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Cisco Impact Cash Grant Program

Introduction

We make cash grants at three geographic levels, with a focus on addressing critical human needs, improving access to education, and supporting economic empowerment.

We offer Cisco Impact cash grants to carefully selected community organizations -- non-profit and non-government agencies -- that align strongly with our investment areas, grantmaking criteria, and policies.

We focus our grant-making activities on three issue areas: addressing critical human needs, improving access to education, and supporting economic empowerment. In order to maximize the collaborative impact of our investments, we partner with community organizations that leverage the internet and communications technology to improve the efficiency and reach of their services.

Cisco Impact cash grants are made by Cisco and the Cisco Foundation at three levels:


Global Impact Grants

NEW! We are now accepting unsolicited applications for Global Impact Grants. Grants are awarded by the Cisco Public Benefit Investment (PBI) group to both US-based and non-US based organizations, with national or multinational operations. Grants are awarded on an ongoing basis throughout the year. Learn more.


Regional Impact Grants

Grants are awarded by one of Cisco's 32 global Civic Councils or in conjunction with local teams or individual requests. Grants are awarded on an ongoing basis throughout the year. Regional Impact Grants currently are not open to unsolicited applications.


Silicon Valley Impact Grants

Grants are awarded to organizations based within a 50-mile radius of Cisco's corporate headquarters in San Jose, California, and providing services in the Bay Area. Learn more.


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