Nonprofit organizations need technology that helps them achieve their mission without wasting precious resources. By using AWS’s inexpensive and highly scalable infrastructure technology to build websites, host core business and employee-facing systems, and manage outreach and fundraising, nonprofit organizations around the world can stop paying for computing power they aren’t using - and focus their resources on their important work. From issue advocacy to charitable causes, from health and welfare to education, nonprofit organizations use AWS to radically reduce infrastructure costs, build their capacity and reduce waste.
Lack of resources to access to the most up-to-date IT infrastructure services should not impede Nonprofit Organizations (NPOs) from accomplishing their mission. Through a Nonprofit Credit Program with TechSoup Global, AWS enables NPOs to accomplish their missions by helping to subsidize their infrastructure costs. Eligible NPOs will receive $2,000 worth of AWS service credits annually to be used towards Amazon WorkDocs, Amazon WorkMail, and Amazon WorkSpaces. Get started for free today.
AWS is hosting monthly office hours to answer questions from those in the nonprofit space about our capabilities, use cases, requirements, best practices, and how to get started. These office hours are open to AWS customers and those considering AWS. Dial-in and join us on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 2:00 p.m. (EST).
When: The 3rd Wednesday of each month at 2:00 p.m. (EST)
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Meeting number: 807 165 109
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"...using Amazon CloudFront is so simple and reliable that the team doesn’t have to think about it. It all just works, freeing us to focus on building cool applications.”
Drew Engelson, Chief Architect and Senior Director of Platform Development for PBS Interactive
"Given the high degree of interest in LeanIn.Org's Ban Bossy public service campaign, we knew banbossy.com would receive significant traffic. But as our launch day plans came together, we learned that Ban Bossy would be promoted on Google and Yahoo's home pages, putting a lot of pressure on the brand new site. Working hand in glove with AWS, LeanIn.Org's development team was able to re-architect the site over a 64-hour period to ensure it would stand up to 200 click-throughs per second. The AWS team could not have been more hands-on. We really felt like they were an extension of our team and equally committed to the success of Ban Bossy. We look forward to collaborating with AWS again on more large-scale initiatives."
Rachel Thomas President, Lean In
By moving to AWS and scaling infrastructure appropriately, the National Democratic Institute reduced costs by 90% and improved security by using AWS security groups and features.
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