What is Adobe Express for Nonprofits?
Adobe Express for Nonprofits provides eligible organizations with the Adobe Express Premium plan at no cost. Nonprofit teams can create social posts, flyers, videos and presentations without requiring a dedicated design team or design experience.
How can Adobe Express help my Nonprofit?
Communicate your mission across channels: Produce social posts, flyers and short videos to share your organization's work, promote events and reach new audiences
Support fundraising and volunteer recruitment: Create campaign graphics, donor appeals and recruitment materials that encourage action
Prepare materials for donors and stakeholders: Build board presentations, annual reports and grant materials to demonstrate impact
With Adobe Firefly-powered AI features, including image generation and text effects, built into the platform, teams of any size can produce content efficiently and to a professional standard.
Pricing for Adobe Express for Nonprofits
Free for eligible nonprofits
Adobe Express Premium for Nonprofits
Free for eligible nonprofits
Create, edit and share social posts, flyers, videos and presentations. The plan includes access to all premium templates, over 200 million royalty-free Adobe Stock photos, videos and music tracks, and 25,000+ licensed Adobe Fonts. Brand kits ensure every design uses the organization's colors, fonts and logo, and real-time collaboration allows multiple team members to work on the same design.
How do I apply for the Nonprofit discount?
To apply for Adobe's nonprofit discount, follow these steps:
Visit Adobe for Nonprofits: Click "Apply here" to visit the Adobe for Nonprofits website.
Explore plans: Choose the right plan for the organization: Adobe Express for Nonprofits, Adobe Acrobat Pro for Nonprofits, or Adobe Creative Cloud for Nonprofits.
Check eligibility: Click "Apply now" to start the verification process. Adobe has partnered with Goodstack, the leaders in nonprofit verification, to assess eligibility. To be eligible, an organization must be recognized as a charitable or nonprofit organization in the country where it is registered. In the United States, a nonprofit must be an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organization or a public library, with public libraries required to have valid 501(c)(3) status or be listed in the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) database.
Get started: Successful applicants will receive a verification email. From there, the organization can begin using Adobe Express.