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• Best Online Event App for Educational Events for 100-300+ attendees?

  Can't thank you enough. I had vaguely heard of techsoup.org so sincerely appreciate the reminder - it will come in very handy. Source: over 1 year ago

• Free tools/websites for project/team management?

  Techsoup.org might have some affordable help. Source: over 1 year ago

• Office 365 cost for a mailbox only

  If you are a real non-profit (designated as such by the IRS) go to techsoup.org and register. Then after you've registered and have been verified you can sign up for Microsoft's non-profit program and link it to your existing Microsoft 365 Tenant. Source: almost 2 years ago

• RackSpace email outage

  I set up a 501c3 non-profit on 365 a few years back and the approval process was pretty quick. That said they were already verified on techsoup.org which may have sped up the process. There's also a $3500 annual Azure credit available as well. Source: about 2 years ago

• Software for non profit

  If you are working at a nonprofit they can easily get MS Office at a much discounted price through techsoup.org. Need to apply for a techsup.org ID and be validated and then you can get most commercial software at heavy discounts. Techsoup adds some admin fee. Source: about 2 years ago

• Shared file system for church?

  If you go through the process of registering your church as a 501(c)(3) on techsoup.org, you can then get a Google Workspace for Nonprofits, which would give you your own domain, email address, shared calendar, file storage, etc. Source: over 2 years ago

• Is there a Desktop version of Quickbooks Pro for 2020, 2021 or 2022 that doesn't make you subscribe to anything?

  If you are a non-profit you can get a discounted QB2021 for $78 (1 user) or (3 user) for $168 at techsoup.org. They are a good source of free or low cost discounts for non-profits. QBO is $75 for 1 year (5 user) QBMac 2021 is $50. Source: over 2 years ago

• Finding an accountant and choosing accounting software for my small nonprofit

  Most nonprofits purchase Quickbooks through techsoup.org. Online is only $75/year with the TS negotiated price. I would suggest you reach out to other nonprofits in your area for recommendations on a bookkeeper. I always suggest a bookkeeper and not an accountant. A single person bookkeeping firm in business over five years is usually your best price. Source: about 3 years ago

• Donating used but functional gear

  Depending on the gear, techsoup.org helps non-profits acquire technical gear and resources. Source: about 3 years ago

• A makeshift sysadmin need advice for keeping up with usernames, configs, etc.

  If you are church/non profit, check out techsoup.org for Microsoft Non-Profit discounts. Once you get registered with them and Microsoft, you can get crazy discounts for Server, Windows, and Office. Like a full copy of Server Standard for $15. Source: about 3 years ago