Hello I need information on Microsoft Learn and pricing for not for profit business

Microsoft Learn and the Microsoft for Nonprofits program are separate but complementary offerings.

Microsoft Learn:

• Access to Microsoft Learn training content (documentation, modules, learning paths, videos, Q&A, etc.) is free for all users, including nonprofits.
• No payment is required to browse or complete training.
• Optional costs apply only if choosing to sit for paid certification exams.
• Benefits of signing in with an account include tracking progress, saving bookmarks, accessing free Azure resources and labs, and joining challenges.

Microsoft for Nonprofits (pricing and offers):

• Eligible nonprofit organizations can receive product grants and discounts across multiple Microsoft cloud services.
• Key offers include:
  • Azure: $2,000 USD in Azure credits annually to support cloud services (for example, hosting websites, running virtual machines, databases, and AI solutions).
  • Dynamics 365: Discounted licenses for Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise, Customer Service, and nonprofit-focused solutions.
  • Power Platform: Grants and discounts for Power Apps and Power Automate to build low-code apps and automate workflows.
  • Microsoft 365 and Copilot: Discounted nonprofit pricing for productivity tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams) and Copilot, which requires a Microsoft 365 license.
  • Security and compliance tools: Access to Microsoft Defender, AccountGuard, and security programs for nonprofits.
  • LinkedIn and GitHub for Nonprofits: Discounted tools for hiring, donor engagement, and developer collaboration.
  • Hardware and software donations: Periodic offers on Surface devices, Windows licenses, and on-premises software.

Accessing nonprofit pricing and benefits:

• Nonprofits start at the Nonprofit Hub to:
  • Run an eligibility pre-check.
  • Register a new tenant or use an existing Microsoft 365 tenant.
  • View and claim available nonprofit offers and manage grants.
• After approval, nonprofit offers (including Microsoft 365 nonprofit subscriptions and Azure grants) can be activated and managed from the Nonprofit Hub.

Notes on specific nonprofit subscriptions:

• The “Nonprofit Portal (Nonprofit Staff Pricing) Trial” is an administrative subscription used for onboarding and portal access only. It does not provide active Microsoft 365 services, licenses, or workloads and cannot be used for day-to-day work.
• To use services like email, Office apps, or Teams, nonprofits must activate separate nonprofit offers or discounted Microsoft 365 subscriptions (for example, Microsoft 365 Business Basic or Business Standard for nonprofits).

Training resources for nonprofits:

• Microsoft Learn provides dedicated training content for nonprofits via Microsoft Learn for Nonprofits, including learning paths such as “Manage and engage with volunteers in Microsoft for Nonprofits,” plus broader learning paths for Microsoft 365, Azure, Power Platform, and Teams.

References:

• Nonprofit offerings and products
• Microsoft for Nonprofits program overview
• Videos and learning resources for Microsoft for Nonprofits
• Leverage Microsoft Learn in your organization
• Verify academic eligibility for Microsoft 365 Education subscriptions
• Organizations on Learn
• Learn how and when you want