GetPayroll to give away a year of free service to 10 nonprofits

To celebrate the upcoming holidays, payroll software provider GetPayroll will be awarding a year of free access to their solution to 10 U.S. nonprofit organizations. Usually, the payroll software costs between $30 a month to upwards of $150 a month, depending on the size of the company and the features needed.

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To enter the giveaway, nonprofits need to fill out a form including basic information such as company name and address, a description of the nonprofit, and an explanation of why the organization believes it should win a year of free service for 2018. GetPayroll claims that the awards may be valued at up to $5,000 for the year,

At the end of 2018, one of the 10 winning nonprofits will be selected randomly to receive an additional $1,000 donation on behalf of GetPayroll and the software company’s founder, president and CEO, Charles Read.

“It is important to me that the organizations that are giving back to communities across the U.S. are recognized and taken care of,” said Read in a statement, adding that if every payroll service provider in the United States did the same thing, they would collectively help 40,000 nonprofits serve their communities.

To enter the competition, click here.

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