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10 nonprofit programmes
Programmes gated behind verified nonprofit status. There is an application, and it can be refused.
Creative software suite including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro and Acrobat for design, photo, video and PDF work.
Schools, hospitals and government bodies are excluded.
Data visualisation and business intelligence software for building interactive dashboards from spreadsheets, databases and cloud data.
Tableau's own "Qualify Now" link no longer leads to an application, and partners charge an administrative fee.
Amazon Web Services cloud platform for hosting websites and applications, with storage, databases, networking and analytics services.
Credits expire after about a year and do not cover Reserved Instances or Marketplace.
Connects nonprofits with skilled professionals who donate expertise in marketing, HR, finance, strategy, and tech
Google in-kind advertising programme placing nonprofit text ads in Google Search results through a managed Google Ads account.
Meta programme covering Facebook and Instagram fundraising features for charities, including a donate button and fundraiser posts.
Availability is country-limited and has been shrinking — Meta withdrew charitable fundraising across the EEA.
Free training resources and certifications from Google to help nonprofits use technology effectively
The 1:1 training requires an active Google Workspace for Nonprofits account…
PayPal charitable fund that routes donations made on PayPal and partner platforms through to enrolled 501(c)(3) organisations.
Private non-operating foundations excluded.
Team messaging platform organised around channels, with threads, voice and video huddles, file sharing and app integrations.
The old 50% figure is badly stale…
Marketplace that validates 501(c)(3) status and brokers donated and deeply discounted software from 100+ partners (Microsoft, Adobe, and more).