Cost and access
Hosting for developers (software development and version control with Git).
What you can do with Github
Free Team account with unlimited private repositories and unlimited users for registered nonprofit organizations and charities.
GitHub is a popular platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects. Nonprofit organizations can use GitHub to manage their projects and collaborate with other members of their team, as well as with volunteers and external contributors. GitHub offers a number of benefits for nonprofits, including:
- Access to a large and active community of developers and other technology professionals who can help nonprofit organizations with their projects.
- A suite of tools for project management, version control, and code review, which can help nonprofit organizations streamline their development processes and ensure the quality of their software.
- The ability to host projects publicly, which can help nonprofit organizations raise awareness about their work and attract potential donors or volunteers.
- A free tier of service for organizations with annual revenues below $500,000, which includes access to most of GitHub’s features and unlimited private repositories.
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FAQ about Github for nonprofits
What is the Github pricing for nonprofit organizations?
The special offer or discount for nonprofits is: Hosting for developers (software development and version control with Git).
How can nonprofits verify Github terms & eligibility?
To apply or verify the current process, use the official source: support.github.com.
How can we use Github? Is it the best option for us?
Github is a tool for Hosting for developers that has an interesting deal for nonprofits, but every organization is different. Check their pricing, reviews, and alternatives to find the best option for your specific needs.
Alternatives to Github
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