CORPORATE — GOOGLE

Google has made a strong commitment to giving back to the Atlanta community through investments in technology, education and economic development. With a major office in Midtown and a data center in Douglas County, the company contributes to the region’s growth while supporting local organizations and residents. Through Google.org, the company has pledged millions of dollars to empower local nonprofits and expand access to digital skills, including a $1 million grant to the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta for Artificial Intelligence training and another $1 million to the Urban League of Greater Atlanta to help residents gain high-growth job skills. Google also partners with diverse community groups such as 100 Black Men of Atlanta, the Southern Center for Human Rights and the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta. Economically, Google helped generate an estimated $17.7 billion in activity across Georgia in 2024 and collaborated with the City of Atlanta on the Atlanta Beltline Marketplace to uplift Black, Latino and women-owned businesses. Its expansion of Google Fiber continues to address digital equity across metro Atlanta. In education, Google works closely with local Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the Technical College System of Georgia to provide no-cost Career Certificates and advance tech education. Partnerships with organizations like Learn4Life, the Atlanta University Center and Clayton State University further demonstrate Google’s dedication to equipping students and educators with AI and STEM skills, ensuring a more inclusive and tech-driven future for Atlanta. Google’s generosity to Christian City’s programs has focused on creating economic opportunity for disadvantaged youth.