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Microsoft Americas Operations Center - IT Makeover Campaign This is the Trace Id: 97ecf32743bbd83b57714bdc228255ee Americas Operations Center Moving from Skype to Teams Microsoft 365 for business Support for AI marketplace apps Free downloads & security 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign Microsoft Reno is providing local nonprofit organizations with the opportunity to receive funds for technology enhancements through the 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign.
Microsoft Reno will provide $65,000 (total) in eligible community funding, which will be awarded to nonprofit recipients selected from an application pool throughout Northern Nevada.
Nonprofits located in Washoe and/or surrounding rural counties are eligible and selected by a committee based on an online application (available in February 2026) describing their organization's needs, mission, objectives and how the IT Makeover funds will be utilized to better serve the community.
The nonprofits selected for a grant may use the campaign funding for Microsoft products, services and any additional technology improvements needed to advance their organization (implementation and installation of these products and services will be the responsibility of each nonprofit organization).
The eligible community funding can be awarded to one organization or split between several organizations depending on the committee's selections each year. View the 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign requirements, application and deadline (April 10, 2026) information below. Over the past 17 years, a total of $380,000 has been awarded to more than 50 local nonprofit recipients through the IT Makeover Campaign.
View the promotion video for the 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign . IT Makeover Campaign Requirements Qualification Requirements: The following prerequisites shall apply to all organizations wishing to be considered for the IT Makeover Campaign: The organization must be a 501(c)3 registered nonprofit. The organization shall be based in the Northern Nevada region (Washoe, Storey, Lyon and Douglas counties or Carson City/Lake Tahoe).
The organization’s operations impact clients or resources in the region. The organization has charitable goals that directly impact the community through efforts to assist individuals and groups, or positively impact cultural or natural resources. The organization has a demonstrated need or vision for how the IT Makeover Campaign can positively impact its charitable goals.
*Recipients will be required to sign funding agreements, and Marketing Releases. IT Makeover Campaign Application and Deadline If you are interested in applying for the IT Makeover Campaign, please follow the instructions to complete your application: Complete the Microsoft Forms application via this link: 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign Application (available in February 2026) by Friday, April 10, 2026.
Please complete all sections of the application before submitting. Print/Save a copy of the completed application for your records. You will receive an email confirmation that your application has been received from Microsoft.
Online application deadline is Friday, April 10, 2026 (no exceptions)! Nonprofit Tech Q&A Session Microsoft will host a Nonprofit Tech Q&A via Microsoft Teams on Friday, March 27, 2026 at 10:00 a. m.
This session is held to provide tips on completing the IT Makeover Campaign application and answer any questions that applicants may have pertaining to their IT requests. View the promotion video for the 18th Annual IT Makeover Campaign . For any application questions or for more information please reach out to David Taylor or Marie Wiere at Microsoft Reno.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Northern Nevada. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $65,000 (total) in eligible community funding. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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