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Partnering for impact
Inspired by organizations, students, and educators, we tackle the world’s greatest challenges together.
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Providing risk capital and resources
The Autodesk Foundation is proud to support a select group of organizations making a positive impact by providing risk-tolerant capital, software, access to technology centers, and employee expertise.
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Access to free software
We donate software to nonprofits, startups, and entrepreneurs who are using design for environmental or social good. Eligible organizations receive Autodesk software and technology for 3D design, engineering, visualization, and simulation.
Supporting education
We believe that learning is the key to a successful career. That’s why we're proud to support students, teachers, and academic institutions worldwide with free access to Autodesk software.
Innovating for the future
Autodesk Technology Centers are where the future of making takes shape. With locations around the globe, we invite industry, academic, and entrepreneurial communities to apply for the Autodesk Residency program to reimagine what it means to design and make a better world.
Stories that inspire
WEROBOTICS
Battling deadly viruses with innovation
WeRobotics uses emerging technologies to fight Zika in Brazil and Dengue Fever in Fiji; the company has deployed mosquito-filled drones to do just that.
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MASS DESIGN
Housing for expectant mothers
In Malawi, many women die in labor because they live so far from health services. MASS Design creates and constructs buildings that improve people's lives – including homes for pregnant women.
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DESIGN THAT MATTERS
Life-saving health technologies
This nonprofit optimizes healthcare technology the developed world takes for granted for hospitals in developing countries and communities.
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