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Is Microsoft a nonprofit organization?
Microsoft is dedicated to making the benefits of world-class cloud technology accessible and affordable for nonprofits. We offer discounted and donated industry-leading solutions for nonprofits. Play the video to learn more about what to expect from nonprofit eligibility process.
Is Microsoft a nonprofit?
How can Microsoft help my organization? Microsoft offers donated and discounted products for eligible nonprofit organizations, including cloud services like Office 365, Azure and Dynamics 365, Surface hardware, and on-premises software.
What is Microsoft nonprofit portal?
Designed to help nonprofits and NGOs do more good, this global offering provides eligible customers with access to Office 365, Microsoft's best-in-class cloud-based productivity and collaboration tools. If eligibility is confirmed, Office 365 Nonprofit offers will become available in the Office 365 admin portal.
Does Microsoft donate?
Microsoft offers donated and discounted products for eligible nonprofit organizations, including cloud services like Office 365, Azure and Dynamics 365, Surface hardware, and on-premises software.
Is Office 365 free for charities?
Office 365 Business Essentials is free (what Microsoft classes as 'donated') to registered charities and non-profit organizations. The donation is available to a maximum of 300 users, so if you are a charity that will have less than 300 users of Office 365 you will not need to pay for Business Essentials.
Can a non-profit sell donated items?
Can a non-profit sell goods? A nonprofit can sell goods and often this is completed through donations or grants. Nonprofits can also sell services or goods to raise money. Consider that educational institutions and hospitals are nonprofit organizations, but still sell services or goods.
Does Microsoft donate to charity?
Microsoft matches employee donations up to $15,000 per year, at 1:1 for cash donations and $17 per hour for volunteer time. More than 460,000 volunteer hours were logged last year, which resulted in $7.8 million of donations. Microsoft has donated more than $1 billion to charity since 1983.
What does Microsoft donate to?
The Windows-maker further shares, In January 2016, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the company would donate $1 billion in cloud services to nonprofit organizations and researchers working on the world's most urgent needs, from health care to education to the environment.
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