Retirement of the Office 365 E1 Grant for nonprofits
Microsoft is retiring the Office 365 E1 grant. We recommend transitioning to another Microsoft 365 nonprofit offer before your Office 365 E1 granted subscription is disabled to ensure uninterrupted service and avoid data loss. Read this article to learn more about what happens to your data and access when your Microsoft 365 subscription ends.
Available Microsoft 365 offers and discounts:
- Up to 300 granted licenses of Microsoft 365 Business Basic.
- Discounts of up to 75% on many Microsoft 365 offers to nonprofits, including Office 365 E1 and Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
See Compare our Microsoft 365 plans for nonprofits for more details. Follow our step-by-step guide to learn how to move your users to a new discounted Microsoft 365 plan for nonprofits on your Microsoft admin center.
If you have over 300 active users assigned to the Office 365 E1 grant and would like to explore additional nonprofit offer options, please fill out the form on this page to connect with a Microsoft Tech for Social Impact Customer Success Manager.
We can help you with:
- Choosing the right Microsoft 365 plan with nonprofit pricing.
- Connecting with a nonprofit-focused Microsoft Partner.
- Any other Microsoft products and offers available to nonprofit organizations.