We are recipients of a Microsoft 365 grant for nonprofits.

According to this web page, we should also have access to the Workplace Benefits Program, which gives our employees the option to subscribe to a personal version of Microsoft 365 at a 30% discount. I used to work for a different non-profit that received the Microsoft 365 grant for non-profits and I obtained my discounted Microsoft 365 subscription through the program.

When my organization’s employees at this non-profit (where I work now) try to obtain the benefit, they get an email (shown below) stating that Microsoft cannot offer the workplace benefits discount to my organization’s employees. It directs the employees to contact their HR or IT Admin (I’m the IT Admin, but I don’t know what’s wrong).

Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone know who I can contact at Microsoft to try to get this straightened out?

Thanks,

Scott

​We are recipients of a Microsoft 365 grant for nonprofits. According to this web page, we should also have access to the Workplace Benefits Program, which gives our employees the option to subscribe to a personal version of Microsoft 365 at a 30% discount. I used to work for a different non-profit that received the Microsoft 365 grant for non-profits and I obtained my discounted Microsoft 365 subscription through the program. When my organization’s employees at this non-profit (where I work now) try to obtain the benefit, they get an email (shown below) stating that Microsoft cannot offer the workplace benefits discount to my organization’s employees. It directs the employees to contact their HR or IT Admin (I’m the IT Admin, but I don’t know what’s wrong).Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone know who I can contact at Microsoft to try to get this straightened out? Thanks,Scott    Read More

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