Eligibility Requirements for Microsoft Funding of Community Technology Learning Centers (CTLCs)
Eligible Organizations
The following types of Community-Based Technology and Learning Center (CTLC) organizations are eligible to request funding from Microsoft Community Affairs:
Nonprofit—in the United States, 501(c)(3) designation—or a nongovernmental organization that holds charitable status in their country
School-based—a nonprofit or governmental organization that provides services to the community outside of school hours, such as evenings and weekends
Government funded and operated—a nonprofit organization that receives government funding or is a partner with a governmental organization to run its programs
Unsolicited proposals are reviewed on an ongoing basis. We regret that we are not able to fund every proposal.
Ineligible Entities
The following entities are not eligible to receive donations of funding or software from Microsoft Community Affairs:
Individuals
Private foundations
Nonprofit organizations without a current 501(c)(3) exempt status or nongovernmental organizations without equivalent charitable status in their own country
Hospitals
Conferences or symposia
Sponsors of events, tables, exhibitions, or performances
Fund-raising events such as luncheons, dinners, walks, runs, or sports tournaments
K–12 schools (not eligible for funding for programs during school hours, but may qualify for support through Microsoft's Education programs or for programs run by a nonprofit or nongovernmental organization during non-school hours; please visit the Microsoft Education Web site for more information)
Political, labor, and fraternal organizations
Religious organizations without a secular community designation
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