
Provided by Fund for the City of New York
The Zoom Solopreneur 50 (ZSP50) is a first-of-its-kind recognition program spotlighting the individuals proving what a business of one can achieve. These honorees are innovators who combine technology, creativity, and conviction to build resilient, high-impact ventures entirely on their own.
Provided by Zoom
Funding to organizations led by formerly incarcerated and directly impacted Social Entrepreneurs to increase visibility and remove barriers to capital for directly impacted individuals and communities.
Provided by New Profit