Discounted eSIM data plans for nonprofits
We help nonprofit teams stay connected when it matters most — across borders, in the field, and during emergencies. Saily provides discounted eSIM data plans to help nonprofit teams focus on their work wherever it leads.
Our trip went really well despite having a typhoon passing by. We almost cancelled all our events but decided to do our best to make it work. We visited the skaters in their village, and then paid for taxis to get to a dry place with a covering to skateboard. We provided water and some food to the kids. We also worked with helping them improve their skateboard abilities and gave talks encouraging them on how to train their bodies, minds, and souls. And we also guided them on the importance of the type of friends that they make in life and how that influences who they become.
Missions we support
At Saily, we aim to support organizations and individuals whose work protects the environment, strengthens independent journalism, defends human rights, and expands access to education. If your work falls outside these areas, you are still welcome to apply. We review every request individually.
Environmental protection
Nonprofits working on conservation, wildlife protection, and climate resilience.
Press freedom
Journalists and media teams reporting on public-interest issues.
Human rights advocacy
Organizations and advocates working on rights protection and legal support.
Equal access to education
Education-focused initiatives helping underserved communities access learning and skills training.
eSIM plans for emergencies and ongoing needs
Organizations and individuals can apply for discounted eSIM plans based on their needs, including emergency situations and ongoing work.
For urgent situations, teams and individuals can request discounted plans to distribute to people who need immediate connectivity. A common emergency mobile data setup is a 7-day plan with 1 GB per person.
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