Meet our happy Grantees.
See how Google Ad Grants helps non-profits around the world drive awareness, attract donations, recruit volunteers and much more.
Science Buddies
Connecting millions of students, teachers and parents with innovative science education.
Elder Wisdom Circle
Matching advice-seekers with a network of seniors providing advice based on their own life experiences.
Travel to Impact
Fostering youth leadership and cultural understanding with foreign internships for South African university students.
Barnardos
Working to improve the opportunities afforded to children in disadvantaged Irish communities.
Kiwis for kiwi
™Helping local organisations and community groups working to protect the distinctive kiwi bird.
GlobalGiving
Connecting charitable donors with social entrepreneurs and non-profits from around the world.
SOS Children’s Villages of India
Supporting children in India who are orphaned, abandoned or whose families cannot care for them.
MAD
Providing education and career opportunities to children living in orphanages and shelters in India.
The Fred Hollows Foundation
Working to end avoidable blindness and improving indigenous health in Australia.
Singapore International Foundation
Bringing people together to share ideas, skills and resources to effect real change.
Ampleharvest.org
Educating, encouraging and empowering food growers to share their excess harvest with the needy.
Federation of Canadian Artists
Advancing the knowledge and appreciation of art and culture to all Canadians.
Mutirão no Bem
Supporting families in communities where there is social vulnerability by focusing on the personal development of youth.
Fuse School
Providing free education for everyone through online courses in Science, IT, Business, Maths and English.
We Care Animal Rescue
Promoting the welfare of animals by caring for homeless cats and dogs, finding homes for them and educating the public on animal welfare in the Napa Valley.
Caritas
Committed to a solidarity-based and caring urban society without exclusion of the disadvantaged, in order to allow people to live with dignity.
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“Google Ad Grants has helped drive more than 350,000 visitors to our site, bringing an additional $440,000 USD from more than 5,000 donations.”
Kevin Conroy, Chief Product Officer, GlobalGiving -
“Over 20,000 visits to our website within the last year (92% of which were new visitors) purely through Google AdWords.”
Casey Long, Managing Director, The Chance Theatre -
“We received $59,000 USD in online donations. In one month, we exceeded the previous annual online total.”
Annie Maxwell, Former COO, Direct Relief International -
“Prior to Google Grants coming on board to assist our website we would have averaged maybe 1000 hits a month – when Google came on board we went up to 80,000 a month immediately.”
Roz Hill, Founder/Managing Director, Young Adults Programme Ltd. -
“From increased traffic, more donations and new volunteers, the Google Grants programme is instrumental to GO and [has] greatly increased our impact on the ground.”
Bartlomiej Skorupa, Executive Director, Groundwork Opportunities -
“Google Ad Grants has increased awareness of our programmes and allowed us to reach markets in which we have no or low physical presence. We received 26,000+ clicks in 6 months resulting in 1195 registrations (4.6% conversion rate).”
Michael Hubbard, VP Marketing & Finance, AIESEC Travel To Impact -
“It is such a struggle as a small non-profit to reach large numbers of people, and AdWords allows for that to happen in a creative and targeted manner; it feels surprisingly empowering!”
Selene Foster, Executive Director, BAASICS -
“Rock the Vote was able to engage an important target audience and leverage their Google Grant to successfully incite young people to vote.”
Chris Kennedy, Research Analyst, Rock the Vote -
“Google Grants brings over 50,000 new people to our site each year.”
Eric Howard, Executive Director, Fulbright Academy of Science & Technology -
“Google Adwords tripled our site's traffic and has allowed us to give targeted information and services to people (and animals) who need them.”
Miriam Davenport, Sr. Director of Development, spcaLA
