What are some of the best apps for nonprofits?

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I'm looking for some of the best apps and software nonprofits and provide a nice discount for nonprofits to use in their organizations.

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A user-friendly tool that will help nonprofits with building relationships with clients, and keeping on top of everything. Can definitely recommend.

Ksenia Borisova · Answer

GetSiteControl website tools are not specifically for nonprofits, they are for any websites or blogs, but we offer nonprofit organizations completely free access to our paid subscription plan. Most nonprofit organizations have a website these days. With GetSiteControl they can get all sorts of useful engagement tools free of charge: online surveys, contact forms, email lead forms, live chats, promotional popups, etc.

Jason Heydasch · Answer

1Password offers a great, 50% discount for non-profits (and educational institutions). I love it and highly recommend it.

Srebalaji Thirumalai · Answer

Mail for good helps you to send emails in an affordable way, It uses AWS Simple Email Service to send emails. And its build for nonprofits in mind.

Britain Green · Answer

TechSoup is a platform built for nonprofits. They partner with companies to release free, or discounted software and services.

Sam Rye · Answer

I've started to see several NFP projects leveraging Patreon lately. Good for building an engaged donor base.

Filipa Nascimento · Answer

Outplanr turns your to-do lists into real, feasible work plans, that also include time spent on meetings. You can visualize each person’s workload and assign them new tasks across all projects in one go. And it offers 50% discount for nonprofit organizations.

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Message me to learn how you can get an average credit card processing rate of 1.75% + $0.30 per transaction.

Goldy Arora · Answer

Free for Non profits with 501(c) status for upto 3000 users, or on 66% discount for more than 3k users.

Jason Heydasch · Answer

Microsoft has always offered great discounts for (most kinds of) non-profits and Office 365 is no different. Entry level plans that include the full Office desktop suite start at $2/mo/user. The best plan is (currently) Office 365 E3 at $4.50/mo/user. You get so much with that package.

They also offer a 'donation' plan for up to 300 users. That one's completely free and includes email and online versions of Word/Excel/etc. Great offering.

https://products.office.com/en-us/nonprofit/office-365-nonprofit-plans-and-pricing

Ben Terry · Answer

Slack is a great tool for communication and they offer a 85% discount on the Standard plan.

Robert Buchi · Answer

Post66 is a great social media management app for startups because users can opt for a permanent free membership provided they follow a few easy steps. Additionally, on Post66 users can connect an unlimited number of accounts and post and schedule an unlimited number of posts.

Corrine Cardinale · Answer

Indicative is a customer analytics platform that helps track and monitor customer journeys and flows. For a non-profit, the funnel feature would be extremely beneficial. The free plan is extremely generous and offers 1 billion user actions per month.

dada c. ta · Answer

Zenhub.io fits what you are looking for. It's basically what the product description said ⸺  "project management inside GitHub- free for open source (or academic) projects. "
 It is simply a  tool for managing tasks boards, communicating with teams etc.   like any other paid application out there with a more simplistic approach. Moreover, customizable to suit any workflow. It was essential for all my previous works with my team, so i really recommend this product! 👐😄

A_Sky · Answer

They offer one table for free !

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All the information and documents you need for your everyday tasks

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Organize all your projects together

Clarence Garrison · Answer

I know Paperform have a special pricing plan for non-profits.

Ben Li · Answer

Nonprofits need a safe environment for their customers or employees, identity protection is the one of the most important factors to consider when choosing an app or service to use in their organizations, as a result, most of the popular social network services and apps are not the best choice. Princle One is a new app designed with user identity and data privacy as the core requirements.

Princle One supports very large groups and presents group discussions in threaded structures that are easy to understand, follow, and search through. The powerful group admin functions give organizers efficient tools for managing topics, surveys, events, alerts, invitations, batch invite, interactive notifications, social sharing and much more. These are all useful functions for nonprofits to use in their organizations.

Ben Terry · Answer

A great tool for growing your non-profits social media presence! Buffer offers a 50% off discount that will also unlock new features and benefits.

Sam Rye · Answer

I think Kumu is one of the most versatile and useful tools for NGOs that want to map and visualise networks, theories of change, systems dynamics and more.

Ben Terry · Answer

Here's one example that I'm familiar with, which is basically the Salesforce but catered specifically for nonprofits to help them build better relationships with funders and volunteers.

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ProofHub is online project management and collaboration tool that help organizations to plan, collaborate, organize and deliver projects on time. ProofHub offering a discount of 20% on monthly billing and 20% + 10% on annual billing on all ProofHub plans to nonprofit organizations.

Quinn Comendant · Answer

Impressively comprehensive business management software includes: CRM, email campaigns, memberships, online store, digital downloads, meeting management, finances, fine mananger, and more. Free up to 500 contacts.

A_Sky · Answer

We got a lot of great things thanks to them ! you have a one time licence with Box.com for around 110$ I think for 10 users sharing 100gb all together.

Quinn Comendant · Answer

OSS mail campaign tool!

Katarina Wajda · Answer

Hi Ben,

Non-profits are especially fond of our product (just to name a few: Waterkeeper Alliance, Partners In School Innovation, Children's Literacy Initiative, TrickleUp, Down Syndrome Affiliates In Action).

We offer special discounts specifically for non-profits who choose to upgrade from our free version.

Hope this helps! :)

Kesava Mandiga · Answer

If you're looking for a powerful yet easy to use solution for documents, spreadsheets and presentations, Google Docs is the best. And it's free!

Kesava Mandiga · Answer

Buffer makes setting up Social Media posts easy! It works with all major social networks, and is free with some limitations. I'm not sure if they have a specific plan for nonprofits, but no harm in checking with the team. They are super helpful.