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Solve Membership establishes your organization as a leader in social impact and enables you to support cutting-edge innovation.

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Join Solve's social impact community

Solve Membership establishes your organization as a leader in social impact and enables you to support cutting-edge innovation. Our Solver teams have already impacted the lives of 150 million people across the world. 

Membership is an annual contribution to MIT Solve and fully tax-deductible. MIT is a recognized IRS 501(c)(3) charitable entity. 100 percent of Solve Member donations go towards Solver grants and support to help Solver teams pilot and scale their work. 

For more information about becoming a Member, please fill out the form below.

As a Solve Member, you have the opportunity to:

  • Partner directly with tech-based social entrepreneurs and innovators at an early stage as they scale their work to reach millions more. 
  • Drive real impact on the issues most important to you by helping shape Global Challenges across Sustainability, Health, Education, and Economic Prosperity. 
  • Access our year-round workshops and annual events, including Solve Challenge Finals and Solve at MIT, where you will connect with the leading minds in tech and social impact—including Solve Members Amazon, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, HP, Nike, Capital One, and many more.
Attendees interact at Solve Challenge Finals in New York City. Photo: Adam Schultz / MIT Solve

TO LEARN MORE AND APPLY TO BECOME A MEMBER

Interested in becoming part of the Solve community?

Institutional Membership starts at $10,000. Membership is valid for 12 months from the month in which it is processed. Membership is by invitation only. If you would like to be considered for membership or make a referral, please submit an inquiry below, and a member of our team will be in touch with you shortly.

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Besides membership, there are other ways to get involved with Solve:



    Photo: Adam Schultz / MIT Solve

     
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