IT for Non-Profits

Get Support that Furthers Your Mission

A Trusted IT Partner Who Cares About Your Mission

Your non-profit organization needs a part-time IT manager and strategist that can take care of your technology while you focus on your mission. 

Access our virtual CEOs two decades of experience transforming non-profit organizations’ technology

  • Annual or quarterly meetings with you and your board of directors to plan your technology road map and evaluate your current technology 
  • Strategic planning and process that allows you to focus on fundraising and communicate with your donors more effectively
  • A unique understanding of the challenges and constraints that most non-profits face (with 20+ years helping Connecticut non-profits grow)
  • A sense of empowerment when it comes to your technology (with regard to strategy, productivity, and data security)
  • Proactive cybersecurity measures such as anti-virus, MFA, cloud storage, data recovery, and easy password management

Call for Live Help

Technology issues happen. That means a disruption in your vital every day operations. As a client, you’ll be able to call our CT-based help desk during business hours to have issues handled swiftly and efficiently. Plus, our proactive support team keeps you in the loop, so you know when to expect a resolution. Free up your in-house team to focus on your operations. 

Our non-profit clients call our help desk when they: 

  • Have a pressing problem with their technology (software glitches, network access, login, printer, data recovery, data sharing, email issue, etc.)
  • Face a nagging repeat issue (our support team is great at catching these and reducing repeat issues when they arise)
  • Need a long-term solution or fix that our team can put on the project list
local connecticut-based help desk for IT

Get Reliable Cybersecurity

Unfortunately, cybercriminals stand to make too much profit by targeting your organization. 

Chris will work with you to determine the best approach for each of the following:

  • Multi-Factor-Authentication (best practices and ease of use)
  • Anti-virus software
  • Patching 
  • Email spam filters and policies 
  • Ransomware protection
  • Zero-trust policies