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OpenAI nonprofit jam

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Jul 17, 2025 00:00
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OpenAI is partnering with major philanthropic organizations to host the Nonprofit Jam, a nationwide event bringing together over 1,000 nonprofit leaders to explore AI solutions for community challenges. This initiative highlights AI's growing role in empowering nonprofits and fostering cross-sector collaboration to address real-world problems.

At OpenAI, we build tools to help people solve hard problems—including nonprofits working on the frontlines of their communities. The OpenAI Academy is teaming up with the Walton Family Foundation, Emerson Collective, and a network of local nonprofit organizations to host the Nonprofit Jam—a one-day, nationwide event bringing together more than 1,000 nonprofit leaders across 10 locations.
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