Cloudflare expands AI and security support for nonprofits
Cloudflare is ramping up support for nonprofits, offering over $7.5 million in credits to help civil society groups build AI-powered tools and stay secure online. More than 3,400 organizations across 120 countries now use its free cybersecurity services through Project Galileo. The aim: make it easier and safer for nonprofits to adopt automation, even as tight budgets and privacy fears slow them down.
- Over $7.5 million of Cloudflare credits provided
- Project Galileo secures 3,400+ nonprofit domains worldwide
- Nonprofits use AI to automate and scale mission work
- Privacy and funding remain major worries for adoption
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