$10,000 offered by Google for non-profits to advertise with Google Ad Grants

https://www.google.com/grants/eligibility/

Here’s how to qualify for Google Ad Grants.


To qualify for Google Ad Grants, your organization must:

  • Begin by applying to Google for Nonprofits. Your organization must hold valid charity status. Please see the Google for Nonprofits site for definitions of charity status in your country. Governmental entities and organizations, hospitals and medical groups, schools, academic institutions and universities are not eligible for Google for Nonprofits, but philanthropic arms of educational institutions are eligible.

  • Acknowledge and agree to Google’s required certifications regarding nondiscrimination and donation receipt and use.

  • Have a high-quality website that meets the Ad Grants website policy.


$10,000 offered by Google for non-profits to advertise with Google Ad Grants.



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Fulton Film Company
George Ohan
Fresno, California
05/10/2020

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