“I’m thrilled our partners are joining us to help bring the transformative power of technology to the nonprofit sector,” Erica Volini says. “It demonstrates two things: one, our united purpose in making the world work better, and two, the strength of our relationship in delivering our technology across varied sectors.”
Erica Volini, ServiceNow Senior Vice President of Global Partnerships
ServiceNow is a company that is driven by its purpose to make the world work better for everyone. One of its top priorities is to help the global nonprofit sector digitally transform its operations. To achieve this goal, ServiceNow is launching the ServiceNow.org Partnership for Good Grant, which will provide nonprofits with technology that will allow them to do better business and more good.
In 2024, ServiceNow will award four grants, up to $2 million in total value, to individual nonprofits that use technology in impactful ways to enable greater efficiencies and better serve their communities. These grants will give four nonprofits access to ServiceNow technology, as well as related consulting services to deepen their impact, so they can deliver outcomes at the same level as their for-profit counterparts.
ServiceNow is not alone in this initiative. Its partner ecosystem is also leaning into the Partnership for Good Grant program. Accenture, EY, KPMG, and New Rocket will each align to one of the categories of grants and be the dedicated implementation partner with the corresponding nonprofit. The four categories are: Cause and cure, Humanitarian and crisis relief, Poverty and hunger alleviation, and Education and youth services.
ServiceNow is committed to making the world work better for everyone, and its Partnership for Good Grant program is just one way it is achieving this goal. Interested nonprofits are encouraged to apply for a grant and find out more about ServiceNow.org and the dedicated team assisting the global nonprofit sector digitally transform.