US 501(c)(3)-equivalent nonprofits, public libraries and public museums registered with Microsoft's nonprofit program get $2,000 a year in donated Azure cloud credits (in-kind, not cash). Government bodies and schools are excluded.
Microsoft gives eligible nonprofits an annual grant of donated Azure services credits that can be used across Azure products and cloud services. Organizations register through Microsoft's nonprofit program and then activate the Azure credits.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
US nonprofits with status equal to 501(c)(3), operating not-for-profit with a community-benefit mission
Public libraries and public museums also qualify
Not eligible: government organizations, schools, colleges and universities, public utilities, financial institutions, professional or trade associations, sports, political, labor or fraternal groups, and individuals
Only certain US healthcare organizations qualify (for example independent Critical Access Hospitals, FQHCs and nonprofit Rural Health Clinics)
The person registering must be an employee or strategic volunteer; third-party IT providers cannot register for you
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