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AI Glasses Impact Grants

Creating positive change across America
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AI Glasses Impact Grants support innovators using AI glasses to empower communities, boost economic growth, and expand opportunities across the U.S.

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About AI Glasses Impact Grants

While priority areas include skills and employment, health, economic growth, community, accessibility, and support for veterans, we’re open to innovative ideas from any sector. Whether you’re a two-person start-up organizing beach clean ups or a multi-state business using AI glasses to support accessibility, we want to hear how you’re making an impact.

AI Glasses Impact Accelerator Grants

For organizations already leveraging AI wearables to scale their impact.

What we're looking for:

  1. Demonstration of the active use of AI glasses to drive societal or economic impact.
  2. A clear plan for how additional funding and AI wearable technology will help you scale your impact.
Grant details: We will award 25 monetary grants to the selected organizations ranging from $25,000 - $50,000. The application process will close on March 9, 2026.

AI Glasses Impact Catalyst Grants

For developers or organizations proposing new, high-impact applications using Meta’s SDK.

What we’re looking for:

  1. Developers or organizations with strong technical skills.
  2. A clear idea for a consumer app that will drive social and/or economic value at scale, built using Meta’s DAT.

Grant details: We will award 5 monetary grants to selected organizations ranging up to $200,000 alongside support from Meta to build your application.

Please note: AI Glasses Impact Catalyst Grants are invite only. Selected developers will be proactively approached by Meta to apply.

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