Adobe Creative Cloud
Nonprofit DiscountVerifiedAdobe Creative Cloud includes Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, and 20+ other apps. Nonprofits receive over 60% off standard pricing through TechSoup, making professional-grade design tools accessible.
Adobe Creative Cloud for Nonprofits
Adobe Creative Cloud offers special discounted pricing for verified nonprofit organizations. Creative Cloud at 60% off the first year and 40% after, available only through TechSoup. Schools, hospitals and government bodies are excluded. Acrobat and Express moved to Adobe direct in Nov 2024.
How to claim it
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Before you apply
- Open to: 501(c)(3) public charity, Registered charity outside the US
This is not permanent — it renews annual. Put a reminder in your calendar now, because lapsed grants are usually reapplied for from scratch.
The application itself is handled on the vendor’s own page, linked below. We have confirmed the terms above against that page but have not documented each screen of the form.
Start the application →This one takes weeks, not minutes
Adobe Creative Cloud is reviewed by a person at Adobe Creative Cloud, and the wait is measured in weeks. Nothing on this page can tell you where your application got to — only you know that. An account is somewhere to keep it: which documents you have gathered, the date you applied, how long you have been waiting, and the reference number you will otherwise have to dig out of your inbox.
Terms change without notice. Tell us if this is wrong and we will re-verify it.
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Discounted for nonprofits that qualify. You have to apply, and it can be refused.
Nonprofit Deal
Creative Cloud at 60% off the first year and 40% after, available only through TechSoup. Schools, hospitals and government bodies are excluded. Acrobat and Express moved to Adobe direct in Nov 2024.
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- Nonprofit Discount
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- Design & Graphics
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