OpenText Corporate Giving Program (2026)

Global Funding for UN-Aligned Sustainability Goals

OpenText is committed to responsible corporate citizenship and advancing a future that is both sustainable and inclusive. Through its Corporate Giving Program, OpenText directs funding to registered charities that align with six priority sustainability goals inspired by the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

OpenText’s guiding principle is to think globally and act locally, investing in the communities where employees live and work to create meaningful global impact.

Organization

OpenText

Support Type

Charitable grants

Geographic Focus

Global — with priority for communities near OpenText office locations

U.S. Office Locations

Organizations located near the following U.S. communities may be well positioned for support:

Arizona: Tucson
California: Menlo Park, Pasadena, Pleasanton
Colorado: Broomfield
Georgia: Alpharetta
Kentucky: Lexington
Maryland: Gaithersburg
Michigan: Southfield
New Jersey: Tinton Falls
Ohio: Hilliard
Texas: Austin, Dallas, San Antonio
Utah: Provo
Virginia: Arlington
Wisconsin: Waukesha

(Organizations operating near additional global OpenText offices may also be eligible.)

Funding Priorities

OpenText Corporate Giving supports organizations addressing one or more of the following six Sustainability Goals:

• Zero Hunger
• Good Health and Well-Being
• Quality Education
• Gender Equality
• Reduced Inequalities
• Climate Action

OpenText may also support disaster recovery and socio-economic relief efforts when needed.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for funding, organizations must:

• Be a registered charity in their country
• Operate globally or provide direct services near an OpenText office
• Demonstrate alignment with at least one of the six Sustainability Goals
• Provide audited financial statements upon request
• Comply with all applicable laws and regulations

OpenText does not fund organizations that discriminate on protected characteristics but may support organizations assisting communities that have experienced discrimination.

Ineligible Requests

OpenText will not fund:

• Individuals
• Political organizations or candidates
• For-profit entities
• Advocacy or lobbying groups
• Debt-reduction campaigns
• Non-registered charities
• Conference travel or event-related expenses
• Organizations identified as fraudulent

Funding may not be used to promote violence, terrorism, or bigotry, nor may recipients subgrant funds to entities engaged in such activities.

Funding Cycle

📅 Fiscal Year: July 1 – June 30
📅 Review Timeline: Typically within three months
📅 Application Type: Rolling, case-by-case review

OpenText reserves the right to accept or decline requests at any time during the fiscal year.

Application Process

Eligible organizations should submit funding requests via email:

📧 corporategiving@opentext.com

Requests are reviewed individually. Only selected organizations will be contacted for additional information.

Apply / Learn More

➡️ https://www.opentext.com/about/corporate-giving-program

Why This Opportunity Is a Good Fit

This opportunity is ideal for:

• Registered charities located near OpenText office communities
• Organizations aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals
• Nonprofits focused on food security, health, education, equity, or climate action
• Community-based initiatives delivering measurable impact

OpenText Corporate Giving is especially well suited for nonprofits that can demonstrate strong alignment with global sustainability priorities while serving local communities where employees live and work.

Corporate Grants Guide Notes

Deadline: Rolling
Review Type: Case-by-case (up to 3 months)
Geographic Focus: Global, with priority near OpenText office locations
Best Suited For: Registered charities aligned with sustainability and equity goals