Eligible nonprofits (501(c)(3)-equivalent), public libraries and museums get Microsoft 365 Business Basic free for up to 300 users and Business Premium at 75% off ($5.50/user/month). In-kind licences and discounts, not cash.
Microsoft gives eligible nonprofits Microsoft 365 Business Basic free for up to 300 users and sells Microsoft 365 Business Premium at a 75% nonprofit discount ($5.50 per user per month, paid yearly). Organizations register on Microsoft's nonprofit portal and confirm eligibility to unlock these and other nonprofit offers. Business Premium is a discounted purchase, not a free grant.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
Nonprofit or non-governmental organization with recognized legal status in its country (equal to 501(c)(3) status in the US), a public library, or a public museum
Certain US healthcare organizations also qualify (independent Critical Access and Rural Emergency Hospitals, FQHCs and look-alikes, nonprofit Rural Health Clinics, skilled nursing and long-term care facilities)
Must operate on a not-for-profit basis and have a mission to benefit the local community
Not eligible: government agencies, schools, colleges and universities, financial institutions, professional and trade associations, political, labor and fraternal organizations, and individuals
The person registering must be an employee or strategic volunteer of the nonprofit, not a third-party IT provider
Topics
Money can be used for
Open opportunities funding similar work, from the same funder or in the same place.
Funds advisory support to help Argentina design, establish, and operationalize a civilian-led national Cybersecurity Operations Center to defend government networks and critical infrastructure. Eligible applicants…
HUD PRICE grants fund preservation of long-term housing affordability in manufactured housing communities, redevelopment of MHCs, primarily benefiting low- and moderate-income residents. Eligible applicants include…
NIH funds a single Community Engagement Evaluation and Data coordination (CEED) hub to support a CBPR consortium (ADAPT) advancing oral health for all. Eligible applicants include state/local/tribal governments, school…
NIH/NCI funds sustained operations, maintenance, and evolution of existing, widely adopted informatics tools and resources for cancer research, including user support, documentation, training, and outreach. Open to…
NIH/NCI funding to advance emerging informatics technologies (software/tools) for cancer research data acquisition, analysis, visualization and interpretation. Open to small businesses, for-profits, nonprofits,…
Academic-industrial partnerships (including small businesses and for-profits) can apply to develop and test AI-enabled, image-centered multimodal clinical decision support tools (Software as a Medical Device) that…