Google is offering $340 million in ad credits to small and mid-size businesses with active Google ad accounts as part of an $800 million coronavirus response package, the company announced.

As part of the package, the company is also donating the following:

• A $200 million investment fund that will help NGOs and financial institutions provide small businesses with capital
• $250 million in advertising grants to help the World Health Organization and government agencies offer information on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19
• $20 million in Google Cloud credits for academic institutions and researchers
• Unspecified financial support to help increase production capacity for life-saving equipment, including face masks and ventilators. —Jennifer Elias

We’re committing $800M+ in new #COVID19 response efforts, incl $340M in @GoogleAds credits for SMBs worldwide, $250M in ad grants for @WHO & 100+ govt orgs globally, a $200M investment fund for NGOs & banks to help small businesses access capital, and more https://t.co/oVj6MMs9Bl

— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) March 27, 2020

The announcement comes as Silicon Valley tech giants like Apple, Salesforceand Facebook fund relief for the economic disparity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Google’s sister company Verily this week ramped up drive-thru coronavirus testing with 1,000 Google volunteers as a part of an effort to screen and test people with symptoms, CNBC reported yesterday. Google launched a separate informational site a week ago.

Pichai said that employees from across Alphabet are “bringing engineering, supply chain and healthcare expertise to facilitate increased production of ventilators, working with equipment manufacturers, distributors and the government in this effort.”

In addition to the commitments, the company said Friday it has increased the gift match Google offers every employee annually to $10,000 from $7,500.