IT built for mission budgets.
Miami 501(c)(3)s do more with less — donor data, grant reporting, remote-first teams, and a board that rightly wants every dollar to advance the mission. We deploy the nonprofit-priced tools you may not know you qualify for and configure them to your reality.
What we cover for nonprofits
Same full-stack IT program our for-profit clients get — helpdesk, cloud, security, MDR — plus nonprofit-specific benefits and pricing.
- TechSoup + Microsoft Nonprofit + Google for Nonprofits enrollment — most Miami 501(c)(3)s qualify for free or steeply-discounted Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Adobe Creative Cloud, Zoom, and hundreds of other tools. We handle enrollment and stack the eligible programs.
- Donor + constituent data security — CRM (Salesforce NPSP, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect) hardening, PII segmentation, PCI handling for online giving, MFA on every fundraiser account.
- Grant-friendly reporting — cybersecurity and IT posture documentation packaged for grant applications, program officers, and annual reports. Foundations increasingly ask.
- Remote / hybrid workforce — volunteer + staff access from home, church, coffee shop, without IT support tickets multiplying. MDM on personal devices where appropriate.
- Board + audit readiness — annual IT risk assessment sized for a nonprofit board, presented in the language board members already use, mapped to the financial audit if you get one.
- Bilingual all the way — many Miami nonprofits serve a bilingual constituency. Our English + Spanish support extends to constituent-facing systems (patient portals, applicant intake, volunteer registration) as well as back office.
Nonprofit-specific pricing philosophy
We do not run a "corporate rate" charity discount off a sticker price nobody actually pays. Our nonprofit pricing is structured: transparent hourly and monthly rates for 501(c)(3)s that reflect what these engagements actually cost us to deliver — not a marketing gesture.
What we ask in return: we get to talk about the work publicly (case study, testimonial) when the results are worth talking about, and we reserve a limited number of pro-bono slots each year for very small organizations that align with our team's values.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do we know if we qualify for TechSoup / Microsoft Nonprofit programs?
We have volunteers using their own laptops. How do we secure that?
Do you take pro-bono clients?
What is your cybersecurity guidance for grant applications?
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