
AI that responds
to real social problems
From open co-creation and capacity building to impact investment, NPI connects technology, talent and capital so AI For Good can move from ideas to lasting impact.



From co-created solutions to long-term growth
Three programs support innovation incubation, organizational capability and impact capital, creating a complete pathway for AI for good.
Capacity BuildingAI Learning Camp
Use AI to solve a real problem and advance systemic organizational change
AI Learning Camp
Use AI to solve a real problem and advance systemic organizational change
The AI Learning Camp supports AI transformation in social organizations, social enterprises and foundations. Rather than teaching tools alone, it uses real business tasks to rethink strategy, products, communications, fundraising, workflows and leadership. Its first 2025 cohort brought together more than 30 founders and organizational leaders.
Who It Is For
- Founders and core leaders of social organizations, social enterprises or foundations
- Changemakers seeking systematic AI adoption
- Early AI users who need practical guidance
- Teams using AI for organizational and product innovation
Capabilities and Outcomes
- Codified core capabilities and redesigned workflows
- AI-assisted annual fundraising plan
- An AI + product MVP
- Demo day, resource matching and alumni network
How NPI Supports
Four in-person workshops, continuous online sessions, real-task co-creation and a final demo day form a complete learning cycle connected to investors, partners and an AI social innovation alumni network.
Program Highlights
Program Journey
- Identify organizational problems and AI opportunities
- Workshops and real-task co-creation
- Online tools and technology sessions
- Iterate an AI product or organizational solution
- Demo day and resource matching
Core Modules
Innovation in PracticeAI For Good Charity Hackathon
Technology that begins with real social-sector problems
AI For Good Charity Hackathon
Technology that begins with real social-sector problems
NPI sources challenges from real nonprofit settings and connects practitioners, technologists, product experts and designers. Through problem translation, training and 48-hour cross-sector co-creation, responsible, trustworthy and implementable AI solutions enter continued incubation.
Who It Is For
- Nonprofits and changemakers with real problem settings
- AI, technology, data, product and design talent
- Young people, entrepreneurs and cross-sector partners
- Mentors offering sector or technical expertise
Capabilities and Outcomes
- 236 applicants
- 70 valid nonprofit challenges
- Challenges across six social fields
- 24 teams reached the Spring Festival final
- Demo-ready AI solutions entered continued incubation
How NPI Supports
The full pathway spans challenge sourcing, interviews and translation, community warm-up, team matching, technical and business training, a 48-hour sprint and long-term incubation.
Program Highlights
Program Journey
- Source nonprofit challenges and technology partners
- Interview, translate and form teams
- Train on social pain points and technology stacks
- 48-hour co-creation and demos
- Implementation support and incubation
Core Modules
Patient CapitalAI For Good Impact Investment
First patient capital for very early-stage AI social innovation
AI For Good Impact Investment
First patient capital for very early-stage AI social innovation
Focused on AI + social innovation, the fund supports early teams using AI to address real challenges in disability inclusion, ageing, communities and dementia, ensuring valuable ideas are not missed simply because they are early.
Who It Is For
- Teams of 1–10 people, including unregistered ventures
- Using AI to solve real social problems
- An early idea or MVP
- Nonprofit professionals, technologists or internally incubated teams
Capabilities and Outcomes
- From idea to MVP
- Product and business-model support
- Connections to government, nonprofits and technology communities
- Entry into NPI’s impact-investment network
How NPI Supports
Alongside patient capital, teams receive entrepreneurial peer support, sector connections, capability building, visibility and communications opportunities.
Program Highlights
Program Journey
- Project entry and initial conversation
- Assess problem and product pathway
- Evaluate impact and sustainability
- Match stage-appropriate support
- Long-term support and connections