Building for good: How civil society organizations are automating on Cloudflare

Cloudflare Impact is expanding support for civil society organizations by offering developer tools, security services, engineering assistance, and more than $7.5 million in credits to help nonprofits build secure, affordable AI applications. Building on Project Galileo’s protection of over 3,400 domains in more than 120 countries, the program addresses nonprofits’ growing need to create tools while managing financial constraints, sensitive data, privacy risks, and cyberattacks. Its first cohort of 30 organizations includes LebTown, which is automating newsroom workflows and public-records processing; Kaya Guides, which provides WhatsApp-based mental health counseling in India and uses AI feedback tools for counselors; and the Snorkelling Society, which is developing a community-powered snorkeling map. Cloudflare has also collaborated with Freedom House, the Global Network Initiative, and Article One on human-rights-focused systems that organize and assess large volumes of sensitive information while retaining human review for decisions and analysis. Following the initial cohort, Cloudflare has opened applications for a second group of nonprofit organizations.

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