Apply for Funding
We find most of our giving opportunities through proactive research. However, the following funds have open applications:
Abundance & Growth Fund
Living literature reviews
Supports scholars to build and maintain “living literature reviews” — continuously updated collections of articles that synthesize research on a single topic. We’re especially interested in topics related to policymaking.
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Forecasting Fund
Request for proposals: AI for forecasting and sound reasoning
Supports work in two areas:
- Developing AI models, tools, and techniques that help to make forecasts more accurate and action-guiding.
- Developing methods to increase the soundness of AI models’ reasoning (e.g. making them more truthful, informative, or logically consistent).
Submissions are due by January 30, 2026.
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Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities Fund
Career development and transition funding
Supports people at any career stage who want to pursue careers focused on reducing global catastrophic risks. Many different activities are covered, including graduate study, professional training, and self-study.
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Funding for programs and events
Supports programs and events related to effective altruism, global catastrophic risks, biosecurity, forecasting, and other areas.
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Navigating Transformative AI Fund
Request for proposals: AI Governance
Supports work across technical AI governance, policy development, frontier company policy, international AI governance, law, and strategic analysis and threat modeling.
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Funding for capacity-building on risks from transformative AI
Supports work focused on addressing risks from transformative AI through “capacity-building” (e.g. supporting professional networks, helping new people find work in the field, or contributing to public discourse).
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Science and Global Health R&D Fund
Open call for pre-proposals
We are open to receiving brief pre-proposals. We review all submissions, but we will only respond to those that may be a good fit for our programmatic goals. Your pre-proposal should contain a two-page outline of your project, a rough budget or ballpark funding amount, and an estimated timeline. Alternatively, if you’ve already shared your proposal with other funders, you can send us the proposal you’ve already created (with any additional information you’d like to include).
Submit pre-proposals to science@coefficientgiving.org.
If your project isn’t a good fit for these programs but aligns with one of our funds, you can contact us to ask about funding. However, we rarely fund unsolicited proposals, and we may not respond to all inquiries.