Educational versions for non-profits?

Hi, I am working for a non-profit organisation and we would love to have photoshop and illustrator, but can't afford the commercial products. Are we able to purchase the educational version?

There is this link
http://www.adobe.com/nz/volume-licensing/non-profit.html
But in New Zealand we have an organisation that distributes highly discounted software to non profit and Community organisations.  I don't know where you are posting from, but Google might find something similar for your location.

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