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U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofits, public libraries, and some public agencies/faith-based orgs (EIN + IRS determination letter required)
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TechSoup gives eligible U.S. nonprofits, libraries, and charities donated or deeply discounted software, hardware, and cloud services (Microsoft, Adobe, Google, Cisco, Zoom, security suites, refurbished computers) for a small per-item admin fee. Organization-only — requires 501(c)(3) status and your EIN.
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Software, hardware & cloud services at donated or deep-discount rates for a small admin fee
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TechSoup — discounted software, hardware, and tech services for nonprofits

TechSoup is a 501(c)(3) that gives eligible nonprofits, libraries, and charities access to donated or deeply discounted technology from major vendors (Microsoft, Adobe, Google, Cisco, Zoom, Norton/Bitdefender, Intuit, and more). The products are donated by the vendors; TechSoup charges a small per-item admin fee that covers eligibility validation and fulfillment.

Who can use it

  • U.S. 501(c)(3) public charities and equivalent nonprofits
  • Public libraries
  • Some public agencies and faith-based organizations (varies by donor program)
  • Individuals cannot use TechSoup — it is organization-only. For individual low-income tech help, see the other Tech resources in this database.

What you get

  • Microsoft 365 / Office at nonprofit rates (admin fee only)
  • Adobe Creative Cloud at the nonprofit rate
  • Google Workspace for Nonprofits activation help
  • Norton / Bitdefender / Avast security suites
  • Cisco, Tableau, Zoom licenses
  • Refurbished laptops and desktops from partner programs (limited stock)

How to use it

  1. Create an account at techsoup.org/joining-techsoup.
  1. Submit your EIN and proof of nonprofit status (IRS determination letter). Verification typically takes 2–14 business days.
  1. Browse the catalog — each product lists its admin fee and any per-organization limits.
  1. Order. Most licenses arrive by email within a few days; donors cap how many licenses each organization can receive per fiscal cycle.

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