Services

Find free and open-source alternatives; often surfaces nonprofit pricing in comments.

Promotional credits via AWS Imagine Grant / Tech Alliance (often $1k–$5k/year).

Free Canva Pro for up to 10 team members.

Open developer tooling, docs hub, and standards from the DevCentr org.

Free GitHub Team with unlimited private repos; discounts on Enterprise Cloud.

Eligibility portal for Google’s nonprofit product suite. After verification, activate Workspace, Ad Grants, YouTube, and Maps separately.

Microsoft’s nonprofit eligibility hub for Microsoft 365, Azure credits, and related product grants.

Open Source Sustainability Directory — a catalog of current OSS funding platforms such as Open Collective.

Upgraded Pro plan for teams under 250 members; deep discounts on Enterprise.

Algora is a developer tool & community simplifying bounties, hiring & open source sustainability.

Community-maintained GitHub directory of free and discounted nonprofit tiers.

Structured list of vendor discount percentages and qualification steps.

AWS credits to open source projects used to perform testing, CI/CD, or storage of artifacts on AWS.

About $2,000 annual Azure credits for eligible nonprofits after Microsoft eligibility.

Bepro is a task-based marketplace created to help organizations and builders thrive.

BountyHub is a platform where developers can put bounties on their Github issues or earn money by solving them.

Codeheat is a coding contest by FOSSASIA and OpnTec where students and professionals contribute to Open Source software and Open Hardware projects.

A Linux Foundation project to help advance sustainability, security, and diversity in open source technology by enabling developers to raise and spend funding.

eventyay is an open source event management solution for virtual and onsite events.

FairOSS is a public benefit corporation with a mission to sustain the production and maintenance of freely shareable intellectual property.

A decentralised marketplace for requesting development bug fixes, security audits, etc to the Open Source developer community.

Gitcoin is the easiest way to leverage the open source community to incentivize or monetize work.

Allows the developer community to financially support the people who design, build, and maintain the open source projects they depend on, directly on GitHub.

An issue bounty platform for Git-powered projects with an integrated payment system.

Up to $10,000 USD per month in in-kind Search ads; Performance Max can place ads on Google Maps.

Monthly Maps Platform credits for mapping, places, and location visualizations.

Google Summer of Code connects student developers with open source projects to work on a 10 week programming project during their break from school.

No-cost Workspace for up to 2,000 users: Gmail, Drive, Meet, Calendar, plus Gemini and NotebookLM.

A collective financing and distributed collaboration platform for projects for giving individual rewards, and generating collective returns.

Human–computer interaction essays, standards, and open docs.

Houdini is an all-in-one, self-hosted, open source fundraising software developed in Ruby on Rails.

Open-source layout tool under LinxPhotos.

Allows open source project owners to fund Github issues and developers to hunt the issues.

Liberapay is a recurrent donations platform where people who benefit from free work support creators.

Continuous and automated donation distribution to your project contributors and dependencies. Integrated into Github Actions

Photo and media tooling from LinxPhotos — free/open options for creators.

Up to 10 no-cost Business Premium seats for eligible nonprofits (TechSoup token).

Financially supporting organizations and people that contribute to an open information society with ideas to fix the internet since 1997.

Vendor lists, reviews, and software discounts for nonprofit teams.

NumFOCUS provides funding and resources for open source scientific computing projects.

Provides tools for collectives to receive money and mechanisms to spend their money in a transparent way.

A community of designers and developers pushing open design processes and improving design of open source software.

The Open Source Lab is a nonprofit organization working for the advancement of open source technologies by providing hosting to open source projects.

A Linux Foundation initiative to provide a forum for a collaborative, cross-industry effort for ensuring open source security.

Open shell / systems projects and documentation.

Opire is a bounty platform where anyone can put bounties on any GitHub issue, which are only paid out once resolved.

Refurbished enterprise desktops, laptops, and networking for verified 501(c)(3)s.

A stipend program by Google that bring open source projects and technical writers together, to the benefit of both.

A not-for-profit charity that helps promote, improve, develop, and defend FLOSS projects.

A non-profit organization to help organizations develop and distribute open hardware and software.

The Sovereign Tech Fund supports the development, improvement and maintenance of open digital infrastructure.

Software directory sorted by category for verified nonprofits.

Direct hardware and software license requests (Microsoft, Adobe, Intuit, and more).

A tool that helps you see if any of the software you depend on has authors seeking for donations

Professional assurances directly from the open source experts who know it best.

Categorized roundups of nonprofit tools and direct application links.

YouTube features for fundraising and storytelling after Google for Nonprofits verification.