We publish how we operate, use support and communicate evidence so visitors can make informed decisions.
i4E is an education technology nonprofit initiative founded in Rangpur in 2016. We publish our purpose, contact details, work examples, giving terms, and evidence notes so visitors can make informed decisions.
Internet For Education (i4E) operates as a nonprofit, non-governmental organization registered in Bangladesh. This status supports our ability to receive eligible philanthropic assistance, software donations, and cloud-service grants for education-focused work.
Registration documentation can be requested through our contact page. We do not publish sensitive certificate images or personal identifiers on the public website.
i4E has been validated for nonprofit eligibility through TechSoup Global and has qualified for nonprofit programs offered by technology providers, including Microsoft, Slack, and GitHub. Program eligibility is determined independently by each provider and does not imply endorsement of i4E or its work.
ISPbills is a software initiative associated with i4E. i4E states that net financial proceeds allocated to it from the ISPbills program are reinvested in nonprofit education and community-connectivity work, including free campus WiFi initiatives.
ISPbills is operated on a separate commercial website. Purchasing its software is not the same as making a charitable contribution through i4E, and customers should refer to the terms published by ISPbills for commercial transactions.
Programs begin with a learning or institutional need. Technology is selected only when it provides a practical response.
Case studies distinguish implementation descriptions, supplied project figures, and independently sourced evidence. We avoid presenting projections as verified outcomes.
Financial and equipment offers are assessed against current program needs, suitability, and our ability to deploy and maintain them.
Contributions support i4E’s education technology work and may be allocated where needed across campus connectivity, safer network practices, learning systems, equipment, maintenance, training, and reasonable program administration.
Unless a written agreement restricts a contribution to an accepted project, i4E retains discretion over allocation so support can respond to practical program priorities.
i4E does not represent contributions made through this website as tax-deductible. Donors should obtain independent advice about their own tax position and request any organizational documentation they need before contributing.
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