Purchasing Office XP 2003 Pro for Non-profit 501 (c)

[Ed]

Does Microsoft have pricing for non-profit 501©)
organization similar the Academic discount?

It is a church located in Philadelphia. William Penn, Ben
Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and many
others have worshiped in this church. The church is one
of the oldest in continuous use in the New World.

If MS does have non-profit pricing can anyone give me an e-
mail address or URL to contact to submit our 501 (c)
information to purchase Office XP Pro 2003?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

1. You will only be able to purchase Office System 2003, not XP (one
version old) at retail.
2. Contact your local Microsoft subsidiary for any special
pricing/licensing offers. They do offer some discounts depending on your
status, ability to pay, whatever so trying this method may work for you.
3. http://www.openoffice.org may provide the basics that your organization
requires and is Microsoft Office compatible.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
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After furious head scratching, Ed asked:

| Does Microsoft have pricing for non-profit 501©)
| organization similar the Academic discount?
|
| It is a church located in Philadelphia. William Penn, Ben
| Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and many
| others have worshiped in this church. The church is one
| of the oldest in continuous use in the New World.
|
| If MS does have non-profit pricing can anyone give me an e-
| mail address or URL to contact to submit our 501 (c)
| information to purchase Office XP Pro 2003?