How to get Nonprofit data solutions in Microsoft Fabric

Important

Microsoft is making Nonprofit data solutions in Microsoft Fabric available as open-source assets so partners and the wider nonprofit community can adapt and build on them over time. Beginning February 1, 2027, Microsoft will no longer provide product engineering support or guarantee future maintenance, updates, or compatibility. As part of this transition, the Microsoft-published Nonprofit data solutions offer will be removed from Microsoft Fabric. Assets you already deployed remain in your workspaces, and you can continue to use them.

The Microsoft-published Nonprofit data solutions offer will be removed from Fabric, so you won't be able to obtain it there after removal. A partner-led solution might become available in the future, but Microsoft can't guarantee an offer, timing, or availability for every customer or market. If you currently use this solution, confirm which assets are already deployed in your workspace and that they continue to work in your environment. Those deployed assets remain in your workspace and you can continue to use them after the Microsoft-published offer is removed from Fabric. Document integrations, dependencies, security needs, and support ownership, and monitor future guidance.

Partners should use the open-source assets and may publish their own solutions in Microsoft Fabric after completing the applicable publishing requirements for the Fabric Workload Hub. Partners may use the open-source assets to build and support their own solutions. Before presenting an offer as available in the Microsoft Fabric Workload Hub, partners must complete applicable Microsoft Fabric publishing requirements and clearly define their support, security, pricing, capacity, and escalation model.

Important

Some or all of this functionality is available as part of a preview release. The content and the functionality are subject to change.

To use Nonprofit data solutions in Microsoft Fabric, you need the following licenses, prerequisites, and permissions. For more information, see Deployment Prerequisites.

The following table shows whether your license type allows you to deploy Nonprofit data solutions or access the Power BI report deployed as part of the solution. For more information, see Understand Microsoft Fabric licenses.

Scenario Do you have an F-SKU? Do you have a P-SKU only? Do you have only PPU licenses? Can you deploy Nonprofit data solutions? Can you view Power BI content?
Fabric capacity (F64 or larger) + free users Yes No Optional Requires a Pro or PPU license (to create Power BI items outside My workspace1) Yes (viewer role)
Fabric capacity (any F SKU < F64) + free users Yes No Optional Requires a Pro or PPU license (to create Power BI items outside My workspace1) No (outside My workspace)

Viewing Power BI content requires a Pro or PPU license when the F SKU is smaller than F64
Power BI Premium per capacity (P1-P5) only No Yes Optional Yes (only after Fabric items are enabled) Yes
PPU only (no F or P capacity) No No Yes No Yes (PPU workspaces)

PPU is a per-user feature set, not a capacity
Pro only (no F or P capacity) No No No No (a Fabric capacity is required for Fabric workloads) Limited
Trial Fabric capacity Temporary (ends after the trial) No Optional Yes Yes (acts like F64 for viewing)

1 Nonprofit data solutions deployment includes Power BI items.

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