Not affiliated. Moraph is not affiliated with these vendors’ programs, does not administer them and receives nothing for listing them. Terms, eligibility and availability change; the vendor’s page is the only authority.
How to use this list
Programs change their terms often. Use this list to find a starting point, then read the vendor’s own page.
- Check eligibility first. Most programs require proof of charitable or nonprofit status and exclude some kinds of organization, such as political, religious or government bodies. Public bodies are often eligible for different programs from nonprofits.
- Read the renewal terms. Donated or discounted licences may last a set period, require re-validation, or move to full price. See Before you sign.
- Turn on the security you are given. Many donated plans include multi-factor authentication and security settings that are off by default.
- Validation services. Several vendors use a third party to check nonprofit status. Keep your registration documents to hand.
Productivity and collaboration
Microsoft
Microsoft Nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Nonprofits and non-governmental organizations with recognized legal status in their country, and some public libraries, that meet Microsoft’s mission criteria. See the eligibility page for exclusions.
- What it offers
- Grants and discounts on Microsoft cloud products, including Microsoft 365, Azure and Dynamics 365, plus skills training for nonprofit staff.
Google
Google for Nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Eligible nonprofit organizations in the countries where the program runs. See Google’s eligibility requirements.
- What it offers
- No-cost and discounted Google products, including Google Workspace for Nonprofits and advertising grants.
Slack
Slack for Nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Eligible charitable organizations. Slack lists organization types that do not qualify and uses TechSoup to validate status.
- What it offers
- Free or discounted upgrades to paid Slack plans, depending on plan and workspace size.
Security and identity
Cloudflare
Project Galileo
- Who it is for
- Organizations working in human rights, civil society, journalism or democracy whose websites are at risk of attack.
- What it offers
- Free Cloudflare security protection for the organization’s website, including protection against denial-of-service attacks.
Cloudflare
Athenian Project
- Who it is for
- State and local governments in the United States running election websites.
- What it offers
- Free security and performance protection for election websites.
Okta
Okta for Good: nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Nonprofit organizations.
- What it offers
- Discounted pricing on Okta identity products (single sign-on, multi-factor authentication and related tools), through Okta’s nonprofit sales team.
Cloud and development
Amazon Web Services
AWS for Nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Nonprofit organizations. Individual programs on the page set their own criteria.
- What it offers
- A nonprofit credit program for AWS services, grant programs and other resources. Check the page for current programs.
GitHub
GitHub for Nonprofits
- Who it is for
- Verified nonprofits that are 501(c)(3) or the local equivalent, and non-governmental, non-academic, non-commercial and non-political.
- What it offers
- A free GitHub Team plan or a discount on GitHub Enterprise Cloud, and a developer pack of partner offers.
For public bodies
CISA
Cyber Hygiene services
- Who it is for
- US-based federal, state, local, tribal and territorial governments, and public and private critical infrastructure organizations.
- What it offers
- No-cost vulnerability scanning of your internet-facing systems, with weekly reports and alerts on urgent findings, and web application scanning.
Center for Internet Security
MS-ISAC
- Who it is for
- US state, local, tribal and territorial government organizations.
- What it offers
- A membership-based information-sharing and analysis center offering threat intelligence and incident response support. Check the page for current membership terms.
Not on this list
We only list programs we confirmed on the vendor’s own page on the date shown.
Many other vendors run nonprofit or public-sector programs. If your current vendor is not listed, ask their sales or support team directly what is available. If you know of a program we should check, tell us at hello@moraph.org.