Free and discounted software, technology access, and nonprofit account programs.
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Adobe for Nonprofits can help eligible organizations create campaign graphics, donor communications, PDFs, reports, videos, and branded outreach materials using Adobe tools. It is most useful when a nonprofit has recurring design or document-production needs, not just a one-time flyer or social post.
Benevity provides corporate purpose, workplace giving, volunteering, matching gift, and community investment tools used by companies and nonprofits to support employee engagement and social impact programs.
Candid provides nonprofit and foundation information, research tools, educational resources, and data used by nonprofits, funders, and grantseekers.
Canva for Nonprofits helps eligible organizations create social graphics, flyers, presentations, reports, event materials, and campaign visuals without needing a full design team. It is especially useful when staff or volunteers need to make polished materials quickly from templates.
Catchafire connects nonprofits with skilled volunteers who can support projects such as marketing, design, strategy, technology, finance, and operations.
Goodstack helps nonprofits connect with verified giving, workplace giving, matching, and software discount ecosystems. For many organizations, its main value is helping nonprofit information be verified and discoverable for partner programs, donors, companies, and selected nonprofit technology offers.
Google for Nonprofits is the front door to four Google programs: Google Workspace for Nonprofits, Google Ad Grants, the YouTube Nonprofit Program, and Google Maps Platform credits. You apply once, Google's validation partner Goodstack verifies the organization, and then you activate each product separately. Verification is not instant and the four programs do not all arrive together.
Microsoft for Nonprofits helps eligible organizations access donated and discounted Microsoft cloud products, productivity tools, collaboration apps, security features, and infrastructure services. It is especially useful for nonprofits that need a more structured workplace system for staff, programs, devices, files, and security.
Slack for Nonprofits helps eligible organizations access discounted Slack plans for organized team communication, program coordination, volunteer collaboration, and community operations. It is especially useful when email threads, text messages, and scattered group chats are slowing the team down.
TechSoup helps eligible nonprofits access discounted and donated software, hardware, cloud services, and technology resources from many partner providers. It is especially useful as a starting point when an organization wants to reduce technology costs and compare multiple nonprofit offers in one place.
VolunteerMatch is now part of Idealist. Its old address, volunteermatch.org, redirects to idealist.org/volunteermatch, and that is where nonprofits now post volunteer roles and where volunteers search. Idealist states the two organizations merged in early 2025.
Zoom for Nonprofits helps eligible organizations use Zoom meetings, webinars, and collaboration tools for virtual programs, board meetings, volunteer training, donor engagement, and community events. It is especially useful when video reliability and familiar attendee experience matter.
Nonprofit offers, discounts, and eligibility rules can vary by provider, country, organization type, and plan. Before applying or purchasing, review the official provider details carefully.
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