In our last ‘Technology in the Charity Sector’ blog we said:
“In a bid to fight this challenge Microsoft has released multiple discounts, packages, and offers to ensure the charity organisations are provided with the right resources to help them overcome these troubled times:
- Microsoft 365 Business for Nonprofits offer
- Microsoft’s Digital Skills Center for Nonprofits
- Microsoft Nonprofit Operations Toolkit”
But what is included in these new resources to help the Charity Sector?
Quoted directly from Microsoft is the below:
- Microsoft 365 Business for Nonprofits offer – Available today, we are providing up to 10 donated seats of our integrated cloud solution Microsoft 365 Business that brings together the best-in-class productivity of Office 365 (including Office desktop applications), Windows Professional, and advanced security and device management capabilities to help nonprofits securely run and grow their organizations. Nonprofits can obtain additional seats for just $5 per additional user per month. Through our Microsoft partner ecosystem around the world, we’ll be fueling scale and the ability for every nonprofit to move to the cloud.
- Microsoft’s Digital Skills Center for Nonprofits – Available now, the Microsoft Digital Skills Center for Nonprofits, in partnership with TechSoup, is a one-stop learning path platform full of product training and skill-building content to help nonprofits successfully use technology. New content and courses are being added regularly.
- Microsoft Nonprofit Operations Toolkit – Available Oct. 1, exclusively through our cloud solution partners, Nonprofit Operations Toolkit built on Power Platform helps small nonprofits implement effective projects and awards management processes that reduce costs and build trust with funders. It is an out-of-the-box solution using Power Platform and consists of purpose-built PowerApps, Flow, cloud storage, and Excel.
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