looking for nonprofit pricing for microsoft 365

Question

I heard that nonprofits have special deals on microsoft 365

Answer 1

Hi @Trevor Tieche, 

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.  

Regarding your inquiry about nonprofit subscriptions, please note that pricing for these plans is publicly available. 

You could refer to these article :  

Compare Microsoft 365 Nonprofits Plans & Pricing | Microsoft 365 

Microsoft Nonprofit Offers | Frequently Asked Questions: 

Please note that nonprofit licenses require organizations to meet specific eligibility criteria.  

For the most accurate and up to date details on plans, pricing, and eligibility, I recommend visiting the official Microsoft page below: Microsoft Nonprofit Support | Contact Us 

Thank you again for your time and understanding. I really appreciate your patience, and I’m here to help. Looking forward to your response!    

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Answer 2

Nonprofits that qualify for Microsoft for Nonprofits can get Microsoft 365 at special nonprofit pricing, including grants and discounts.

Key points from the available information:

1. Microsoft 365 nonprofit offers
   • Microsoft provides grants and discounted Microsoft 365 plans (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams) specifically for registered nonprofits.
   • Nonprofit plans such as E1, E3, E5, Business Basic, and Business Standard are offered at discounted prices to nonprofit organizations.
   • These nonprofit Microsoft 365 plans also include the lightweight web app “Visio in Microsoft 365” at no additional cost.
2. What’s included in the broader Microsoft for Nonprofits program
   • Microsoft 365 and Copilot: Productivity and collaboration tools with AI-powered assistance at nonprofit pricing.
   • Security and compliance tools, hardware/software donations, and other benefits are also available as part of the overall program.
3. How nonprofits access Microsoft 365 grants/pricing
   • First, the organization must be validated as a nonprofit via the Microsoft for Nonprofits program.
   • After approval, an admin can:
     1. Sign in to the Nonprofit Hub (https://nonprofit.microsoft.com/).
     2. Go to the M365 page (https://nonprofit.microsoft.com/offers/m365).
     3. Choose the appropriate Microsoft 365 nonprofit grant/offer and select Buy Now (this applies the grant/discounted pricing, not a full commercial price).
     4. Activate the offer in the Microsoft 365 admin portal (https://portal.office.com/Adminportal) and assign licenses to users.
4. Notes for partners and special segments
   • In the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) channel, nonprofit customers can receive reduced prices on license-based services such as Microsoft 365 once both the partner and the customer are properly qualified for the nonprofit segment.

To see exact plans and pricing for nonprofits, organizations that are not yet registered or are awaiting approval can review the nonprofit Microsoft 365 plans and pricing at the Microsoft nonprofit site referenced in the documentation.

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References:

• Nonprofit offerings and products
• Microsoft for Nonprofits program overview
• Accessing M365 Grants
• About Visio in Microsoft 365
• Sell to specialized industries, like education, non-profit, and government