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50+ Free Software Tools for Nonprofits in 2026

October 15, 2026

⚡ TL;DR: The short answer

Verdict: Not every tool sold as "free" costs your nonprofit nothing. Some tools truly cost nothing. Some charge no subscription but take processing on every gift. Some stop working past a contact or user cap. Some only open up after your nonprofit is verified. Every tool below is labeled so you know what you'll actually pay.

What works: Zeffy for fundraising, donor CRM, email and ticketing on one free account. Google Workspace for Nonprofits and Microsoft 365 Business Basic for productivity. Canva Nonprofits for design. QuickBooks Online through TechSoup for your books.

What doesn't: Fundraising plans with no subscription that still charge a platform fee on every gift. Email plans that stop sending once your list passes a few hundred contacts.

Best for: Nonprofits of any size that want to cut software costs without cutting capability.

Worth considering if: You pay platform fees on fundraising today. That is the one line in your tech budget that never has to exist.

Most software lists for nonprofits lump very different price models together. This one doesn't. Below are 50+ tools across nine categories, each tagged with one of four labels: ✅ actually free, ⚠️ processing applies, ⚠️ capped (no cost up to a limit), or 🎓 discount after verification. Every tool also gets a one-line verdict.

The backbone of a stack that stays free is Zeffy's free all-in-one fundraising platform. It shows up first in fundraising, donor CRM, email and events because it's one account covering all four.

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Free fundraising and donation software

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This is where pricing gets the murkiest. Many platforms skip the monthly subscription but take a cut of every gift. Fees below are listed in two parts: the platform fee and the processing fee (the card fee charged on each payment).

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PlatformWhat you payPlatform feeProcessing feeFit verdict
Zeffy✅ Actually free0%0%✅ Pick it. Free at every size, with donations, events, donor CRM and email on one account.
GoFundMe (certified nonprofit fundraisers)⚠️ Processing applies0%2.2% + $0.30 per donation. Supporters pay a 5% fee on each recurring donation.⚠️ Pick it for one-off crowdfunding reach. Know that every gift carries processing, and there's no built-in CRM or ticketing.
Donorbox (Standard plan)⚠️ Processing applies, plus a platform fee2.95% to 3.95% per gift (3.95% on events)Charged separately: typically 2.2% + $0.30 with Stripe's nonprofit rate, or 1.99% + $0.49 with PayPal❌ Skip unless you need a Donorbox-only feature. The $0/month plan still takes a platform fee on every gift.
Funraise (no-subscription plan)⚠️ Processing applies, plus a platform fee5% on online gifts2.9% + $0.60 through Funraise Payments⚠️ Consider it if you want a full fundraising suite and accept a platform fee on every gift.

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Zeffy is the only platform on this list with no platform fee, no processing fee and no cap on contacts. No platform fee, no transaction fee, no credit card fee. Ever. Donors are asked for an optional contribution to Zeffy at checkout. Your nonprofit receives 100% of the gift either way. 100K+ nonprofits use Zeffy and have raised $2B+ through it. You get free donation forms for one-time, recurring and pledge gifts, plus ticketing, auctions, raffles, memberships, an online store and peer-to-peer campaigns. Every payment lands on the same donor record, and every donor gets an automatic receipt.

GoFundMe works if you want crowdfunding reach for a single campaign. Certified nonprofit fundraisers pay no platform fee and one transaction fee of 2.2% + $0.30 per donation (individual and business fundraisers pay 2.9% + $0.30). Supporters pay a 5% fee on each recurring donation. Donors can also add an optional tip. Source: gofundme.com/c/pricing. GoFundMe Pro is a separate product: custom pricing with an annual subscription plus a transaction fee per donation, and no no-cost plan. See our GoFundMe comparison.

Donorbox markets a $0/month Standard plan, but it charges a platform fee of 2.95% to 3.95% per gift, and 3.95% on events. Processing is separate: typically 2.2% + $0.30 with Stripe's nonprofit rate, or 1.99% + $0.49 with PayPal. The Pro plan costs $150/month and lowers the platform fee to between 1.75% and 2%. The full Donorbox CRM is a paid add-on. Source: donorbox.org/pricing. See our Donorbox comparison.

Funraise is a full fundraising suite. Its no-subscription plan includes donation forms and pages, recurring giving, events and ticketing, and a donor CRM. That plan charges a 5% platform fee on online gifts, plus 2.9% + $0.60 processing through Funraise Payments. It's open only to organizations raising under $1 million a year. Peer-to-peer, auctions and email campaigns are on premium plans, which are priced by quote. Source: funraise.org/pricing. See Zeffy vs Funraise.

"Super easy to use. Clean design. Great interface. Easy to understand. Offers all the features we need and is comparable to paid services. Zeffy is truly awesome." Mark R., Capterra

For a nonprofit like yours: fundraising is the one category where you never need a paid plan. Every percent a platform takes comes straight out of your donors' gifts.

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Free donor CRM and donor management software

A CRM (customer relationship management tool) is where you keep each donor's contact details and giving history. Most no-cost CRMs are sales tools you have to bend to fit donors. The best free option for fundraising is the one that fills itself.

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ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
Zeffy donor CRM✅ Actually freeUnlimited contacts. Gift timeline, lifetime giving, households, saved lists that update themselves, notes and reminders, email from the same screen.✅ Pick it. Every donation, ticket and membership lands on the donor's record automatically.
Zoho CRM⚠️ CappedA general sales CRM with a no-cost tier. You adapt sales fields to donor work.⚠️ Pick it only if you need a sales-style pipeline. Know the no-cost tier limits users.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud🎓 Discount after verificationDonated licenses through the Power of Us program after an eligibility review. Enterprise CRM for programs and case management.❌ Skip unless you run complex programs and have a dedicated admin. Its donation tools (Elevate) were retired in February 2025.

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Zeffy's free donor CRM builds itself. Every donation, ticket, membership, shop order and peer-to-peer gift creates or updates a contact. You can filter by giving history, campaign, amount or date, then save that filter as a list that stays current. Zeffy suggests likely duplicates so you can merge them. You can import past donors from a spreadsheet or pull contacts from Mailchimp. The AI Data Assistant answers plain-language questions about your data with charts you can export.

For a side-by-side look, see our list of free CRMs for nonprofits and our donor management software guide.

For a nonprofit like yours: if you fundraise on Zeffy, your donor CRM is already built and already free. Add a second CRM only for program or case work.

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Free email and newsletter software

ToolWhat you payNo-cost plan ceilingFit verdict
Zeffy newsletter + donor email✅ Actually freeNo contact cap✅ Pick it. Email donors by giving history, with open, click and donation stats.
Mailchimp⚠️ Capped250 contacts, 500 sends a month, 250 sends a day⚠️ Pick it for a small marketing list. Know the ceiling at 250 contacts.
Brevo⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with a monthly send limit⚠️ Pick it if you also want transactional email or SMS. Check the current limit on its pricing page first.
Constant Contact🎓 Discount after verificationPaid, with a nonprofit discount❌ Skip unless you need its event tools tied to email.

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Zeffy's free newsletter + donor email sends newsletters and donor emails to any saved list, with no contact cap. Because the list comes from your donor CRM, you can email "everyone who gave last year but not this year" without exporting anything.

Mailchimp's no-cost plan allows up to 250 contacts and 500 sends a month, with a daily limit of 250. Once you pass 250 contacts, sending is held until you upgrade or shrink your list. That plan has no automation flows and keeps Mailchimp branding. Verified nonprofits get 15% off paid Marketing plans. Request it before you buy, because Mailchimp gives no retroactive discounts. Source: mailchimp.com/help/about-mailchimp-pricing-plans.

Brevo adds transactional email and SMS to marketing email. Its no-cost plan has a monthly send limit. Constant Contact is paid, with a nonprofit discount.

For a nonprofit like yours: a donor list grows past 250 contacts fast. Pick an email tool that won't stop sending the month your campaign works.

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Free event management and ticketing software

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ToolWhat you payFeesFit verdict
Zeffy ticketing✅ Actually free0% platform, 0% processing✅ Pick it. Ticket types, registration, check-in and scanning on the same account as your donations.
Zeffy Tap to Pay✅ Actually freeNo reader to buy, no monthly fee, no per-transaction cost✅ Pick it for door sales, raffles and merch at your event.
Eventbrite⚠️ Processing appliesNo-charge events: no fees. Paid tickets: 3.7% + $1.79 service fee per ticket, plus 2.9% processing per order.⚠️ Pick it when event discovery matters more than margin.
Humanitix⚠️ Processing appliesBooking fee per paid ticket; profits fund education programs⚠️ Pick it if mission alignment is part of your vendor criteria. Check the current booking fee.
Ticket Tailor⚠️ Processing appliesPer-ticket booking fee, with a charity discount⚠️ Pick it for white-label ticketing. Check the current fee for your ticket price.

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Zeffy's free event ticketing covers ticket types, registration questions, attendee lists and check-in, with no platform or processing fee. At the door, the free Tap to Pay app turns an iPhone or Android phone into a card reader. Every buyer lands in your donor CRM next to their online gifts.

Eventbrite charges a service fee of 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket, plus 2.9% processing per order. Events with no ticket price carry no fees. Source: eventbrite.com/organizer/pricing.

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"Zeffy provides an ideal platform for event registrations for my non-profit organizations. Setting up events and managing registrations is quick and easy. The fee structure which ensures our non-profit receives 100% of the proceeds from registrations and donations is terrific." Cynthia L., Capterra

For a nonprofit like yours: on a $20 gala or 5K ticket, a flat per-ticket fee is the leak. Free ticketing means the full ticket price goes to your cause.

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Free and discounted accounting software

ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
QuickBooks Online (via TechSoup)🎓 Discount after verificationPlus, 1 year, 5 users: $80 admin fee. Advanced, 1 year, 25 users: $170 admin fee.✅ Pick it if your bookkeeper already uses QuickBooks.
Wave⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan for invoicing and basic books; extras are paid⚠️ Pick it for simple books. Know that add-ons cost extra.
Zoho Books⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with usage limits⚠️ Pick it for one-person bookkeeping. Check the plan limits first.
Aplos⚠️ Capped (trial only)Built for nonprofits, with fund accounting and Form 990 support❌ Skip unless you need fund accounting now. It's paid after the trial.

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QuickBooks Online is the standard if you work with a bookkeeper. Through TechSoup, verified nonprofits pay an $80 admin fee for a 1-year, 5-user Plus subscription, or $170 for a 1-year, 25-user Advanced subscription (techsoup.org/intuit). Then connect Zeffy to QuickBooks: payouts sync pre-sorted by campaign and fund. Reconciling becomes matching the deposit.

Wave and Zoho Books both have no-cost plans for simple books, with paid extras. Aplos is purpose-built for nonprofits but paid after its trial.

For a nonprofit like yours: QuickBooks through TechSoup plus the free Zeffy sync is the cheapest way to get clean books without hand-entering every gift.

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Free productivity and collaboration tools

ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
Google Workspace for Nonprofits🎓 Discount after verificationNo-cost Workspace, plus discounts on Business Standard, Business Plus and Enterprise✅ Pick it if you're eligible. Email, Drive, Docs and Meet at no cost.
Microsoft 365 for nonprofits🎓 Discount after verificationBusiness Basic is a grant, at no cost for up to 300 users. Business Standard $3.50 and Business Premium $5.50 per user per month, paid yearly.✅ Pick it if your team lives in Word, Excel and Outlook.
Slack🎓 Discount after verificationNo-cost Pro plan for workspaces of 250 or fewer members; 85% off Pro above that; 85% off Business+ at any size✅ Pick it for staff and volunteer chat if you qualify.
Zoom⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with meeting limits⚠️ Pick it for quick calls. Know the plan limits.
Discord✅ Free to useTopic channels for volunteer groups and youth programs✅ Pick it for community chat.
Trello⚠️ CappedKanban boards (cards you drag from "to do" to "done")⚠️ Pick it for visual task lists. Know the no-cost plan limits boards.
Asana⚠️ CappedTasks and projects for small teams⚠️ Pick it for cross-team tasks. Know the no-cost plan limits users.
Monday.com🎓 Discount after verificationNonprofit program on paid plans❌ Skip unless you run complex grant pipelines.
Notion⚠️ CappedDocs, wiki and light project tracking in one place⚠️ Pick it for an internal wiki.
ClickUp⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with feature caps⚠️ Pick it if you want many features and don't mind a learning curve.
Basecamp🎓 Discount after verificationPaid, with a nonprofit discount❌ Skip unless you prefer one simple space per project.
Zapier⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with a monthly task limit⚠️ Pick it to connect tools. Zeffy is listed in its App Directory.
Make⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with multi-step automations⚠️ Pick it if you're comfortable building workflows.
IFTTT⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan for basic automations⚠️ Pick it for simple social posting.

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Google for Nonprofits gives eligible organizations no-cost Google Workspace for Nonprofits, plus discounts on paid editions. Eligibility: a registered charitable organization, verified by Goodstack. Government entities, hospitals and healthcare organizations, and schools and universities are not eligible, though their philanthropic arms are (google.com/nonprofits).

Microsoft 365 Business Basic is a grant, at no cost for up to 300 users. Business Standard costs $3.50 and Business Premium $5.50 per user per month, paid yearly (Microsoft nonprofit plans and pricing).

Slack for Nonprofits upgrades workspaces of 250 or fewer members to Pro at no cost. Above that size, Pro is 85% off, and Business+ is 85% off at any size. Eligibility is reviewed with TechSoup. Schools and student groups are not eligible (Slack Help Center).

Automation tools save hours of copy-paste. Zeffy connects to Zapier, viaSocket and a free public API, so a new donation can add a donor to a list, post to Slack or fill a Google Sheet. See all Zeffy integrations.

For a nonprofit like yours: claim Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 first. Then add one task tool your team will actually open every day.

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Free design and marketing tools

ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
Canva Nonprofits🎓 Discount after verificationAll Canva Pro features plus team collaboration, at no cost for up to 50 users✅ Pick it. The biggest no-cost design upgrade most nonprofits can claim.
Adobe Express⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan for quick graphics⚠️ Pick it if you prefer Adobe's templates.
Adobe Creative Cloud (via TechSoup)🎓 Discount after verificationDiscounted access through TechSoup❌ Skip unless you have a designer on staff.
Unsplash✅ Free to useRoyalty-free stock photos, no application✅ Pick it.
Pexels✅ Free to useRoyalty-free photos and videos, no application✅ Pick it.
Lumen5⚠️ CappedTurns posts into short videos; watermark on no-cost videos⚠️ Pick it for quick social video.
Google Ad Grants🎓 Discount after verificationUp to $10,000 a month in search ads on Google.com✅ Pick it if you qualify for Google for Nonprofits.
YouTube Nonprofit Program🎓 Discount after verificationPart of Google for Nonprofits✅ Pick it if video is part of your storytelling.

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Canva Nonprofits gives registered nonprofits, NGOs and social impact organizations all Canva Pro features plus team collaboration, at no cost for up to 50 users (canva.com/nonprofits). Google Ad Grants offers up to $10,000 a month in search ads on Google.com to eligible nonprofits (google.com/grants).

For a nonprofit like yours: Canva Nonprofits plus Google Ad Grants is a no-cost design studio and a no-cost ad budget. Apply for both the week you're verified.

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Free website builders for nonprofits

ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
Zeffy WordPress plugin✅ Actually freeAdds your Zeffy donate button to a WordPress site✅ Pick it if your site runs on WordPress.
Wix⚠️ CappedNo-cost site on a Wix subdomain, with Wix branding⚠️ Pick it for drag-and-drop ease. Know you'll pay for your own domain.
Weebly⚠️ CappedNo-cost subdomain site with limited features⚠️ Pick it for a simple brochure site.
Webflow⚠️ CappedNo-cost staging site for building❌ Skip unless someone on your team designs sites.
WordPress.com⚠️ CappedNo-cost plan with WordPress branding⚠️ Pick it if you want room to grow.
Squarespace🎓 Discount after verificationPaid, with a nonprofit discount⚠️ Pick it for polished templates.
Google Maps Platform credits🎓 Discount after verificationCredits through Google for Nonprofits✅ Pick it if your site maps locations or programs.

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Each of these builders collects gifts through an embed. The simple setup: build your site on one of them, then embed a free Zeffy donation form or use the WordPress plugin.

For a nonprofit like yours: your website doesn't need to process payments. Pick the builder your volunteers can edit, and let your fundraising tool handle the money.

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Free volunteer management software

ToolWhat you payWhat you getFit verdict
POINT⚠️ CappedVolunteer profiles, event signups, hour tracking and a mobile app⚠️ Pick it for regular volunteer programs.
SignUpGenius⚠️ CappedSignup sheets, email reminders and shift slots⚠️ Pick it for one-off events. Reporting and branding are paid.
Track It Forward⚠️ CappedHour logging and milestone tracking⚠️ Pick it when funders ask for volunteer-hour reports.

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For a nonprofit like yours: start with SignUpGenius for event shifts. Move to POINT or Track It Forward once you need to report volunteer hours.

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Building your nonprofit tech stack

Three sample stacks, all built on free or discounted tools. Notice what stays the same in all three.

Just getting started:

  • Fundraising, donor CRM, email and events: Zeffy (free)
  • Productivity: Google Workspace for Nonprofits or Microsoft 365 Business Basic
  • Design: Canva Nonprofits
  • Accounting: Wave
  • Tasks: Trello
  • Volunteers: SignUpGenius or POINT

Growing:

  • Fundraising, donor CRM, email and events: Zeffy (free)
  • Accounting: QuickBooks Online through TechSoup, synced with Zeffy
  • Productivity and chat: Google Workspace for Nonprofits plus Slack for Nonprofits
  • Tasks: Asana or Notion
  • Automation: Zapier
  • Volunteers: POINT or Track It Forward

Established:

  • Fundraising, donor CRM, email and events: Zeffy (free)
  • Program and case management (if you run complex programs): Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud through Power of Us
  • Accounting: QuickBooks Online Advanced through TechSoup, or Aplos for fund accounting
  • Productivity: Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace nonprofit editions
  • Marketing: Google Ad Grants plus Canva Nonprofits
  • Volunteers: POINT or Track It Forward

For a nonprofit like yours: the constant is fundraising and your donor CRM on Zeffy. It stays free at every size, so it's the one line your budget never has to grow.

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How to access nonprofit software discounts

Most software roundups skip grant funding entirely. Zeffy's free Grant Finder (no account required) is a searchable grant database anyone can use. It's a free, open-access tool, so you can look for funding before you ever sign up for anything.

For software, TechSoup is the most common verification hub. Verified nonprofits get donated or discounted software for an admin fee.

  • 1. Create an account for your organization at TechSoup.
  • 2. Submit proof of status: your registration with the relevant government authority and proof of nonprofit status, such as your IRS 501(c)(3) letter.
  • 3. Wait for the qualification review. It averages about 2 business days and can take up to 10.
  • 4. Browse the catalog and pay the admin fee for what you need, like QuickBooks Online.

Several vendors run their own programs instead: Google for Nonprofits (verified by Goodstack), Microsoft 365 for nonprofits, Canva Nonprofits, Slack for Nonprofits (reviewed with TechSoup) and Salesforce Power of Us. Mailchimp's 15% discount on paid plans must be requested before you buy.

For a nonprofit like yours: get verified once, then claim every program in one afternoon. Start with Google, Microsoft and Canva.

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What to do when free isn't enough

A few categories genuinely cap out on no-cost plans:

  • Marketing email lists on capped tools. If your list passes the cap, move donor email to a tool with no contact cap rather than paying per contact.
  • Fund accounting and Form 990 prep. Simple no-cost books stop working once you track restricted grants. QuickBooks through TechSoup or a nonprofit accounting tool fills that gap.
  • Program and case management. If you track clients or service delivery, that's a separate category from donor management.
  • Team seats on task tools. Seat-based plans cost more as you add staff, so count logins before you commit.

Fundraising isn't on this list. Zeffy stays free at every scale.

For a nonprofit like yours: pay only where a no-cost plan truly blocks the work, and never for the right to collect donations.

Stop paying platform fees on fundraising. Zeffy is 0% platform, 0% processing, no cap on contacts, and it stays that way as you grow. Create your free account.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most truly free fundraising platform for nonprofits?

Zeffy. It charges no platform fee and no processing fee, with no cap on contacts. Donors can add an optional contribution to Zeffy at checkout, and your nonprofit receives 100% of every gift either way. Donor CRM, email and ticketing come with the same free account.

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Is GoFundMe really free for nonprofits?

GoFundMe charges no platform fee, but certified nonprofit fundraisers pay a transaction fee of 2.2% + $0.30 per donation. Individual and business fundraisers pay 2.9% + $0.30. Supporters pay a 5% fee on each recurring donation, and donors are offered an optional tip.

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Is Donorbox actually free?

Donorbox's Standard plan has no monthly fee, but it charges a platform fee of 2.95% to 3.95% per gift (3.95% on events). Processing is charged separately, typically 2.2% + $0.30 with Stripe's nonprofit rate or 1.99% + $0.49 with PayPal.

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How do I get Google Workspace for Nonprofits?

Apply through Google for Nonprofits. Your organization must be a registered charitable organization, verified by Goodstack. Government entities, hospitals and healthcare organizations, and schools and universities are not eligible, but their philanthropic arms are.

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Is Microsoft 365 free for nonprofits?

Microsoft 365 Business Basic is a grant, at no cost for up to 300 users. Business Standard costs $3.50 and Business Premium $5.50 per user per month, paid yearly, at nonprofit pricing.

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Is Canva free for nonprofits?

Yes, for eligible organizations. Canva Nonprofits gives registered nonprofits, NGOs and social impact organizations all Canva Pro features plus team collaboration, at no cost for up to 50 users.

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Is Slack free for nonprofits?

Workspaces with 250 or fewer members get a Pro upgrade at no cost. Larger workspaces get 85% off Pro, and Business+ is 85% off at any size. Schools and student groups are not eligible.

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What does TechSoup actually do?

TechSoup verifies your nonprofit status and gives you donated or discounted software for an admin fee. For example, a 1-year, 5-user QuickBooks Online Plus subscription costs an $80 admin fee. Verification averages about 2 business days and can take up to 10.

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What email tool works best for a nonprofit on a tight budget?

If you fundraise on Zeffy, its built-in newsletter and donor email are free with no contact cap. Mailchimp's no-cost plan allows 250 contacts and 500 sends a month, with a daily limit of 250. Once you pass 250 contacts, Mailchimp holds sending until you upgrade or shrink your list.

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Are there free AI tools for nonprofits?

Zeffy includes a free AI Data Assistant. Ask questions about your donor and payment data in plain words and get answers and charts you can export. Zeffy also has a connector for ChatGPT and Claude, so you can ask about your Zeffy data from inside either assistant.

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