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To be eligible for a Google for Nonprofits account, an organization must: Be registered as a charitable organization in one of the countries or regions listed in ourharitable organization in one of the countries or regions listed in the eligibility guidelines . All organizations must also be verified as a nonprofit organization by Goodstack , Google for Nonprofits' validation partner. Learn more about getting verified by Goodstack.
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