Challenge · United States
Truist Foundation Inspire Awards Year 4
MIT Solve is accepting solutions from registered U.S. nonprofits providing direct services, training programs or career navigation support for adult workers affected by AI-driven labor-market change. Semifinalists receive capacity-building funding, while finalists join a support program and compete for larger grants.
Tema
Funding and support for nonprofits helping adult workers navigate the age of AI
Quién debería revisarla
Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in the United States at growth or scale stage with an implemented solution supporting adult workers through direct services, training, career navigation or related AI-era workforce innovation.
Por qué la monitorea Nodo
It is useful for U.S.-connected nonprofit partners, workforce-development teams, diaspora organizations and AI-reskilling collaborators in the network. The call is a concrete signal of funder interest in practical, human-centered AI adoption and worker mobility.
Detalles conservados
- Deadline
- Applications are due August 7, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
- Support offered
- MIT Solve states that 15 semifinalists receive USD 10,000 in capacity-building funding, and six finalists enter a support program before pitching for awards of up to USD 250,000.
- Eligibility
- The challenge is limited to registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations at growth or scale stage. The organization and solution stage requirements should be checked before starting an application.
- Good application angle
- Strong submissions should show a proven worker-serving model, human-centered design, clear AI-era relevance, measurable impact and a realistic path to regional or national scale.
- Source trail
- Found during the weekly MIT Solve and AI workforce search and verified against the official MIT Solve challenge page.
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