Spend $120,000 a year on Google Ads without paying for it.

• $120,000 a year in ad budget

  Up to $10,000 every month from Google Ads for approved organizations and projects.

• High-intent search traffic

  Your ads reach people who are already searching for your service, product, or mission — not passive scrollers.

• It renews, year after year

  With compliance and proper account management, the grant stays active instead of expiring after one campaign.

• Works across many sectors

  Education, healthcare, production, services, IT, entertainment, and social impact initiatives.

• Multilingual by design

  Campaigns and landing pages can be adapted per language and region, so one grant can serve several markets.

• Strengthens your CSR story

  You build a real bridge between commercial growth and social value, documented and measurable.

• Google Ads

  Up to $10,000 a month for search advertising.

• YouTube

  The nonprofit programme for promoting your video.

• Workspace

  Email, Drive, Docs, and Meet for the whole team.

• Maps Platform

  Extended geolocation and presence on Google Maps.

• Gemini AI

  Access to Gemini AI tools at no additional cost.

All five activate from a single Google for Nonprofits account.

Source: Google for Nonprofits Help, checked 10 September 2026. Google notes that not every product is available in every country — Ad Grants availability is confirmed for each organization inside its Google for Nonprofits account.

• 01

  Business owners

  Grow the company through a practical CSR strategy instead of a slogan. We design the structure and implement it with you.

• 02

  Nonprofit founders

  Turn awareness into donors, volunteers, and participants with campaigns funded by Google rather than by your budget.

• 03

  Marketing teams and leaders

  Add a compliant, data-driven acquisition channel that your team can run and report on like any other.

1. 01

   Discovery call

   We go through your business model, your audience, and what you actually want the traffic to do. You leave the call knowing whether the grant fits you.

2. 02

   Legal structure and documents

   We handle the charitable-status paperwork and positioning that Google’s review requires, in the jurisdiction that makes sense for you.

3. 03

   CSR concept and messaging

   Your mission is written into a clear, defensible communication architecture — the part most rejected applications get wrong.

4. 04

   Website and technical prep

   Your site is brought up to Google’s content standards in your brand style, with analytics and conversion tracking wired in.

5. 05

   Application and approval

   We submit, respond to moderation, and carry the application through to an approved Google Ad Grants account.

6. 06

   Launch and optimization

   Account structure, keywords, ad copy, and ongoing testing — so the budget turns into leads instead of sitting unspent.

• “In the first 2 months after launch, we closed high-ticket sales from grant traffic. Revero handled packaging, approval, and campaign setup end to end.”

• “Approval plus optimization gave us predictable lead flow from Google Search and stable growth week over week.”

• “The team built not only campaigns, but analytics and testing as well. We now run grant traffic like a growth system.”

• What is the Google Ad Grant and how does it work?

  The Google Ad Grant program gives eligible organizations up to $10,000 per month in free Google Search advertising — roughly $329 a day, or $120,000 a year. You run text ads that appear on Google search results for the terms you target. The grant renews annually as long as you stay compliant with Google’s policies and actively manage the account.

• I don’t have a nonprofit. Can I still apply as an LLC or sole proprietor?

  In many cases, yes — through the right CSR packaging and legal structure. Google requires valid charitable status, but that status does not have to sit in your home country or where your main operations are. We review your exact scenario during the audit and tell you honestly whether it is workable.

• I already have an NGO. Can we use it?

  Yes. An existing NGO is usually the strongest starting point: it shortens the approval path and lets us move straight to website readiness, account structure, and campaign strategy.

• Where can Google Ad Grant ads appear?

  On the Google Search Network only. Grant accounts run text ads on search results pages — display banners, video, and shopping campaigns are not available under the grant. That is why keyword strategy and landing pages decide the outcome.

• How long does preparation usually take?

  The typical path from first call to live campaigns runs several weeks. The variables are document readiness, how much work your website needs to meet Google’s content requirements, and moderation speed on Google’s side.

• What if the grant is not approved?

  We work to a defined roadmap with a clear guarantee: if approval is not achieved within the agreed period, we refund according to the contract terms.

• Which organizations are the best fit?

  Missions that serve a public benefit: education, healthcare, environmental work, community development, and social initiatives. Prohibited categories include adult content, gambling, political campaigns, and weapons. Regulated industries can qualify, but expect a longer approval path.

• Do you also build the website?

  Yes. Google reviews your site before approval, and grant traffic converts only if the pages are built for it. We prepare the site, tracking, and analytics as part of the roadmap, choosing the platform based on speed, compliance, and your goals.

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