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    Datakind

    ActivePublic CharityPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    BROOKLYN, NYWebsite

    About Datakind

    To harness the power of data science and AI to address the world’s toughest challenges and empower social impact organizations while putting communities first.

    Focus Areas

    Frontline HealthHumanitarian ResponseClimate & EnvironmentEconomic OpportunityFinancial InclusionEducationData ethics and AI for social good

    Who They Fund

    nonprofit or civil society implementersresearch teams / technical practitioners

    Funding Style

    project-specific supportrestricted/subgrant fundingtechnology capacity building

    About Datakind

    Datakind Inc’s recent giving is built around subgrants that support data science projects for nonprofits and social impact organizations. In 2023, most of its listed grants were $20,000 awards, including support for John Jay College in New York and the United Way of South Central Michigan in Kalamazoo. That pattern fits the organization’s stated aim of using data science and AI to address difficult social problems while keeping communities central to the work. The foundation’s grantmaking also points to a practical, project-specific model. Recent recipients include Center on Rural Innovation, Complete College America, Bright Community Trust, and Kiva Microfunds, each funded for a data science project. A separate $10,000 award to Grameen America was listed as a data science project under Google.org funding, showing that Datakind Inc also works through partnership-based support. Across the grants on file, the emphasis is on technical work that helps nonprofit and research partners apply data science, machine learning, and analytics to real-world needs. Rather than broad institutional support, the pattern is narrowly tied to specific projects and implementation.

    What Datakind Funds

    A central theme in Datakind Inc’s giving is technical capacity building. The foundation gave $20,000 to Center on Rural Innovation Inc for a data science project, and $20,000 to Complete College America Inc for the same purpose, showing direct support for organizations using analytics in their work. Education appears as another clear area of support. John Jay College received $20,000 for a data science project, aligning with the foundation’s education-related focus and its interest in research teams and technical practitioners. The grants also reach economic opportunity and financial inclusion. Kiva Microfunds received $20,000 for a data science project, and Grameen America Inc received $10,000 for a data science project under Google.org funding. Those awards fit Datakind Inc’s stated interest in applying data science and AI to social impact work.

    How Datakind Gives

    Datakind Inc’s listed grants cluster tightly at $20,000, with a median, p25, and p75 all at $20,000. That suggests a very consistent grant size, with one smaller $10,000 award appearing in the recent grants list. The organization is a public charity and a regular funder, and the grants shown are project-specific subgrants rather than unrestricted support. The recent record does not show repeated grantees across multiple years, so the pattern on file reads as project-by-project funding rather than an obvious long-term recurring relationship. The foundation does not fund individuals and is not shown making program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $10K

    Total Assets

    $20.5M

    Total Revenue

    $21.9M

    Total Expenses

    $7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $20K, with a median of $20K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $20K

    75th Percentile

    $20K

    Geographic Reach

    National6 states funded
    Funding intensity
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    Headquarters

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    EIN (Tax ID): 46-4082076
    Latest Form 990: 2026
    Total assets: $20.5M
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    Topics

    data sciencemachine learning / AI for social impactdata infrastructure and analyticstechnical research and development

    Where Datakind Makes Grants

    Datakind Inc gives nationally, and every grant in the recent sample went to a U.S. recipient. New York appears often, with grants to John Jay College in New York, NY and Grameen America Inc in New York, NY, while Michigan also stands out through United Way of South Central Michigan in Kalamazoo. Other recipient locations in the sample include Hartland, VA; Indianapolis, IN; Clearwater, FL; and San Francisco, CA. By count, Michigan is the top state for giving, and 29% of grants went to recipients in New York.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Datakind

    What kinds of organizations does Datakind Inc fund?

    The recent grants go to nonprofits, a college, and mission-focused organizations working on data science projects. Examples in the record include John Jay College, Center on Rural Innovation Inc, Complete College America Inc, United Way of South Central Michigan, Bright Community Trust Inc, Kiva Microfunds, and Grameen America Inc.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The typical grant size is $20,000, and the p25, median, and p75 are all $20,000. In the recent grants list, six of seven awards were $20,000, with one $10,000 grant.

    What areas does Datakind Inc support?

    Its stated focus areas include Frontline Health, Humanitarian Response, Climate & Environment, Economic Opportunity, Financial Inclusion, Education, and Data ethics and AI for social good. The recent grants reflect that mix through education, rural innovation, and financial inclusion-related projects.

    Does Datakind Inc support organizations outside the United States?

    The recent grant sample is entirely U.S.-based: 7 grants and 100% of the recipient country distribution are in the United States.

    How does Datakind Inc usually structure its grants?

    The recent awards are framed as subgrants supporting specific data science projects. That points to project-specific, restricted funding rather than general operating support.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    PROSPERITY NOWWASHINGTON, DC$10,0002024GOOGLE.ORG FUNDING
    CENTER ON RURAL INNOVATION INCHARTLAND, VA$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    COMPLETE COLLEGE AMERICA INCINDIANAPOLIS, IN$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    JOHN JAY COLLEGENEW YORK, NY$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    BRIGHT COMMUNITY TRUST INCCLEARWATER, FL$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    KIVA MICROFUNDSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    UNITED WAY OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGANKALAMAZOO, MI$20,0002023SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT
    GRAMEEN AMERICA INCNEW YORK, NY$10,0002023DATA SCIENCE PROJECT UNDER GOOGLE.ORG FUNDING

    PROSPERITY NOW

    $10,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    GOOGLE.ORG FUNDING

    CENTER ON RURAL INNOVATION INC

    $20,000
    HARTLAND, VA2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    COMPLETE COLLEGE AMERICA INC

    $20,000
    INDIANAPOLIS, IN2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    JOHN JAY COLLEGE

    $20,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    BRIGHT COMMUNITY TRUST INC

    $20,000
    CLEARWATER, FL2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    KIVA MICROFUNDS

    $20,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    UNITED WAY OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN

    $20,000
    KALAMAZOO, MI2023

    SUBGRANT TO SUPPORT DATA SCIENCE PROJECT

    GRAMEEN AMERICA INC

    $10,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    DATA SCIENCE PROJECT UNDER GOOGLE.ORG FUNDING