Atlassian Foundation International Limited (AFIL) focuses on improving educational outcomes and workforce readiness for disadvantaged youth by combining cash grants, in-kind product donations, and technical capacity-building. They prioritize deep, multi-year partnerships with organizations that scale technology-enabled learning and vocational skills, while also offering broad nonprofit supports such as discounted Atlassian Cloud licences, pro-bono consulting days, and short advisory sessions. AFIL favors organisations that can demonstrate systems-level impact in education and that can take advantage of software and implementation support to strengthen operations. Geographic emphasis includes Australia and priority developing-country contexts across South Asia and Southeast Asia, with additional activity in the United States and Europe.
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Mix of in-kind and cash support: invite-only, multi-year strategic partnerships for major education initiatives; rolling, request-based in-kind grants (product discounts, up to 25 consulting days, advisory sessions); typical cash awards range small-to-mid ($6,600–$25,000) though occasional large multi-year grants are awarded to select partners.
Apply for rolling technical supports (community licences, Ask an Atlassian, Solution Grants) via the Atlassian Foundation/Atlassian for Nonprofits portal and be prepared to provide nonprofit registration and details of product usage. For multi-year Education Partnership consideration, register interest and demonstrate measurable education outcomes, scale potential, and capacity to integrate Atlassian products — note these partnerships are invite-only and closed to unsolicited proposals.
Current and upcoming funding from Atlassian Foundation International Limited (AFIL) that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Nonprofits and social enterprises seeking access to discounted Atlassian apps and support are eligible. The website directs organisations to register their nonprofit for the program.
Deadline: Rolling (no fixed deadlines).
Who can apply: Designed for mid-to-large nonprofits or social enterprises that need organisation-wide Atlassian product implementation support; eligibility determined by program team.
Deadline: Rolling / no fixed deadlines noted.
Who can apply: Open to nonprofits and social enterprises seeking discounted Atlassian apps and free support/coaching.
Deadline: Rolling
Who can apply: Available for nonprofits and social enterprises; requires registration to be added to the Goodstack platform.
Deadline: Rolling
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