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Catalyze Impact

catalyze-impact.org · organization

Incubator for new organizations in AI safety, security and resilience.

Leadership

Team

headcount not published

source, Oct 2026

Other existential riskAI safety metaOther

Received
$1,425,963
from 3 funders
Grants
4
Funders
3
Years active
2023–26

Grants over time

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M2023202420252026
Coefficient GivingLong-Term Future FundJaan Tallinn

Biggest funders

Coefficient Giving$1,219,45686%1
Long-Term Future Fund$122,5079%1
Jaan Tallinn$84,0006%2

Reviews

Zvi Mowshowitz · nonprofits.zone · full post · Nov 26, 2025

Confidence: Low, Funding needs: Medium

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Why funnel individual talent when you can incubate entire organizations? I am not convinced that on the margin we currently need more of either, but I’m more receptive to the idea of an incubator. Certainly incubators can be high leverage points for getting valuable new orgs and companies off the ground, especially if your model is that once the org becomes fundable it can unlock additional funding.

If you think an incubator is worth funding, then the question is whether this is the right team. The application was solid all around, and their track record includes Timaeus and Carma, although counterfactuals are always difficult. Beyond that I don’t have a differentiator on why this is the team.

To donate, contact them at info@catalyze-impact.org.

Grants received

Date ↓FunderViaAmountCauseSourcePurpose
Feb 2026Coefficient Giving$1,219,456Other existential riskcoefficient_givingAI Safety Incubator Program
Sep 2025Jaan TallinnSurvival and Flourishing Fund$74,000OthersffGeneral support of Catalyze Impact
Jun 26, 2024Jaan TallinnSurvival and Flourishing Fund$10,000Otherjaan_onlineGeneral support for Catalyze Impact
Oct 2023Long-Term Future FundEA Funds$122,507Org incubation & opsea_funds6-month incubation program for technical AI safety research organizations