Building for good: How civil society organizations are automating on Cloudflare

Tracking how governments target dissidents living in exile. Helping people in crisis find mental health support. Advocating for legislation that protects free expression online. These are a few examples of how some of the world's leading organizations are building the future of non-profit work with Cloudflare.

AI is changing how people do their work. The goal of Cloudflare Impact is to help ensure that non-profit organizations are among the first to benefit. Today, we’re sharing what dozens of civil society organizations have built using our developer services with more than $7.5 million of Cloudflare credits. These stories show what is possible when AI applications are accessible, secure, and affordable to build and run.

From "keep us secure" to "help us build"

We believe a better Internet is one that allows people to express themselves online and access a diverse range of viewpoints. A key part of Cloudflare's mission has been making security services available for everyone and helping ensure that individuals and organizations working for the public interest are not forced offline by those more powerful. Today, Project Galileo, which provides free cybersecurity services to civil society organizations, protects more than 3,400 domains across more than 120 countries.

Through these partnerships, organizations have shared with us how their needs have evolved from not only wanting to secure existing applications, but wanting to build new ones. AI has allowed non-technical teams to design, build, and scale tools tailored specifically for their workstreams and to advance their mission.