Products

The MV93-HW is a Cisco Meraki MV series cloud-managed, outdoor security camera. It features a 360-degree fisheye lens to capture a large area, records video in up to 2,880 x 2,880 resolution, and has 256 GB of internal storage. The enterprise cloud license provides five years of access to the Meraki cloud platform, product updates, and support. This donation includes

The LIC-MV-CA30-5Y is a five-year cloud archive license for Cisco Meraki MV series security cameras that enables 30 days of continuous backup video stored in the cloud. It can only be applied to a compatible security camera that has an active enterprise cloud license. This offer provides a five-year cloud archive license for a single MV Series security camera. Make sure to request a separate license for each camera that you want to back up to the cloud. Product Specifications See the official product specifications for the LIC-MV-CA30-5Y at the Meraki website.

The CW9178I is a Cisco Meraki Catalyst series cloud-managed wireless access point that can be used to create or expand a wireless network. This tri-band 802.11be Wi-Fi 7–compatible access point with internal antennas and Multigigabit Ethernet is designed for use indoors in high-density environments, including larger office spaces. It can support high-bandwidth uses like augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR). This offer includes

The MT14-HW is a Cisco Meraki MT series cloud-managed indoor air quality sensor. When connected to a network through a compatible MR series access point or MV series camera, this sensor can be used to detect the presence of chemicals, debris, extreme temperature, humidity, and noise in real time. The enterprise cloud license provides five years of access to the Meraki cloud platform, product updates, and support. This donation includes

The Google Ad Grants program provides qualified charities and NFPs with up to $10,000-worth of in-kind advertising per month on the Google Ads platform (Google search engine marketing). This significant grant allows legitimate charities and NFPs to have a guaranteed search engine presence to raise awareness of their causes and drive quality traffic to their websites. Considering the generosity of the grant, Google has strict rules in place to ensure the grant is not abused and that ads remain of consistently high quality. The requirements can present a major hurdle to many charities and NFPs - it can be difficult for highly experienced Google Ads managers to keep up to the standards, let alone someone with little to no prior experience in online advertising.