For philanthropic partners
Help local evidence become lasting change.
Help turn open tools, shared knowledge, and community partnerships into practical protection from airborne risks.
A foundation to build on
Help existing commitments go further.
Additional philanthropy can fund the people and practical work needed to turn equipment into lasting community capability.
5,000 monitors
AirGradient’s hardware commitment over five years supports community deployment.
USD 100,000
AirGradient’s initial financial commitment helps establish the foundation.
USD 2 million grant
Coefficient Giving supports the building-protection and aerosol-measurement research project.
Fund local implementation
A donated monitor is just the beginning.
Hardware is one part of a useful monitoring network. Additional funding can support shipping, import costs, maintenance, local coordination, training, communication, and advocacy.
Air Quality Map
Help close the gaps in air quality monitoring.
Many communities lack the monitoring needed to understand their air quality. Explore the gaps and help fund the equipment, local skills, and ongoing support that make reliable monitoring possible.
Discuss a funding partnershipSustain shared resources
Keep open tools useful for everyone.
Open hardware, firmware, data systems, and documentation need people and continued maintenance. Support can help OAF improve resources, respond to field experience, and keep knowledge useful for others.
Maintain and improve the tools
Support open hardware, firmware, software, and documentation, including testing and improvements informed by field experience.
Explore Open Source StewardshipInvest in local skills
Support training, practical guidance, and communication so local teams can maintain equipment and use evidence.
Explore Global Capacity BuildingDevelop the next collaboration
Support work beyond existing commitments.
Discuss opportunities beyond existing funded work, including practical implementation, the indoor–outdoor toolkit, and proposed new pilots.
One Air Toolkit
An indoor–outdoor extension to the existing air quality monitoring toolkit, connecting measurements with practical action.
Explore the project
Open Healthy Spaces
A proposed community-led pilot to map indoor air quality and help people identify opportunities for healthier public spaces.
Explore the proposalTake the next step
Start a funding conversation.
Contact Anh Tran, Fundraising and Project Management, through the foundation to discuss programme funding, project co-funding, or flexible support.