Google plans to give $1M to Nebraska nonprofits
2 Dec 2019
Google has announced plans to award $1 million to nonprofits in Nebraska that come up with ideas to help grow the state's economy.
The Google.org Impact Challenge Nebraska will award six nonprofits that come up with "bold" ideas to grow economic opportunities.
Five of the organizations will be chosen by a panel of Nebraska judges in conjunction with the company and will each receive a $175,000 grant. The sixth organization will be chosen via a public vote and will be awarded $125,000.
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