Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, has been making a big global push this year to aid the one billion people around the world living with disabilities. To further that goal, it's just awarded $20 ...

Google is known for giving employees 20% time to pursue other projects that might be beneficial in the long-term. The company is now launching the Google.org Fellowship to let employees do “full-time ...

Google.org, the philanthropic arm of search giant Google , is changing its executive leadership in a move designed to more closely align the two organizations. In an announcement late Monday, the ...

Google.org, the billion-dollar grant-making arm of the tech giant, has announced that Maggie Johnson, a longtime Google vice president, will take over as its global head next month. Johnson currently ...

Google, as well as many other companies, has long relied on Wikipedia for its content. Now, Google and Google.org are giving back. Google.org President Jacquelline Fuller today announced a $2 million ...

ReflexAI, the leading conversation performance platform for high-stakes moments, today announced a major expansion of its collaboration with Google.org to address the global challenge of training ...

The backlash came swiftly when Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, pledged 99 percent of their Facebook fortune to philanthropic causes. At first, the announcement brought tremendous praise; ...

Automation probably won't lead to massive unemployment, but governments will still need to prepare for major upheaval, according to a new study. Read now Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, ...

Paritii, creator of Swyft, is now backed by Google.org as part of the 2025 Generative AI Accelerator. Swyft utilizes generative AI to automate higher education workflows, offering personalized student ...

Google.org is donating $30 million to non-profits this holiday so that they can buy any tech and related services that they need including hardware, software, training and IT maintenance or repair ...

The New York Times has an article describing Google's charity: Google.org funded with $1bn. What makes this interesting is that its legal status is the same as that of a corporation--it is a ...