To qualify, applicant organizations must: 

• Be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
• Be headquartered in the Denver area
• Grant best serves organizations between 15 to 40 users
• Not have internal IT staff
• Align with Mytech Partners mission, vision, and values
• Clearly explain how improved technology will help further their mission and positively impact the community 

Grant recipients are selected by a local adjudication panel, which may include: 

• Nonprofit board members
• Business professionals
• Community leaders
• Community partners and Mytech Partners staff 

This diverse, community-rooted perspective helps ensure each grant is awarded thoughtfully and in alignment with local needs. 

The grant provides donated managed and professional IT services over a three-year period. This includes ongoing support, strategic guidance, and security-first management. 

The grant does not include the cost of hardware, software, or licensing, which remain the responsibility of the nonprofit. 

No. The Technology Grant provides services, not cash. The value of the grant reflects the donated IT services and expertise provided over the three-year term. 

The Technology Grant is awarded for up to three years, reflecting the length of a typical managed IT partnership and allowing for long-term stability and planning.

Grant recipients are announced at the awards and community celebration event. All applicants are invited to attend as we celebrate the nonprofit community and formally recognize the grant recipients.

Yes. Organizations may apply even if they currently work with another IT provider. Transition details, if applicable, are reviewed as part of the selection process.

Yes. When available, nonprofits may apply for both the Mytech Partners Technology Grant and any additional partner-sponsored grants during the same application cycle.

While the IT services are donated, nonprofits remain responsible for the cost of their technology infrastructure, including hardware, software, and licensing. 

Nonprofits that are not selected are encouraged to apply again in future grant cycles. All applicants are invited to attend the awards and community celebration.

Nonprofits that view technology as a critical part of their operations and are looking for long-term support to strengthen systems, reduce risk, and focus more fully on their mission.