Facebook has announced that it is making its Workplace Premium feature free to nonprofits and to staff working at educational institutions.
Since Facebook launched Workplace it has been used by thousands of companies and it has helped them work better, smarter, and faster. Built as a place for all kinds of companies to work better, and more collaboratively, organizations of all shapes, sizes, and industries have been using it. And that includes nonprofits and educational institutions of course.
And especially for them, Facebook is now launching Workplace for Good, through which it will be offering Workplace Premium for free to nonprofits and staff at educational institutions globally, helping them “build meaningful communities and create change around the world.”
See how Workplace is helping Save the Children employees around the world to connect and achieve their mission. https://www.facebook.com/workplace
Posted by Workplace by Facebook on Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Additionally, Facebook is investing in a new dedicated team to help grow its efforts in nonprofits and education space, with online resources like product information, success stories, and videos to help organizations “take the first step.”
Currently, Facebook is donating these “work tools free of charge to organizations like the World Wildlife Fund, Comic Relief, Unicef, Save the Children, RNIB, NRC, It Gets Better, Australian Catholic University and the Miami Dade School District.” With the tools, organisations have been able to access mobile, mobile, video, communication, and collaboration tools that really make a difference to their day-to-day work.
Furthermore, Workplace for Good comes with a special Multi-Company Group on Workplace, a “dedicated space for people from nonprofit or educational institutions to create their own community, ask questions, share tips, and swap best practices,” which is currently open to anyone who has a Workplace account.
And finally, Facebook is continuing to commit to #ImpactCloud, “a coalition of technology companies including Workplace, Salesforce, Box, Okta, and Microsoft, working together to help accelerate digital transformation and impact for humanitarian and disaster relief organizations.”
Anyone interested in Workplace for Good can read more here.
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