COMMUNITY
Supporting people do
more together
We are proud to bring programs that support local businesses, schools and nonprofits in communities with Meta data centers.
Supporting the community
Meta has provided over $74 million in funding to schools and nonprofits in communities where we have a data center. To date we have supported more than 2,400 projects that build connections, put technology to use for community benefit, and enhance local STEM/STEAM education.
Learn more from the year in review of our community investments for 2024.
Here are some of the programs we support locally.
Data Center Community Action Grants
This annual program provides direct funding for projects that benefit communities where we have an operational data center by putting the power of technology to use for community benefit, giving people the power to build strong, sustainable communities, and
improving local science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) education.
Meta Small Business Training
Discover online learning courses, training programs and certifications that can help you get the most out of Meta’s family of apps. Through free trainings, events, resources, and more we help small businesses and nonprofits grow their reach.
Meta Safety
Nothing is more important than the safety of the people who use our service. We work with external experts, including a Safety Advisory Board, and gather feedback from our community to develop policies, tools and resources to keep you safe.
Meta Family Center
Discover resources, insights and expert guidance to help you support your family’s online experiences on our apps and across the internet. From social media to virtual reality to gaming, our tools cover a range of different Meta technologies so your family can connect with friends, discover immersive spaces and comfortably express their creativity online.
The projects from schools and organizations supported by the grants will help to improve our community, and I look forward to the impact and benefit they will have for students, families and local residents.
Charles griego, mayor of los lunas