Adobe creates a special Acrobat offer to facilitate NGO processes

Jane Anderson
Jane Anderson
Persona utiliza Adobe Acrobat en una tablet

Adobe has launched Acrobat for Nonprofita new proposal with which Adobe Acrobat offers, as well as Adobe Express, non-profit organizations at a reduced price. The objective, as the company explains, is to help their workflows, simplify their procedures and speed up the creation of creative or fundraising-oriented assets.

Specifically, the software developer explains that it offers the pro version of Adobe Acrobat, which it indicates is the most requested product by NGOs, for $15 per user per year, with a maximum of 50 licenses. This would mean an annual saving of 94% compared to the usual price.

Adobe believes that the initiative will significantly expand the capacity of organizations to optimize business and document processes, and scale their impact with donors, volunteers, and the communities they serve. In this way, NGOs, which do not always have the resources or experience to adopt the tools they need, will improve their abilities to tell their stories, inspire action and promote change quickly and easily with outstanding content.

The company points out that the initiative is part of a commitment that it has been developing for decades supporting non-profit organizations around the world. In this sense, it has also offered free access to Adobe Express Premium and discounted rates for Adobe Creative Cloud.

Some organizations already enjoy access to Adobe Acrobart. For example, the company cites that International Rescue Committee and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) They use the tool to manage confidential information and agreements, and create grant applications and fundraising materials.

It also alludes to ROCK (Real Options for City Kids), that uses Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express to create engaging fundraising content, manage client information, or design engaging campaign and educational assets.
Furthermore, he points out the case of Limbitless, that uses several Adobe products, to
design prosthetics and expressively animated characters, manage contracts and
create engaging educational and social content.

Adobe Acrobat for Nonprofits will be available to eligible organizations worldwide starting December 12.