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Anthropic launched Claude Corps, a $150 million program placing 1,000 AI fellows at over 400 nonprofits. Fellows earn $85,000 plus benefits for one-year placements, with no degree required. The first cohort of 100 starts in October 2026. Applications close July 17.

Anthropic announced Claude Corps, a $150 million program that will pay 1,000 fellows $85,000 plus benefits for one year to help nonprofits adopt generative AI. CEO Dario Amodei also published a policy framework on AI's impact on work, calling for regulatory intervention based on claims of exponential AI advancement.

Anthropic is committing $150 million to place AI fellows inside U.S. nonprofits. The program embeds technical experts to help organizations adopt and apply artificial intelligence tools. Funding covers fellow salaries, training, and operational support for selected nonprofit partners.

Anthropic is worth $965 billion and will donate $150 million to launch Claude Corps, a fellowship program that hires and embeds 1,000 coaches at nonprofits to help them use AI effectively. President Daniela Amodei said the program aims to expand and become a pillar of the company's AI benefit strategy.

Anthropic launched the Claude Corps AI fellowship for nonprofits with a $150 million donation. The program aims to support nonprofit organizations in using artificial intelligence for their missions.

The Marguerite Casey Foundation plans to donate at least $500 million over the next decade, increasing its annual payout to help nonprofits suffering under President Donald Trump's policies. The White House's cuts to federal funding and attacks on civil society have created an existential crisis for the sector.