History

TechSoup's philanthropic services and giving programs reach the milestone of benefiting over 1 million NGOs.

TechSoup and Microsoft launch Office 365 for Nonprofits

NGOsource facilitates $100 million in international grants.

TechSoup launches a collaboration with Google for Nonprofits to ensure the eligibility of nonprofits that benefit from the program.

The TechSoup Global Network expands to serve the entire European Union, and reaches 100+ countries.

TechSoup adds 63,000 NGOs to its database in this year alone.

TechSoup launches the NGOsource online equivalency determination service to streamline international grantmaking.

TechSoup forms the BRIDGE collaborative with GlobalGiving, GuideStar, and the Foundation Center.

TechSoup Poland launches Apps4Warsaw to improve the lives of its citizens by making public data about Warsaw more accessible and usable.

Caravan Studios, a division of TechSoup, is established with the mission to build applications that help communities organize, access, and apply resources to their most pressing problems.

Building on ReStart Romania, TechSoup starts Community boost_r to catalyze civic technology communities across the Balkans.

TechSoup CEO Rebecca Masisak participates in the White House Forum on Business Innovation.

The TechSoup Global Network launches TechSoup Asia-Pacific and expands to include 60 countries and territories.

TechSoup launches ReStart Romania as a partnership between NetSquared, TechSoup Romania, the U.S. Embassy in Romania, and Microsoft to develop web-based solutions to civil society issues.

TechSoup and GuideStar International combine operations to strengthen capacity-building programs for civil society.

TechSoup receives the California Digital Inclusion Award.

TechSoup founder Daniel Ben-Horin receives the NTEN Lifetime Achievement Award from the Nonprofit Technology Network and a senior fellowship from Ashoka.

TechSoup starts the GreenTech Initiative to increase environmental awareness and encourage better choice-making among nonprofits and social benefit organizations worldwide.

TechSoup staffer Glitteractica Cookie testifies in the U.S. Congress about online safety, and is featured on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

The Council on Foundations selects TechSoup to create an equivalency determination service to help U.S. grantmakers streamline international giving, which would become NGOsource.

The TechSoup Global Network starts serving the regions of Latin America and Australia.

TechSoup's NetSquared initiative holds its first challenge to support projects using the social web for social change.

TechSoup launches the TechSoup Global Network with partner NGOs in Poland, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Belgium to extend technology assistance to civil society worldwide.

TechSoup launches the Refurbished Computer Initiative to make hardware available to nonprofits while creating an environmentally friendly alternative to disposing of used equipment.

TechSoup's U.S. donation program expands to public libraries.

TechSoup CEO Rebecca Masisak authors the Grand Prize-winning entry in the National Business Plan Competition for Nonprofit Organizations sponsored by the Yale School of Management-Goldman Sachs Foundation.

TechSoup launches the annual International Computer Refurbishers Summit, now known as the Electronics Reuse Conference.

TechSoup establishes its online product donation program with nine donor partners, to provide nonprofits with donated software through its website.

TechSoup.org launches to provide nonprofits with the technology information and resources they need to fulfill their missions.

TechSoup partners with Microsoft to provide Windows and Office to nonprofits.

TechSoup receives its first software donations to provide to nonprofits.

TechSoup is founded as CompuMentor, a technology mentoring system to help nonprofits and schools.