Adobe programmes are for professional use, it doesn't matter if you are non-profit or for-profit, the only differencing in price is for the student/teacher package, school/university package, individual, and the business package.
If you require only Photoshop then you can purchase Photoshop Elements.
The Photography plan is cheaper than the Student Teacher version, but the former is just Photoshop, Lightroom and Bridge, and the latter is a full subscription with 30 plus apps. But if you just need Photoshop, $10 a month should be findable. If you are a non profit community type organisation, go find a large media company to sponsor you.
Adobe offers nonprofit pricing discounts in our VIP (Value Incentive Plan) and TLP (Transactional Licensing Program) programs globally. See if your organization is eligible for Adobe nonprofit prices.
We are a non-profit and we have access to TechSoup in our country (NZ) we have access to Adobe's Creative Cloud for $7 per licence for 1 year - and then get an additional 40% off the regular plan for subsequent years. We do also have access to free 12 month renewals.
TechSoup is also available in other places like the US. So good to look around.
This offer provides access to a 60 percent discount off the current rates for the first year of a new Creative Cloud All Apps plan membership. After you request this offer and pay TechSoup New Zealand's administrative fee, you'll also pay Adobe directly for the discounted membership. You can choose to pay for the entire year or monthly for the first year. This membership comes with a one-year contract obligation regardless of the payment schedule you choose.
All following years are offered at a discounted at a rate of 40 percent off current rates.
Note: Adobe will state during the checkout process that your contract will renew automatically at standard rates, but you will actually be billed at 40 percent off current rates.
Licensing
The discounted membership allows one user to download and use any Creative Cloud product while the membership is active. This offer is only valid if the user is an employee or volunteer within an organisation.
If you're the licensed user, you may also install and use the software on a secondary computer. The secondary computer may be a home computer or portable computer and can run either Windows or Mac OS. You may not run the software simultaneously on both the primary and secondary computers.
Continuing Service After One Year
The 60 percent discounted rate applies for only the first year. If you do not cancel your membership, you will be automatically billed at 40 percent off the retail rate for every year after.
Transferring Memberships
Individual memberships are managed on an individual level, and the user's email address is connected to the Adobe ID. With individual memberships, your organisation can't change the member's Adobe ID or password, so you should make proper billing arrangements when an employee or volunteer leaves. For more information about this product, see the Adobe Donation Program and Technical FAQ.
Existing Members Ineligible
This offer is not available to current Creative Cloud members, but an organisation can request new memberships at that rate for individuals who don't have them.
Cancellation
If you cancel within the first 30 days, Adobe will issue a full refund. If you cancel after the first 30 days, Adobe will refund half of your remaining contract obligation. Regardless of whether you choose to pay annually or monthly, you are still obligated to pay for half of the remaining year's membership.
After you cancel, Creative Cloud applications will stop working. However, you will continue to have access to Creative Cloud membership's free benefits, including 2 GB cloud storage and use of certain services.
If you've stored more than 2 GB of files on Creative Cloud's storage when you cancel your membership, you will lose files stored beyond the initial 2 GB you used unless you back them up ahead of time.
Credit Card or PayPal Account Required
You will be required to enter a credit card number or PayPal account to obtain your membership.
We are a non-profit and we have access to TechSoup in our country (NZ)
I keep forgetting about TechSoup, so thanks for the reminder. I was vice chair of Volunteer Marlborough up until a few years ago, and went to a lot of conferences where TechSoup was discussed. The prices you mention are better than I remember as well. So where are you out of interest, and what organisation are you with? I am in Rapaura not far from Blenheim, andhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/trevor-dennis/ I still do occasional work for Community organisations and non-profits. The last one being a commission for the Cross Culture department at Wellington uni.
How cool! Yeah, they are way better then I remember! We run Digital Natives Academy a non-profit focused on helping young people prepare for global digital opportunities. I haven't been to Rapaura - wonderful to check out your work - love it!! We have set up Digital Basecamp a coworking space for digital creatives - we create pathways from our non-profit into training or industry work (2D, 3D, digital dev).
TechSoup remains a terrific option for charities, nonprofits, libraries, and foundations.
Adobe today also announced Adobe Express for Nonprofits, which "provides the premium version of Adobe Express for free to nonprofits worldwide to help changemakers around the world quickly and easily make standout content":
"We are harnessing our creative and technological strengths to enable the world’s 10 million+ nonprofits to accelerate their mission, engage their donors, reach more people and drive greater impact. This offering is part of Adobe’s long history of providing software to communities and nonprofit organizations to help them creatively tell their stories, inspire action and advocate for change."
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