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Pinterest has expanded its Creator Fund program to provide $25,000 grants alongside comprehensive educational resources to underrepresented creators including people of color, LGBTQ+ community members, and creators with disabilities. Application details are available through Pinterest’s Creator Hub with eligibility requirements and submission guidelines. The initiative represents Pinterest’s strategic focus on diversity and inclusion within the creator economy following the discontinuation of its broader Creator Rewards program in 2022. The fund combines financial support with hands-on training covering Idea Pin creation, trend analysis, and campaign performance measurement to ensure recipient success on the platform.
The program addresses systemic barriers that prevent underrepresented creators from accessing resources needed for content creation and business development. Additional creator resources and best practices are available in the Pinterest Business Help Center covering content optimization and monetization strategies. Recipients receive personalized consulting sessions, four-week workshop participation, and ongoing community support designed to build sustainable Pinterest presence and monetization strategies. The focus on education and mentorship rather than simple payment rewards reflects Pinterest’s commitment to long-term creator development rather than short-term engagement incentives.
Comprehensive support package includes:
The Creator Fund demonstrates Pinterest’s commitment to building an inclusive creator ecosystem that reflects the platform’s diverse user base while providing meaningful opportunities for underrepresented voices. For broader diversity initiatives, review Pinterest’s inclusion report detailing ongoing community support programs.