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Evorozen

Evorozen Apex: NextGen AI Buildathon

Evorozen is hosting a hackathon called Evorozen Apex: NextGen AI Buildathon on Devpost, with a submission period from July 17 to September 20, 2026. The hackathon is open to remote participants and focuses on three themes: Databases, Machine Learning/AI, and Web. Currently, 24 participants have registered for the event. The hackathon is held entirely online. The hackathon is designed to bring together participants from various backgrounds to build and showcase their projects. With no entry fee, participants can submit their projects for a chance to win prizes. The event is a great opportunity for those interested in AI and machine learning to demonstrate their skills and learn from others. The online format of the hackathon allows participants to work from anywhere, making it accessible to a wide range of individuals. The event's focus on specific themes provides a clear direction for participants to work towards, and the submission period gives them ample time to develop and refine their projects. Benefits - Total prizes: $0 Eligibility - Open to remote participants - No location restrictions 2. Prepare your project according to the given themes and guidelines. 3. Register for the hackathon on the designated platform.

Closes Sep 20
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Kang Chiao International School Student

Global Innovation Build Challenge V2

The Global Innovation Build Challenge V2 is a hackathon hosted by Kang Chiao International School Student on Devpost, with a submission period from July 11 to September 21, 2026. The hackathon is open to remote participants and features themes such as Machine Learning/AI, Social Good, and Beginner Friendly. Currently, 42 participants have registered for the challenge. The hackathon is conducted entirely online. The challenge has a total of $0 in prizes, and participants can compete from anywhere in the world. The online format allows for a wide range of participants to join and showcase their skills. The hackathon is designed to bring together innovators and problem-solvers to create solutions using Machine Learning/AI, with a focus on Social Good and Beginner Friendly projects. Benefits - Total prizes: $0 Eligibility - Open to remote participants - Themes: Machine Learning/AI, Social Good, Beginner Friendly 2. Prepare your project according to the given themes and guidelines. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Closes Sep 21
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vitalitics

Vitalitics 2026

Vitalitics is hosting Vitalitics 2026, a hackathon on Devpost, with a submission period from June 20 to July 31, 2026. The hackathon has three themes: Beginner Friendly, Health, and Social Good. It is an online event, open to remote participants. So far, 136 participants have registered. The hackathon is focused on health and social good, with a beginner-friendly theme. This means that participants of all skill levels are encouraged to join. The online format allows participants from anywhere in the world to take part. The Vitalitics 2026 hackathon is a chance for participants to showcase their skills and creativity in a competitive environment. With a total of $0 in prizes, the focus is on the challenge and the opportunity to learn and grow. Benefits - Total prizes: $0 Eligibility - Open to remote participants - Online event, no location restrictions 2. Prepare your submission according to the guidelines. 3. Register for the hackathon on the official page.

Closes Jul 31
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Blueprint Hackathon

The Blueprint Hackathon (For All Ages, July 17th-31st)

The Blueprint Hackathon is a two-week online competition running from July 17th to July 31st, 2026. It is hosted by Blueprint Hackathon on the Devpost platform. The hackathon has attracted 208 registered participants so far. The competition is open to participants of all ages and will be conducted remotely. The hackathon features three main themes: Beginner Friendly, Education, and Open Ended. These themes are designed to guide participants as they work on their projects. The competition is open to anyone who wants to participate, regardless of their location. The total prize pool for the hackathon is $8,176. This will be awarded to the winners based on the judging criteria, which can be found on the hackathon's official page. Benefits - Total prizes: $8,176 Eligibility - Open to participants of all ages - Open to remote participants from any location 2. Prepare your project according to the competition themes and guidelines. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Closes Jul 31
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BuildBeyond

Build Beyond Hackathon

The Build Beyond Hackathon is hosted by BuildBeyond on Devpost, with a total of $500 in prizes. The submission period for the hackathon is from June 18 to August 16, 2026. The hackathon features three themes: Beginner Friendly, Low/No Code, and Open Ended. It is an online event, open to remote participants. So far, 511 participants have registered for the hackathon. The hackathon is designed to be accessible to a wide range of participants, with themes that cater to different levels of experience and expertise. The online format allows participants to join from anywhere in the world. The Build Beyond Hackathon is a chance for participants to showcase their skills and creativity, with a total of $500 in prizes up for grabs. The submission period is open for several months, giving participants ample time to work on their projects. Benefits - Total prizes: $500 Eligibility - Open to remote participants - Online event, no location restrictions 2. Prepare your submission according to the guidelines. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Closes Aug 16
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Dialogate

VoltHacks

VoltHacks is a hackathon with total prizes of $32,585, hosted by Dialogate on Devpost. The submission period is from May 22 to September 5, 2026. The hackathon is open to remote participants and features themes such as IoT, Machine Learning/AI, and Beginner Friendly. As of now, 906 participants have registered for the event. The hackathon is conducted entirely online, allowing participants from all over the world to join in. The themes of IoT, Machine Learning/AI, and Beginner Friendly are designed to cater to a wide range of interests and skill levels. The event is organized by Dialogate, and all the necessary information, including full rules and judging criteria, can be found on the hackathon page. Benefits - Total prizes: $32,585 Eligibility - Open to remote participants - Features themes such as IoT, Machine Learning/AI, and Beginner Friendly 2. Register for the event on the hackathon page. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Closes Sep 5
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Walmart Foundation

Walmart Foundation National Giving Program in USA

Unlock Grants for Community Impact with Walmart Foundation The Walmart Foundation's National Giving Program empowers low-income individuals to thrive in their communities. Partnering with organizations operating nationwide, this program addresses critical social issues and fosters lasting change. By supporting local affiliates and community-based programs, grantees can reach thousands of lives and create a tangible impact. This opportunity aligns with the foundation's core focus areas and offers a unique chance to drive meaningful change. If you're working towards a more equitable society, this grant could be the catalyst you need to amplify your efforts. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or a passionate community leader, this grant can help you make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Don't miss this chance to partner with the Walmart Foundation and unlock the potential of your community. Benefits & Financial Aid - Grant Amount: $250,000 and above Eligibility Criteria - Organization Type: National organizations operating in multiple states or communities - Focus Areas: Social issues aligned with the Walmart Foundation's core focus areas - Local Affiliates: Organizations with affiliates in local communities Required Documents - Application Form - Organizational Documents - Project Proposal 2. Prepare your application materials, including the required documents. 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States
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Google

Google Ad Grants (Receive $10,000 USD of In-Kind Google Ads Advertising Each Month)

Unlock the Power of Online Advertising with Google Ad Grants! Are you a nonprofit organization looking to amplify your impact and reach a global audience? With Google Ad Grants, you can receive up to $10,000 USD of in-kind advertising every month, courtesy of Google Ads. This incredible opportunity will enable you to recruit more volunteers, attract more donations, and share your mission with a worldwide community. At Oppora OS, we're dedicated to connecting you with life-changing opportunities like Google Ad Grants. By leveraging this powerful tool, you'll be able to increase awareness of your cause, drive engagement, and ultimately make a meaningful difference in the lives of those you serve. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or just starting out, Google Ad Grants offers a chance to elevate your organization's online presence and achieve your goals on a global scale. Benefits & Financial Aid - In-Kind Advertising: Up to $10,000 USD per month in Google Ads advertising Eligibility Criteria - Nonprofit Organization: Must be a registered nonprofit organization - Google Ad Grants Eligibility: Must meet Google's eligibility criteria for Google Ad Grants Required Documents - Nonprofit Status: Proof of nonprofit status - Google Ad Grants Application: Completed Google Ad Grants application 2. Review and complete the Google Ad Grants application. 3. Gather required documents, including proof of nonprofit status. 4. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Rolling deadlineOnline
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Peace First

Peace First COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants (Grants of up to $250)

Join a global movement to combat the impact of COVID-19 on your community! Peace First is launching a rapid response grant process to empower young people (ages 13-25) worldwide to lead projects that address pressing community issues. From feeding the elderly to launching mental health campaigns, your initiative can make a difference. This is a pivotal moment for collective action, and we invite you to be a part of it. With grants of up to $250, you'll have the resources to turn your ideas into reality and bring about positive change in your community. Whether you're passionate about addressing food insecurity, mental health, or social isolation, this opportunity is for you. Join a global network of young change-makers and tap into a wealth of resources, funding, mentorship, and support to help your project thrive. Benefits & Financial Aid - Grant Amount: Up to $250 Eligibility Criteria - Age: 13-25 years old - Location: Anywhere in the world - Project Type: Addressing community impacts of COVID-19 Required Documents - CV: Briefly outlining your experience and qualifications - Project Proposal: Clearly explaining your project goals, methods, and impact 2. Prepare your CV and project documents. 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

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CERN

CERN European Research Council (ERC) Grants

Join a global community of scientists at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, where you'll have the chance to explore the fundamental structure of the universe. Conduct groundbreaking research in engineering, research, and applied physics using the world's most complex scientific instruments. Collaborate with top experts and contribute to a deeper understanding of the universe's mysteries. As a research host at CERN, you'll have the opportunity to develop innovative projects that align with the organization's R&D programs. CERN is looking for passionate individuals who can make a meaningful impact in their field. Whether you're a young professional or an established researcher, this opportunity is perfect for those seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in a collaborative environment. With CERN's support, you'll be able to focus on your research and contribute to the organization's mission. Benefits & Financial Aid - Salary: €X per month - Tuition: Fully covered - Other benefits: TBC (To Be Confirmed) Eligibility Criteria Be a researcher in the field of engineering, research, or applied physics Have a research proposal that fits into CERN's R&D programs Be willing to conduct research according to the approved ERC Grant Agreement Meet the eligibility criteria for the European Research Council Starting Grant or Consolidator Grant Submit a formal application to CERN prior to making a submission to the ERC Required Documents CV Research proposal ERC Grant Agreement Supporting letters of recommendation 2. Prepare your research proposal and supporting documents. 3. Submit a formal application to CERN in support of your proposal. 4. Make a submission to the European Research Council (ERC) for a Starting Grant or Consolidator Grant. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Rolling deadline🇨🇭 Switzerland
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Purposeful

The Global Resilience Fund for Girls and Young Women: Collective Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

Empower girls and young women to lead the way in resilience and activism during the COVID-19 crisis. The Global Resilience Fund offers fully flexible grants of up to $5,000 to support the work of girl, young women, and gender non-conforming, trans, and intersex activists around the world. With this funding, you'll have the freedom to define your project's goals and objectives, ensuring your activism reaches those who need it most. This pioneering fund is a collaboration between social justice funders, united in their commitment to resourcing girls' and young women's activism. As a partner of Purposeful, a global movement building hub for adolescent girls, the Global Resilience Fund is well-positioned to amplify the voices and actions of girls and young women worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned activist or just starting out, this opportunity is your chance to make a lasting impact. So why wait? Apply now and take the first step towards creating a more resilient and inclusive world! Benefits & Financial Aid - Grant Amount: Up to $5,000 - Flexibility: Fully flexible rapid response grants to support your work as defined by you Eligibility Criteria - Age: Open to girls and young women - Gender: Open to girls, young women, and gender non-conforming, trans, and intersex individuals - Location: Global opportunities Required Documents Not specified 2. Prepare a proposal outlining how you plan to use the grant funds. 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

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The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund: The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

The COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund, in partnership with the Packers Give Back COVID-19 Community Relief Fund, is providing vital support to nonprofit organizations in the Greater Green Bay community. This initiative aims to address the immediate needs, service gaps, and operational challenges caused by the pandemic, fostering a community discussion about its impact. If you're looking for fully-funded opportunities, this is your chance to make a meaningful difference. The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation has established a COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund to support nonprofit organizations in their response to the pandemic. By providing flexible resources, this fund enables organizations to address evolving needs and make a lasting impact. This opportunity is ideal for nonprofit organizations in the Greater Green Bay community who are working to address the impact of COVID-19. Whether you're providing immediate support, filling service gaps, or navigating operational challenges, this fund can help you make a difference. Benefits & Financial Aid - Grants: Fully funded, with funding decisions made within two weeks of application submission Eligibility Criteria - The organization must be a nonprofit in the Greater Green Bay community - The organization must be responding to the impact of the COVID-19 public health crisis Required Documents - Application - Grant proposal 2. Review the grant application process and requirements. 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

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