
The Salesforce.com Foundation has given more than $25 million in grants since its inception in 2000. The Foundation's annual granting program focuses on empowering organizations that are using our technology in innovative ways. The Foundation also supports organizations that have successfully engaged our employees on multiple levels.
Annual competitive grants
The Foundation executes an annual grant round targeted at organizations using our technology in an innovative way. While we do not accept unsolicited proposals, we invite you to explore our product donation program and volunteering initiatives to find out how you can kick off a 1/1/1 relationship with us. Read about the 2011 grant round here.
Don't have a 1/1/1 relationship with us yet? Learn how to develop one.
Employee inspired grants
The Foundation supports salesforce.com employees and their work in the community. Nonprofits can take advantage of these programs by engaging salesforce.com employees. Learn more.
Other granting programs
The Salesforce.com Foundation is inspired by the enthusiasm, energy and possibilities of young people. That's why we support youth empowerment through education and technology. BizAcademy and the Africa Education Fund offer opportunities to help underserved youth gain real-world business skills and an academic education, respectively.
Mission Bay
Salesforce.com is planning a new headquarters campus in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco. We're commited to being an active member of the communities surrounding our new home. At the moment we're in a listen and learn mode, gathering insight from others already engaged in the community. Check back for updates on our commitment to the community and our planning process. Learn more.
"The use of Salesforce CRM will allow Atlas Corps to grow significantly and reach thousands of nonprofit leaders from around the world without having to hire hundreds of people to manage the whole process. Salesforce.com is allowing our dream of creating a 'multinational, multilateral Peace Corps' possible."
– Scott Beale
Founder & CEO
Atlas Service Corps






