Csmlo-nonprofit (#54923)
Co-authored-by: Joe Clark <31087804+jc-clark@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: jc-clark <jc-clark@github.com>
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- video-transcripts
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- contributing
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- github-models
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- nonprofit
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childGroups:
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- name: Get started
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octicon: RocketIcon
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- communities
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- sponsors
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- education
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- nonprofit
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- support
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- contributing
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- name: More docs
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title: Adding an open source project
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intro: How to add your nonprofit to For Good First Issue
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allowTitleToDifferFromFilename: true
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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shortTitle: For Good First Issue
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redirect_from:
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- /nonprofit/contributing-to-open-source-for-good/for-good-first-issue
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---
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## Introduction
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[For Good First Issue](https://forgoodfirstissue.github.com/) curates social impact and civic tech open source projects that are looking for contributors and lists issues on those projects that are tagged with `help wanted` or `good first issue`.
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Open-source maintainers are always looking to get more people involved, but it can be challenging to become a contributor. For Good First Issue lowers the barrier for future contributions to social and civic good projects - and this is why it exists.
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## Add an open source project to find contributors
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To maintain the quality of projects in For Good First Issue, please make sure the GitHub repository you want to add meets the following criteria:
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* It is a social impact or civic tech project and contributes to any of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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* Ideally, it tags its issues with a `help wanted` or `good first issue` label.
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* In the repository description it lists the Sustainable Development Goals it is working on.
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* It contains a `README.md` with detailed setup instructions for the project, and a `CONTRIBUTING.md` with guidelines for new contributors.
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* It is actively maintained (last update less than 1 month ago).
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1. Open the [`happycommits.json` file](https://github.com/github/forgoodfirstissue/blob/main/happycommits.json) in the [For Good First Issue repository](https://github.com/github/forgoodfirstissue).
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1. Add your repository's path (in the format owner/name and lexicographic order) to `happycommits.json`.
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1. Create a new pull request. Please add the link to the issues page of the repository in the pull request description. Once the pull request is merged, the changes will be live on the site.
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title: Contributing to an open source for good project
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intro: How to find an open source for good project
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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---
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## Contribute to open source for good projects
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For Good First Issue curates social impact and civic tech open source projects that are looking for contributors and lists issues on those projects that are tagged with the `help wanted` or `good first issue` labels.
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Open source maintainers are always looking to get more people involved, but it can be challenging to become a contributor. For Good First Issue lowers the barrier for future contributions to social and civic good projects - and this is why it exists.
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### How to find and contribute to open source
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1. Navigate to [For Good First Issue](https://forgoodfirstissue.github.com/).
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1. Search for a project of your interest based on the Sustainable Development Goals.
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1. Select a project and navigate to the project's repository.
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1. Review the project's Contribution Guidelines and README to get started
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Please note these projects are curated by the community and will be regularly reviewed.
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---
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title: Open Source Projects for Good
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intro: Nonprofit organizations can partner with open source collaborators to build solutions together.
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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children:
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- /adding-an-open-source-project
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- /contributing-to-an-open-source-for-good-project
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shortTitle: Digital Public Goods and open source for good
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---
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title: GitHub for Nonprofits documentation
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shortTitle: GitHub for Nonprofits
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intro: 'GitHub for Nonprofits helps you teach or learn software development with the tools and support of {% data variables.product.company_short %}''s platform and community.'
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introLinks:
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quickstart: /nonprofit/quickstart
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redirect_from:
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- /billing/managing-the-plan-for-your-github-account/discounted-plans-for-github-accounts.md
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featuredLinks:
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startHere:
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- /nonprofit/nonprofit-enterprise-plan
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- /nonprofit/nonprofit-teams-plan
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- /nonprofit/troubleshooting
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- /nonprofit/contributing-to-open-source-for-good
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guideCards:
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- /get-started/start-your-journey/creating-an-account-on-github
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- /get-started/start-your-journey/git-and-github-learning-resources
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popular:
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- /nonprofit/quickstart
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- /nonprofit/troubleshooting/frequently-asked-questions
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changelog:
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label: nonprofit
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layout: product-landing
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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children:
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- /quickstart
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- /nonprofit-teams-plan
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- /nonprofit-enterprise-plan
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- /contributing-to-open-source-for-good
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- /troubleshooting
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---
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title: Getting started with discounted GitHub Enterprise Cloud
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shortTitle: Apply for GitHub Enterprise Cloud
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intro: Learn how to receive a GitHub Enterprise Cloud discount for your nonprofit.
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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---
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## Introduction
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GitHub for Nonprofits offers 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud to access additional security, administrative, and customization options.
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As a registered nonprofit organization, you can apply for a GitHub for Nonprofits discount, including 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud. GitHub Enterprise Cloud allows administrators to centrally manage policy and billing for multiple organizations and enable inner sourcing between the organizations.
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Some features of GitHub Enterprise include:
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* Data residency
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* Enterprise Managed Users
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* User provisioning through SCIM
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* Enterprise Account to centrally manage multiple organizations
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* Environment protection rules
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* Repository rules
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* Audit Log API
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* SOC1, SOC2, type 2 reports annually
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* FedRAMP Tailored Authority to Operate (ATO)
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* SAML single sign-on
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* Advanced auditing
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* GitHub Connect
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* 50,000 CI/CD minutes/month
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* 50GB of Packages storage
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## How to apply for a GitHub Enterprise Cloud plan for nonprofits
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1. Navigate to [Solutions for Nonprofits](https://github.com/solutions/industry/nonprofits).
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1. Click **Join GitHub for Nonprofits** to authenticate your GitHub organization account.
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1. In the "GitHub Organization" dropdown menu, select your nonprofit organization account and click **Continue**.
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1. If your nonprofit is already in our database as a validated organization, you will be prompted to select your GitHub for Nonprofits discount. If your organization is not automatically validated, you will be asked to complete the validation application.
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1. Once you complete the validation application, it will be sent to be reviewed by our GitHub for Nonprofits support team.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Please allow up to a week for your coupon to be sent while we evaluate all requests.
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1. When your application has been reviewed, an email will be sent to the organization owner. After receiving notification of application approval, log back into the [GitHub for Nonprofits portal](https://nonprofits.github.com/).
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1. Once you have logged into the GitHub for Nonprofits portal, you will be able to request access to your 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon code.
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1. Click **Continue with Enterprise Cloud**, and your organization administrator will receive an email with a code to receive 25% off a GitHub Enterprise Cloud plan. You can redeem your exclusive coupon code at [github.com/redeem](https://github.com/redeem).
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Please note, each coupon code is unique to your organization. Only one organization can redeem each 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon code. This coupon code will expire after 3 months and must be redeemed before this time
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title: GitHub Enterprise Cloud for nonprofits
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intro: Learn how to apply for a discounted GitHub Enterprise Cloud plan for nonprofits.
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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shortTitle: Discounted GitHub Enterprise Cloud plan for nonprofits
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children:
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- /getting-started-with-discounted-github-enterprise-cloud
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---
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---
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title: Getting started with the GitHub Team plan for nonprofits
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shortTitle: 'Apply for GitHub Team'
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intro: 'Learn how to receive a free GitHub Team plan for your nonprofit.'
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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---
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## Introduction
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GitHub for Nonprofits offers free access to the GitHub Team plan to advance collaboration tools for individuals and organizations.
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As a registered nonprofit organization, you can apply for a GitHub for Nonprofits discount, including a free GitHub Team plan.
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Some features of GitHub Team include:
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* Access to GitHub Codespaces
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* Protected branches
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* Multiple reviewers in pull requests
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* Draft pull requests
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* Code owners
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* Required reviewers
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* Pages and Wikis
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* Environment deployment branches and secrets
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* 3,000 CI/CD minutes/month
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* 2GB of Packages storage
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* Web-based support
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## How to claim a free GitHub Team plan
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1. Navigate to [Solutions for Nonprofits](https://github.com/solutions/industry/nonprofits).
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1. Click **Join GitHub for Nonprofits** to authenticate your GitHub organization account.
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1. In the "GitHub Organization" dropdown menu, select your nonprofit organization account and click **Continue**.
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1. If your nonprofit is already in our database as a validated organization, you will be prompted to select your GitHub for Nonprofits discount. If your organization is not automatically validated, you will be asked to complete the validation application.
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1. Once you completed the validation application, it will be sent to be reviewed by our GitHub for Nonprofits support team.
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1. When your application has been reviewed, an email will be sent to the GitHub organization owner. After receiving notification of application approval, log back into the [GitHub for Nonprofits portal](https://nonprofits.github.com/).
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1. Once you have logged into the GitHub for Nonprofits portal, you will be able to request access to your free GitHub Team plan.
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1. Click **Continue with Team**. Your organization will be upgraded to the GitHub Team plan for free by a member of the GitHub for Nonprofits support team.
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> [!TIP]
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> Please allow up to a week for your free GitHub Team upgrade while we evaluate all requests.
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title: GitHub Team plan for nonprofits
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intro: Learn how to apply for a free GitHub Team plan for nonprofits.
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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shortTitle: Free GitHub Team plan for nonprofits
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children:
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- /getting-started-with-the-github-team-plan-for-nonprofits
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---
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title: Quickstart for GitHub for Nonprofits
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intro: 'Learn how to join the GitHub for Nonprofits community through exclusive discounts and GitHub programming.'
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allowTitleToDifferFromFilename: true
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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shortTitle: Quickstart
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redirect_from:
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- /nonprofit/quickstart-for-github-for-nonprofits
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---
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## Introduction
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GitHub for Nonprofits enables organizations to leverage technology to drive forward their missions and accelerate human progress. Verified nonprofits get exclusive access to a free GitHub Team plan or 25% off the GitHub Enterprise cloud plan.
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By hosting projects on GitHub, nonprofits can increase their visibility and reach a broader audience. GitHub provides nonprofits with a platform to amplify their impact and attract support from donors, funders, volunteers, and partners.
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In this guide, you’ll get started with GitHub and sign up for accounts and discounted services through GitHub for Nonprofits.
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## Creating accounts
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### Creating a free personal account
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{% data reusables.accounts.create-account %}
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1. Follow the prompts to create your free personal account.
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### Creating an organization
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{% data reusables.user-settings.access_settings %}
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{% data reusables.user-settings.organizations %}
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{% data reusables.organizations.new-organization %}
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1. Follow the prompts to create a free organization.
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For more information, see [Get Started](/get-started/learning-about-github/types-of-github-accounts).
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## Prepare materials
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Before you apply for a GitHub for Nonprofits discount, you will want to make sure:
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* You are the administrator or owner of the GitHub organization you are applying on behalf of.
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* You have all necessary nonprofit documentation such as tax information and/or legal documents certifying your nonprofit status.
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* You have reviewed all nonprofit eligibility information: GitHub for Nonprofit accounts are designed for 501(c)(3) or equivalent nonprofit organizations that are non-governmental, non-academic, non-commercial, non-political in nature, and have no religious affiliation.
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## Applying for nonprofit benefits
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1. To claim your discount, visit our [GitHub for Nonprofits self-serve portal](https://nonprofits.github.com/).
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1. Click **Join GitHub for Nonprofits** to authenticate your GitHub organization account.
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1. Log into GitHub.
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1. To authorize GitHub for Nonprofits to access your organization account on GitHub, click **Grant**.
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> [!TIP]
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> If you see a **Request** button instead of a **Grant** button, you are a member of the organization, not an owner. An owner must approve your request for GitHub for Nonprofit. You must be an organization owner to claim the GitHub for Nonprofit. For more information, see [AUTOTITLE](/apps/oauth-apps/using-oauth-apps/authorizing-oauth-apps#oauth-apps-and-organizations).
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1. Click **Authorize GitHub**.
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1. From the "GitHub Organization" dropdown menu, select your nonprofit organization account. Then click **Continue**.
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> [!TIP]
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> If you are running into trouble finding your organization in the drop down, see [AUTOTITLE](/nonprofit/troubleshooting/cannot-find-my-organization-on-github-for-nonprofits).
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1. If your nonprofit is already in our database as a validated organization, you will be prompted to select your GitHub for Nonprofits discount. If your organization is not automatically validated, you will be asked to complete the validation application.
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Application questions include:
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* Country of nonprofit registration
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* Nonprofit name or registration ID
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* Confirmation that your nonprofit is nongovernmental, nonacademic, noncommercial, nonpolitical, and has no religious affiliation
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* Website (optional, but recommended)
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* Organization address
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* Documents certifying proof of nonprofit status with your local government, and nonprofit focus
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1. Once your application is complete, it will be reviewed by our GitHub for Nonprofits support team.
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1. When your application has been reviewed, an email will be sent to the GitHub organization owner.
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1. After receiving notification of application approval, please log back into the [GitHub for Nonprofits portal](https://nonprofits.github.com/) in a new tab.
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## After the application is approved
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1. Once you have logged back into the GitHub for Nonprofits portal, you will be able to request access to your free GitHub Team plan or 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon code.
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1. If you clicked **Continue with Team**, your organization will be upgraded to GitHub Team for free by a member of the GitHub for Nonprofits support team. Please allow up to a week for your discount to be applied. Another email will be sent to your organization administrator when your discount has been applied to your organization.
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1. If you clicked **Continue with Enterprise Cloud**, your organization owner will receive an email with a code to receive 25% off a GitHub Enterprise Cloud plan. To redeem your coupon code, navigate to [github.com/redeem](https://github.com/redeem).
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title: Cannot find my organization on GitHub for Nonprofits
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intro: What to do if your organization does not appear?
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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shortTitle: Cannot find my organization on GitHub for Nonprofits portal
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---
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If you cannot find your organization in the GitHub for Nonprofits portal, ensure that you are logged into GitHub for Nonprofits with an organization rather than an individual account. If you are running into trouble validating your organization as a nonprofit, please try the following steps.
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## OAuth apps authorization
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Revoke the OAuth apps authorization from GitHub.
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1. In the upper-right corner of any page on GitHub, click your profile photo, then click **Settings**.
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1. In the "Integrations" section of the sidebar, click **Applications**.
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1. Click the "Authorized OAuth Apps" tab.
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1. Review the tokens that have access to your account. Select the tokens that you don't recognize or that are out-of-date. Then click **Revoke**. To revoke all tokens, click **Revoke all**.
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1. Open a new page and log into the GitHub for Nonprofits portal.
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1. Reauthorize and grant access to GitHub and the organization you would like to be approved.
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1. Return to GitHub for Nonprofits and refresh the page to select your organization.
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## Further troubleshooting for OAuth access restrictions
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If this does not resolve the problem, please try disabling OAuth app access restrictions for your organization.
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1. In the upper-right corner of GitHub, select your profile photo, then click **Your organizations**.
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1. Next to the organization, click **Settings**.
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1. In the "Third-party Access" section of the sidebar, click **OAuth app policy**.
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1. Click **Remove restrictions**.
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1. After you review the information about disabling third-party application restrictions, click **Yes, remove application restrictions**.
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1. Return to GitHub for Nonprofits and refresh the page to select your organization.
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title: Frequently asked questions
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intro: 'Troubleshooting common errors with the GitHub for Nonprofits process.'
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versions:
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shortTitle: Frequently asked questions
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---
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## How do I convert my user account to an organization account?
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You will need an organization account to sign up for a GitHub for Nonprofits discount. Below is a guide to convert your account to an organization.
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Before you begin converting your account to an organization, set up a new personal GitHub account to manage the organization after conversion and ensure the personal account you're converting has left any organizations it has joined.
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> [!WARNING]
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> Please read these important considerations before converting your account.
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>
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> * You will no longer be able to sign into the converted personal account.
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> * Certain personal data (e.g., SSH keys, OAuth tokens) will not transfer to the organization.
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> * An organization cannot be converted back to a personal user account.
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> * Existing collaborators will retain access to repositories in the new organization.
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> * After conversion, GitHub Actions is not automatically enabled and will need to be re-enabled by creating a new workflow file in the `.github/workflows` directory of your repository.
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1. In the upper-right corner of any GitHub page, click your profile photo, then click **Settings**.
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1. In the "Access" section of the sidebar, click **Organizations**.
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1. In the "Transform account" section, click **Turn USERNAME into an organization**.
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1. Read the warning provided, then click **Turn USERNAME into an organization** to confirm.
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1. Under "Choose an organization owner," type the username of the new personal account you created or another trusted user to manage the organization.
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1. Choose your new organization's subscription plan and enter billing information if prompted.
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1. Click **Create Organization** to finalize the process.
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To access your new organization, sign in to the new personal account you created earlier, then use the context switcher to access your new organization.
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## What should be included in my application?
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The following elements should be included in your GitHub for Nonprofits application:
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* Proof of your nonprofit status with your local government (501(c)(3) status in the United States)
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* The registered name of your nonprofit
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* A summary of what your nonprofit organization does
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* Confirmation that your organization is nongovernmental, nonacademic, noncommercial, nonpolitical and has no religious affiliation
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* If your application is denied, please check that your submission included all of these details. If you were missing some of these elements, consider applying again through GitHub for Nonprofits with complete information.
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## Why can't I select the free GitHub Team plan?
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If you currently have a GitHub Enterprise account or are on a trial of GitHub Enterprise, you will not be able to select the free GitHub Team option for your GitHub for Nonprofits discount.
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You will also not be able to select a GitHub Team plan if you have changed your organization name. All GitHub for Nonprofits applications must use the same organization name throughout the application process.
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You will have to cancel your trial or remove your organization from the enterprise before you are able to apply for the GitHub Team plan discount.
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### Cancelling your GitHub Enterprise trial
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1. In the top-right corner of GitHub, click your profile photo.
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1. Depending on your environment, click **Your enterprise** or **Your enterprises**. Then click the enterprise you want to view.
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1. On the left side of the page, in the enterprise account sidebar, click **Settings**.
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Under “Settings,” click **Profile**.
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1. At the bottom of the page, in the "Danger zone" section, click **Cancel trial** or **Delete trial**.
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### Removing your organization from an enterprise
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1. In the top-right corner of GitHub, click your profile photo.
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1. Depending on your environment, click **Your enterprise** or **Your enterprises**. Then click the enterprise you want to view.
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1. In the left sidebar, click **Organizations**.
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1. In the search bar, begin typing the organization's name until the organization appears in the search results.
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1. To the right of the organization's name, select the dropdown menu and click **Remove organization**.
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1. Review the warnings, then click **Remove organization**.
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## I have been verified as a nonprofit organization, when will I receive my discount?
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Congratulations on your nonprofit application being approved!
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There’s one last step you have to take to receive your discount. You must select the GitHub for Nonprofits discount you would like for your organization. To claim your GitHub for Nonprofits discount, please re-visit and sign into the [GitHub for Nonprofits portal](https://nonprofits.github.com/).
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Once you have logged in, you will be able to request access to your free GitHub Team plan or 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon code.
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## How do I redeem my 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon?
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Please review the following steps to redeem your 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon:
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1. Please visit [github.com/redeem](https://github.com/redeem).
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1. Enter your coupon code.
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1. Click **Redeem**.
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1. If you're not already signed in, you can sign in on this page.
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1. Under "Redeem your coupon," next to the organization you want to apply the coupon to, click **Choose**.
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1. Under "Your new plan," review the information about your plan and discount, then click **Redeem**.
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Please note, each coupon code is unique to your organization. Only one organization can redeem each 25% off GitHub Enterprise Cloud coupon code. This coupon code will expire after three months and must be redeemed before this time.
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## I selected a free GitHub Team plan. Why is it not automatically in place?
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|
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The discount for a free GitHub Team plan must be manually applied by the GitHub for Nonprofits support team.
|
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After your request for a free GitHub Team plan is reviewed, an email will be sent to the GitHub organization administrator when your free Team plan is applied.
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Please allow up to a week for a response while we evaluate all requests.
|
||||
|
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## Are nonprofit organizations eligible for a discount of GitHub Copilot?
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|
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Unfortunately at this time, we do not subsidize our add-on tooling such as GitHub Copilot for nonprofit organization.
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||||
GitHub now offers Copilot Free for individual accounts, providing access to a limited set of Copilot's features. This allows you to experience AI-assisted code suggestions and other functionalities at no cost.
|
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|
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Please stay tuned to our website for further updates from our work on the Social Impact team: [socialimpact.github.com](https://github.com/social-impact).
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content/nonprofit/troubleshooting/index.md
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---
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title: Frequently asked questions
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intro: Troubleshooting for GitHub for Nonprofits applications
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versions:
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fpt: '*'
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children:
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- /frequently-asked-questions
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- /cannot-find-my-organization-on-github-for-nonprofits
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shortTitle: Troubleshooting common issues
|
||||
---
|
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|
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