Atlanta nonprofits work on global health, civil rights, education, housing and the arts, from small neighborhood groups to international organizations. Atlanta nonprofits get managed IT from ITServices.Tech, with help desk support, security, backups and planning in a single agreement.
A national nonprofit center
Atlanta is home to national and international organizations in public health, humanitarian work and civil rights, as well as hundreds of local nonprofits serving housing, food, youth and the arts. Many collaborate with universities, hospitals and the public health agencies based here.
International programs
Organizations with staff and partners in other countries need secure collaboration, devices that can be managed anywhere and care around travel to high-risk regions. Managed laptops, MFA, encrypted storage and travel device policies protect staff and data.
Grants and federal funding
Federal and foundation grants come with reporting and, increasingly, security expectations. Organized grant files, a donor and grants database staff actually use, and documented security controls help with applications and audits.
Georgia Gives Day and campaigns
Giving days, year-end appeals and galas bring bursts of online donations. We test donation forms and email tools ahead of time and secure the accounts that manage them.
Budgets and discounts
Nonprofit pricing can cut software costs significantly. We apply for programs you qualify for, assign licenses to the right people and cancel tools you no longer use.
IT services for Atlanta nonprofits
- Microsoft 365 administration and licensing that fits
- Secure accounts for staff and volunteers
- Backups for donor and program data
- Planning around grant cycles
Everything runs under one managed IT agreement, with the help desk, monitoring, patching, Microsoft 365, security and backups handled by the same team.
Software we support
We support the systems you already run, such as Raiser’s Edge, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect and Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud, along with fund accounting like Sage Intacct and QuickBooks, without making you replace them.
Security and compliance
Donor and client data need protection. MFA, access controls and backups keep it safe on a nonprofit budget.
Georgia’s breach notification law, O.C.G.A. 10-1-912, covers information brokers and government data collectors rather than most private businesses. Georgia companies still owe notice under the laws of other states where affected customers and employees live, and under federal rules such as HIPAA.
Office hours in Atlanta
Office hours for Atlanta clients are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern, in your own time zone.
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