Tech Donations for Kenyan Charities
TechSoup's Symantec Program Helps Secure NGOs Around the World
Digital security threats to the NGO sector around the world have never been more real. Cybercriminals everywhere have become increasingly bold, and NGOs are in no way immune to these dangers. In fact, as a result of smaller budgets and limited staffing resources, NGOs are of particular interest to hackers looking to find any gap in their IT security measures.
Microsoft Cloud Solutions Have You Covered
Imagine never having to worry about purchasing new versions of software again. Imagine having access to your files anywhere you are, knowing they are safe under layers of protection. Our Microsoft Cloud product offerings make this possible.
These are tools you may already depend on, backed by the power of the cloud. Plus, you get the latest versions for as long as you subscribe.
5 Reasons Nonprofits Choose Box
Box believes that those committed to doing good should have the best tools available to them.
Box.org’s mission is to help nonprofit organizations be more productive and collaborative in achieving their mission. By providing access to best-in-class cloud technology, we strive to provide the simplest, but most powerful solution to store content, share files and collaborate on their most important ideas.
[TechSoup Kenya offers Box, which also offers the ability to upload and share large files up to 5 GB.]
Windows 8.1 has a brand-new look and feel, so make sure it is right for your nonprofit or library
Faith-based NGOs can now receive Microsoft donations from TechSoup Kenya, as well as Office 365 for Nonprofits 
Increase
productivity, reduce costs, and simplify your NGO’s IT management with
Microsoft Office 365. Available through Microsoft to qualifying
organisations, Office 365 provides you and your staff with web-based
access to Office applications and your documents from anywhere. 
can now request 
You can build a computer center with fewer computers. Compared to
typical arrangements, Windows MultiPoint Server (WMS) costs surprisingly
less to adopt and maintain, saves electricity, and gives administrators
group controls. For NGOs with many different missions, it’s helping
people access technology . . . for much less.
