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Microsoft for Nonprofits
Microsoft provides eligible nonprofits with grants and discounts across productivity, cloud, business application, security, and operating-system products.
GrantDiscountFree productTrainingProductivity and collaborationCloud and infrastructureCRM and donor engagementData, security, and implementation
Who may qualify
Registered nonprofits must complete Microsoft eligibility validation. Availability and terms vary by product and country.
- Available across many countries; product availability varies
What is included
- Microsoft 365 nonprofit offers
- Azure grants or discounts where available
- Dynamics 365 and Power Platform nonprofit offers
- Software, security, and digital-skills resources
Important restrictions
- Not every offer is available in every country
- Product-specific seat, usage, and eligibility limits apply
- Implementation and ongoing administration are generally the nonprofit’s responsibility
How to apply
- 1Review Microsoft nonprofit eligibility requirements
- 2Register the organization and provide required documentation
- 3Complete validation, which may involve a verification partner
- 4Select appropriate offers through the nonprofit portal
What to prepare
- Registration and governing documentation
- Current user and device inventory
- Security, email, collaboration, and data requirements
- An administrator responsible for accounts and renewals
Implementation considerations
- Plan identity, permissions, migration, backup, and staff training
- Cloud credits can create ongoing costs after grants or allowances end
- Power Platform and Dynamics work may require specialist configuration
Best fit
Organizations standardizing productivity and security or already invested in the Microsoft ecosystem.