Technology for churches
and nonprofits.
We help plan streaming, networks, staff devices, and donor data security around your organization's mission and priorities.
The IT problems churches and nonprofits actually deal with.
These are not hypothetical. They come up every week in organizations like yours.
Streaming that actually works
We can review your network and streaming setup, then plan monitoring and support around your event schedule.
Donor data you can protect
Your giving platform, member database, and financial records deserve the same protection a business would give its customer data. We put the right controls in place without making your staff feel like they work at a bank.
Wi-Fi that handles a crowd
A building full of people reaching for their phones at once puts pressure on wireless networks. We design for the capacity your gatherings need.
Volunteers who need simple tools
We set up devices, accounts, and access so that anyone on your team — paid or volunteer — can get to what they need without needing technical knowledge to do it.
Technology support shaped around your mission.
We can help coordinate devices, networks, email, security, and vendor relationships according to your needs.
Build My Technology PlanThings we hear from churches and nonprofits.
We're a small church. Can we afford managed IT?
We discuss your organization's needs and scope before recommending an approach. Ask us about options for nonprofit budgets during the assessment.
We only have one paid staff member. Is that enough to justify IT support?
We can support smaller teams by helping manage devices, accounts, networks, and technology planning according to their needs.
Our volunteers use their own devices. Can you help with that?
Yes. We can set up secure access policies so personal devices can connect to what they need without putting your network or data at risk.
What if we already have someone who handles IT informally?
That person probably has a real job they were hired to do. We can take the IT burden off them entirely, or work alongside them as a resource when things get complicated.
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Plan the technology your organization needs.
We will discuss your current setup and identify practical priorities for your organization.