About requesting a mandatory Google for Nonprofits account for all Ad Grants accounts

From January 2017, Google Ad Grants required all Ad Grants accounts to request a Google for Nonprofits account. Since that time, notification emails have been sent to the login email addresses of affected Ad Grants Google Ads accounts with instructions to complete the request before April 30, 2017.

Accounts that did not request a Google for Nonprofits account by April 30, 2017 have been temporarily deactivated. If your account was affected, you'll have received an email at the login email addresses in the account. To reactivate your temporarily deactivated Ad Grants account, complete the request for a Google for Nonprofits account by following the steps below. When you receive confirmation that your organization has been verified, your Ad Grants account will be automatically reactivated within 24 hours.

Instructions to activate your Ad Grants account for Google for Nonprofits

Steps to reactivate your Google Ad Grants account

Google for Nonprofits eligibility

Google for Nonprofits account request appeals

Login problems and account retrieval issues

We know that login details to accounts can be hard to keep track of. Here is a refresher on how fix problems with account access to Google Ads and Google for Nonprofits.

Updated login rule: Please ensure that there is at least one mutual administrative login email address in the Google for Nonprofits account and in the Google Ad Grants account that you’re requesting. If this is not currently the case, you can add a current administrator on one account to the other.

1. Add an admin user to Google Ads (under "How to grant access").

2. Add an admin user to Google for Nonprofits.

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