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Google Ad Grants
Corporate Giving Programs
Google Ad Grants, part of Google for Nonprofits, provides qualifying nonprofits up to $10,000 USD per month in in-kind Google Search advertising. Eligible organizations need valid charity status (e.g., 501(c)(3) in the U.S.) and verification via Google's nonprofit verification partner; government entities, hospitals, and schools are generally ineligible. Accounts must maintain a 5% monthly click-through rate and comply with bidding and keyword policies; funds do not roll over.
- Pricing
- Up to $10,000 USD/month in-kind search advertising (no cash grant)
- Capabilities
- Nonprofit marketing capacity, Donor and volunteer recruitment, Advocacy awareness
- Listing status
- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
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