Industries / Nonprofits
Nonprofit IT on a real budget.
Nonprofits handle sensitive client data with small budgets, rotating staff and volunteers. The setup has to be secure without being expensive.
What we see
What nonprofits IT actually needs.
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Licensing costs
Microsoft offers discounted and donated licensing for eligible nonprofits. We help you use it so you're not paying full price for things you qualify for.
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Sensitive client data
Case notes, health information and family records need real access controls, MFA and backups, even on a tight budget.
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Staff and volunteer turnover
Accounts get created fast and forgotten faster. Clean onboarding and offboarding keeps former staff out of client records.
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Old servers
Many nonprofits run on an aging file server someone donated. Moving shared files to the cloud can cut costs and headaches, if it's planned carefully.
Where we usually start
Microsoft 365 & Cloud
Email, Teams, SharePoint and licensing set up right, migrated cleanly and kept secure.
Learn more/02Managed IT Services
Monthly maintenance plans: monitoring, updates and help desk for every computer and server.
Learn more/03Cybersecurity
Endpoint protection, email security, MFA and staff training sized for a small business.
Learn more/04Backup & Disaster Recovery
Image-level backups for servers and PCs, off-site copies and restores that are actually tested.
Learn moreFAQ
Questions we hear from nonprofits
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Do you offer nonprofit pricing?
Ask about it during the assessment. We'll also make sure you're getting the nonprofit licensing discounts you qualify for.
Can you move our files off our old server?
Yes. We plan the move, clean up permissions and make sure everyone knows where things are on day one, so nothing goes missing.
Find out where your IT stands.
A free assessment is a walk-through of your computers, network, email and backups, followed by a plain-English list of what's fine, what's risky and what we'd fix first. No obligation, no scare tactics.