The Nonlinear Library EA - Applications Now Open for AIM's 2025 Programs by CE
Jul 25, 2024
10:59
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Applications Now Open for AIM's 2025 Programs, published by CE on July 25, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum.
In short: Applications for AIM's two upcoming programs - the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program and AIM's new Founding to Give Program - are now open. You can apply to multiple programs with one joint application form. The deadline to apply for all programs is September 15th.
Over the past five years, AIM has incubated 40 highly effective nonprofits and secured over $3.9 million in seed grants. These organizations now reach over 35 million people and have the potential to improve the lives of more than 1 billion animals through their interventions. We are incredibly proud of the success achieved by these organizations and their dedicated founders.
We believe founding an organization is the most impactful career path for fast-moving, entrepreneurial individuals. In our search for more impact-driven individuals to found field-leading organizations, we are excited to announce that our applications are now open.
Dates:
Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program:
February-March 2025 (8 weeks)
July - August 2025 (8 weeks)
AIM Founding to Give: 6th of January - 28th of March 2025 (12 weeks)
AIM Research Fellowship - Expression of Interest (dates TBD, likely early 2025)
About the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program
Why apply?
Put simply, we believe that founding a charity is likely one of the most impactful and exciting career options for people who are a good fit. In just a few years of operation, our best charities have gone from an idea to organizations with dozens of staff improving the lives of millions of people and animals every year.
We provide the training, funding, research, and mentorship to ensure that people with the right aptitudes and a relentless drive to improve the world can start a charity, no matter their background or prior experience. This could be you! Our initial application form takes as little as 30 minutes - take a look at our
applicant resources and
apply now.
Who is this program for?
Individuals who want to make a huge impact with their careers. Charity entrepreneurs are ambitious, fast-moving, and prioritize impact above all. They are focused on cost-effectiveness and are motivated to pilot and scale an evidence-backed intervention. We have found that those from consulting backgrounds, for-profit entrepreneurship, effective NGOs, or recent graduates perform well in this program.
What we offer:
2-month full-time training with two weeks in-person in London.
Stipend of £1900/month during (and potentially up to 2 months after) the program.
Incredibly talented individuals to co-found your new project with.
Possibility to apply for $100,000 - $200,000 seed funding (~80% of projects get funded).
Membership of the AIM alumni network, connecting you to mentorship, funders, and a community of other founders.
The ideas:
We are excited to announce our top charity ideas for the upcoming CE incubator. These ideas are the results of a
seven-stage research process. To be brief, we have sacrificed nuance. In the upcoming weeks, full reports will be announced
in our newsletter, published
on our website, and posted on the EA Forum.
Cage-free in the Middle East: An organization focused on good-cop cage-free corporate campaigning in neglected countries in the Middle East (United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt).
Keel Bone Fractures: A charity working on how farmers can reduce the prevalence of keel bone fractures (KBF) in cage-free layer hens, ideally through outreach to certifiers to update their certification standards to include an outcome-based limit on KBF.
Fish Welfare East Asia - We continue to recommend an organization that works with farmers in neglected, high-priority countries in East Asia (Philippines, Taiwan, and Indo...
In short: Applications for AIM's two upcoming programs - the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program and AIM's new Founding to Give Program - are now open. You can apply to multiple programs with one joint application form. The deadline to apply for all programs is September 15th.
Over the past five years, AIM has incubated 40 highly effective nonprofits and secured over $3.9 million in seed grants. These organizations now reach over 35 million people and have the potential to improve the lives of more than 1 billion animals through their interventions. We are incredibly proud of the success achieved by these organizations and their dedicated founders.
We believe founding an organization is the most impactful career path for fast-moving, entrepreneurial individuals. In our search for more impact-driven individuals to found field-leading organizations, we are excited to announce that our applications are now open.
Dates:
Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program:
February-March 2025 (8 weeks)
July - August 2025 (8 weeks)
AIM Founding to Give: 6th of January - 28th of March 2025 (12 weeks)
AIM Research Fellowship - Expression of Interest (dates TBD, likely early 2025)
About the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program
Why apply?
Put simply, we believe that founding a charity is likely one of the most impactful and exciting career options for people who are a good fit. In just a few years of operation, our best charities have gone from an idea to organizations with dozens of staff improving the lives of millions of people and animals every year.
We provide the training, funding, research, and mentorship to ensure that people with the right aptitudes and a relentless drive to improve the world can start a charity, no matter their background or prior experience. This could be you! Our initial application form takes as little as 30 minutes - take a look at our
applicant resources and
apply now.
Who is this program for?
Individuals who want to make a huge impact with their careers. Charity entrepreneurs are ambitious, fast-moving, and prioritize impact above all. They are focused on cost-effectiveness and are motivated to pilot and scale an evidence-backed intervention. We have found that those from consulting backgrounds, for-profit entrepreneurship, effective NGOs, or recent graduates perform well in this program.
What we offer:
2-month full-time training with two weeks in-person in London.
Stipend of £1900/month during (and potentially up to 2 months after) the program.
Incredibly talented individuals to co-found your new project with.
Possibility to apply for $100,000 - $200,000 seed funding (~80% of projects get funded).
Membership of the AIM alumni network, connecting you to mentorship, funders, and a community of other founders.
The ideas:
We are excited to announce our top charity ideas for the upcoming CE incubator. These ideas are the results of a
seven-stage research process. To be brief, we have sacrificed nuance. In the upcoming weeks, full reports will be announced
in our newsletter, published
on our website, and posted on the EA Forum.
Cage-free in the Middle East: An organization focused on good-cop cage-free corporate campaigning in neglected countries in the Middle East (United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt).
Keel Bone Fractures: A charity working on how farmers can reduce the prevalence of keel bone fractures (KBF) in cage-free layer hens, ideally through outreach to certifiers to update their certification standards to include an outcome-based limit on KBF.
Fish Welfare East Asia - We continue to recommend an organization that works with farmers in neglected, high-priority countries in East Asia (Philippines, Taiwan, and Indo...