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Fund the classroom where resilience is learned.

Every contribution goes toward charitable education: hands-on learning labs, community energy workshops, AI and digital literacy for nonprofits, and workforce readiness for people entering the trades.

The Capital Foundation for Energy and AI is a Maryland nonprofit corporation organized for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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Accepts Credit & Debit cards, ACH direct bank transfer, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Contributions are deposited directly into the Foundation's bank account with automatic IRS-compliant 501(c)(3) receipts.

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Capital Foundation for Energy and AI is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. EIN 42-3586099. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Prefer to give by check or transfer?

Email info@capenergyinc.com or call (888) 509-1506.

Where it goes

What your gift makes possible

$50

Supplies seedlings, nutrients, and sensors for a classroom growing cycle.

$250

Underwrites a community workshop on solar, battery storage, and emergency preparedness.

$1,000

Helps equip an indoor agricultural learning lab or an AI literacy training series.

These examples illustrate typical program costs and are not a guarantee that a specific gift will be restricted to a specific activity.

Community members at an energy education workshop

Other ways to help

Donate equipment, host a program, or partner with us

We seek charitable contributions, grants, and donated equipment from individuals, corporations, philanthropic organizations, and technology companies. Donated resources are used exclusively for charitable and educational purposes.

  • AR headsets and VR systems
  • AI-enabled training software and educational licenses
  • Computers, tablets, and networking equipment
  • Hydroponic systems, grow lights, and sensors
  • Solar panels, batteries, and demonstration equipment