Nonprofit IT for
Mission-Driven
Organizations

💰 40% Avg Savings via Nonprofit Licensing🔒 Donor Data Protection & CRM Security🤝 Salesforce NPSP · Bloomerang · DonorPerfect☁️ M365 Nonprofit · Google Nonprofit🛡️ Ransomware Defense on Nonprofit Budgets📍 Southern California

You’re paying full commercial pricing for Microsoft 365 when nonprofit licensing would save $7,740/year. Your donor CRM was configured by a volunteer with a shared password and no MFA. A phishing email compromised 14,000 donor records and donations dropped 23%. Your “IT department” is the person who’s good with computers.

Technijian provides managed IT built for nonprofits: nonprofit licensing optimization (40% avg savings), donor data protection, Salesforce NPSP and CRM security, Microsoft 365 Nonprofit, ransomware defense on nonprofit budgets, multi-site networking, and volunteer access management.

Nonprofit’s Mission with Technijian’s Expert IT Services
99.99%Uptime SLA
15minResponse Time — Your Mission Can’t Wait for IT
4CountiesOC · LA · Riverside · San Diego
40%Avg. Savings via Microsoft & Google nonprofit licensing

Sound Familiar?

If any of these describe your nonprofit, your technology is undermining your mission.

You’re paying full price for Microsoft 365 because nobody set up nonprofit licensing

Your nonprofit qualifies for free or deeply discounted Microsoft 365 through Microsoft’s nonprofit program. However, nobody ever registered your organization with TechSoup or applied for nonprofit licensing. As a result, you’re paying $12.50-$22/user/month for licenses that should cost $0-$5.50/user. With 35 staff members, that’s $5,250-$9,240/year in unnecessary spending. Meanwhile, your donor database runs on spreadsheets because you think you can’t afford a CRM. In addition, your board members share files through personal Gmail accounts because you haven’t set up SharePoint. Essentially, you’re overpaying for technology while underusing it.

A phishing email tricked your development director into wiring $28,000 from the operating account

The email appeared to come from your executive director: ‘Please wire $28,000 to this vendor for the gala deposit. It’s urgent — the venue needs payment today.’ Because your email had no MFA and no anti-phishing protection, the development director wired the funds immediately. Unfortunately, the email was fraudulent. The money went to an attacker’s account overseas. Since your nonprofit doesn’t carry cyber insurance, there’s no recovery path. Moreover, $28,000 represents an entire month of program funding for the families you serve. Consequently, you had to cut a program for 6 weeks while fundraising to replace the stolen funds.

Ransomware encrypted your donor database 2 weeks before your largest fundraising event

Your annual gala raises $400,000 — roughly 30% of your annual budget. However, ransomware just encrypted the server hosting your Bloomerang donor database, your event management files, and your accounting system. Therefore, you can’t access donor contact lists, giving histories, table assignments, or sponsorship records. Additionally, your QuickBooks file is encrypted, so you can’t process refunds or track incoming payments. The backup was stored on the same server, so it’s encrypted too. As a result, you’re facing a choice: pay the $75,000 ransom or try to reconstruct your donor database from memory and old exports.

Your IT is ‘the youngest staff member who knows computers’ and they just resigned

For years, your ‘IT department’ has been a program coordinator who happens to be tech-savvy. They set up the WiFi, managed the website, and helped with printer issues. However, they just accepted a position at another organization. Consequently, nobody knows the WiFi password, the website login, the admin credentials for your email, or how to access your donor database backend. Furthermore, the departing employee’s personal computer was used as the de facto server for shared files. Since they’re taking that laptop with them, 3 years of program files go with it. In short, your nonprofit has zero IT documentation, zero backup, and zero plan.

Typical Nonprofit IT vs. Technijian

❌ Typical Nonprofit IT

  • Paying full commercial pricing for M365, Google, Salesforce
  • Donor CRM configured by a volunteer 4 years ago shared passwords, no MFA, former staff access
  • Backup is an external hard drive on the same server ransomware encrypts it too
  • IT is ‘the person good with computers’ no documentation, no security, no strategy
  • 200 volunteers with system access and nobody managing onboarding/offboarding
  • 6 program sites with consumer routers and no centralized management
  • Grant data and program outcomes on one person’s local drive not backed up
  • Board asks about cybersecurity and nobody can answer

✓ Technijian Nonprofit IT

  • Microsoft Nonprofit, Google Nonprofit, Salesforce Power of Us — 40% avg tech savings
  • Donor CRM secured: MFA, role-based access, integration audit, offboarding procedures
  • Immutable backup in separate environment — ransomware-proof, tested monthly
  • Dedicated nonprofit IT team with <15 min response — documentation, security, strategy
  • Volunteer access managed: limited permissions, automatic expiration, proper offboarding
  • All program sites on managed network with VPN to main office
  • All organizational data on centralized, backed-up, access-controlled systems
  • Board-ready cybersecurity reports and audit documentation

Nonprofit Licensing: How to Save 40-60% on Technology Costs Your Organization Is Already Eligible For

Why Most Nonprofits Overpay for Technology

The majority of 501(c)(3) organizations across Southern California qualify for free or deeply discounted technology through programs like Microsoft Nonprofit, Google for Nonprofits, and TechSoup. However, many organizations never activate these benefits. As a result, they pay full commercial rates for software that should cost little or nothing.

For example, Microsoft 365 Business Basic is completely free for qualifying nonprofits. Similarly, Microsoft 365 Business Premium is available at roughly $5.50/user/month instead of the standard $22. In addition, Google Workspace for Nonprofits provides free licenses for organizations verified through Google’s nonprofit program.

How Technijian Activates Your Savings

Technijian handles the entire activation process. First, we register or verify your organization with TechSoup, which serves as the eligibility gateway for most nonprofit technology programs. Then, we activate Microsoft Nonprofit, Google for Nonprofits, and all other programs you qualify for.

Beyond licensing, we also right-size your plans. Specifically, we analyze which staff members need full desktop apps versus web-only access. Consequently, a 35-person nonprofit typically saves $5,000-$10,000 annually on licensing alone. Furthermore, these savings compound every year and can be redirected to program delivery.

Additional Programs Most Nonprofits Miss

In addition to Microsoft and Google, several other vendors offer nonprofit programs. Adobe Creative Cloud provides significant discounts through TechSoup. Canva for Nonprofits is completely free. Zoom offers discounted plans for qualifying organizations. Moreover, many cybersecurity vendors offer nonprofit pricing that reduces the cost of essential security tools.

Importantly, these programs require annual renewal and eligibility verification. Therefore, Technijian manages the renewal process to ensure your organization never loses access to discounted licensing. As a result, your technology costs remain optimized year after year.

Why Nonprofits Are Prime Targets for Phishing and Wire Fraud (and How a $28,000 Email Almost Ended a Program)

The Trust-Based Culture That Attackers Exploit

Nonprofit organizations operate on trust. Staff members trust their executive director’s emails implicitly. Board communications are taken at face value. Vendors and partners are treated as allies. Unfortunately, cybercriminals exploit exactly this culture of trust to steal money and data.

Specifically, attackers send emails that appear to come from the executive director or a board member, requesting urgent wire transfers. Because nonprofit staff are accustomed to acting quickly on leadership requests, they often comply without verification. Consequently, the average nonprofit BEC loss ranges from $10,000 to $50,000 — devastating for organizations operating on thin margins.

How the Attack Works Against Nonprofits

The attacker either compromises a real email account or creates a convincing spoof. Then, they study the organization’s communication patterns by monitoring email traffic. Subsequently, they send a perfectly timed request — often tied to an upcoming event, grant disbursement, or vendor payment.

For example, an attacker might impersonate the executive director and email the finance manager: ‘Please wire $28,000 for the gala venue deposit today. The venue requires immediate payment.’ Since the request matches a real upcoming event, the finance manager processes the wire. However, the money goes to the attacker’s account overseas. By the time the fraud is discovered, the funds are unrecoverable.

Protecting Your Nonprofit from Email-Based Fraud

Technijian implements layered defenses specifically designed for nonprofit environments. First, we deploy MFA on every email account so that even compromised passwords don’t give attackers access. Additionally, we configure AI-driven email security that detects impersonation, spoofing, and urgency-based manipulation.

Furthermore, we establish payment verification procedures requiring verbal confirmation for any wire transfer or bank detail change. We also provide staff training with nonprofit-specific phishing simulations — fake grant notifications, fake donor communications, and fake executive requests. As a result, your staff learns to recognize attacks before they cause damage.

When Ransomware Hits Before the Gala: Why Your Donor Database Needs Immutable Backup

What Happens When a Nonprofit Loses Its Donor Data

Your donor database represents years of cultivation, relationship building, and trust. Each record contains a giving history, communication preferences, personal connections to your mission, and often deeply personal information about why a donor supports your cause. When ransomware encrypts that database, those relationships are at risk.

Moreover, the timing of ransomware attacks is rarely coincidental. Attackers know that nonprofits under deadline pressure — an upcoming gala, year-end giving season, or grant reporting deadline — are more likely to pay ransoms. Consequently, they specifically target organizations during their most critical periods.

Why Standard Backup Fails Against Ransomware

Most nonprofits that have backup at all use one of three approaches, and all three fail against modern ransomware. The first is a USB drive plugged into the server, which ransomware encrypts along with everything else. The second is backup to a network drive (NAS), which ransomware also reaches and encrypts.

The third is cloud sync services like Dropbox or OneDrive. Unfortunately, these services sync encrypted files to the cloud, replacing good copies with encrypted ones. In each scenario, the backup is useless when you need it most. Therefore, standard backup approaches provide a false sense of security against ransomware.

How Immutable Backup Protects Your Mission

Technijian deploys immutable backup specifically designed to survive ransomware. In this approach, backup data is stored in a completely separate environment that cannot be accessed, modified, or deleted from your network. Even if ransomware compromises every computer and server in your office, the backup remains untouched.

Additionally, we test restoration monthly by actually recovering data and verifying it works. As a result, when a disaster occurs, recovery takes hours rather than weeks. Specifically, your donor CRM is operational within 4 hours, email within 2 hours, and financial systems within 4 hours. Consequently, even after a ransomware attack, your gala proceeds as planned and your donors never know there was a crisis.

Our 6-Phase Nonprofit IT Onboarding

Assess → Optimize → Secure → Support → Protect → Manage

Week 1
Nonprofit IT & Security Assessment

First, we conduct a full audit of your nonprofit’s technology. This includes your current licensing (are you using nonprofit-discounted M365, Google Workspace for Nonprofits, and TechSoup benefits?), donor management platform (Salesforce NPSP, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Network for Good, Little Green Light — or spreadsheets), network and WiFi infrastructure, cybersecurity posture (email security, MFA, endpoint protection), website hosting and security, backup and disaster recovery status, and compliance requirements (PCI for donation processing, state charitable solicitation, and donor privacy). As a result, you receive a Nonprofit IT Assessment Report with licensing savings projections, security gaps.

Weeks 3-5
Cloud Migration & Collaboration

Your donor database is the most valuable asset your nonprofit owns. Consequently, it needs proper infrastructure. Technijian supports all major nonprofit platforms: Salesforce NPSP (configuration, integration, backup — Salesforce offers 10 free licenses to nonprofits), Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Network for Good, Little Green Light, and Blackbaud products. Furthermore, we support program management platforms (Apricot, ETO, Penelope), volunteer management (VolunteerHub, SignUpGenius enterprise), and event platforms (GiveSmart, OneCause, Greater Giving). In particular, we focus on the infrastructure these platforms need: reliable internet connectivity, secure access from multiple locations, proper backup, and integration with your accounting system.

Weeks 1-2
Nonprofit Licensing Optimization

Most nonprofits overpay for technology because they haven’t activated nonprofit licensing programs. Therefore, Technijian registers or verifies your organization with TechSoup and activates all eligible programs. For example, Microsoft 365 Nonprofit offers free Business Basic licenses and heavily discounted Business Premium. Similarly, Google Workspace for Nonprofits provides free licenses. In addition, we activate Adobe Creative Cloud nonprofit pricing, Canva for Nonprofits, and discounts on cybersecurity tools. Consequently, most nonprofits save 40-60% on technology costs within the first month. Furthermore, we right-size licenses so staff members get the tier they actually need rather than everyone.

Weeks 4-6
Backup, DR & Grant Data Protection

When ransomware hits a nonprofit, the damage extends beyond technology. Specifically, lost donor records mean lost relationships and lost future giving. Moreover, encrypted grant files mean missed reporting deadlines and potential clawback of funds. Therefore, Technijian deploys nonprofit-grade backup: automated backup of donor CRM data, financial systems (QuickBooks/Sage Intacct), grant management files, program data, email, and shared drives. In addition, we use immutable backup stored in a separate environment that ransomware cannot reach. Recovery times are designed for nonprofit operations: donor database <4 hours, email <2 hours, financial systems <4 hours. Finally, we test backup restoration monthly to verify everything actually works.

Weeks 2-4
Cybersecurity & Donor Data Protection

Nonprofits hold sensitive data that attackers target: donor PII (names, addresses, emails, phone numbers), credit card information from online donations, staff SSNs, client/beneficiary records (sometimes including health, housing, or immigration information), and financial records. As a result, proper cybersecurity is essential. Technijian deploys: MFA on every account (email, donor CRM, banking, website admin), email security with anti-phishing and BEC protection (fraudulent wire transfer emails targeting finance staff), EDR on all staff workstations, network segmentation, encrypted backup of donor database and financial systems, and PCI compliance controls for donation processing.

Ongoing
Managed Nonprofit IT Operations

Your nonprofit’s technology is fully managed by Technijian going forward. This means 24/7 monitoring with <15 min response for all systems. Additionally, we handle proactive patching, email management, and user support (password resets, printer issues, ‘the projector won’t connect for the board meeting’). Furthermore, we manage new employee provisioning and departures (critical for nonprofits with high turnover and seasonal staff). Importantly, we provide IT documentation so your organization is never dependent on one person’s knowledge again. We also support annual technology budgeting, TechSoup renewals, and grant-funded technology projects. As a result, your team focuses on mission delivery while we handle the technology.

Nonprofit IT Services

IT built for mission-driven organizations — not generic small business support.

💰Nonprofit Technology Licensing & Cost Optimization

Most nonprofits overspend on technology because they’re using commercial pricing instead of nonprofit programs. Microsoft offers M365 Business Premium free for the first 10 users and $5/user for additional seats (vs $22/user commercial). Google Workspace is free for qualifying 501(c)(3) organizations. Salesforce provides 10 free licenses through Power of Us. These programs save the average 35-person nonprofit $15,000-$25,000/year. Technijian activates every eligible nonprofit discount: we verify 501(c)(3) status with TechSoup and each vendor, register your organization, configure platforms with proper security, and manage ongoing license renewals. Beyond the big three, we activate nonprofit pricing for Zoom, Canva, Slack, Asana, Adobe, Box, DocuSign, QuickBooks/Intuit, and dozens of specialized tools. Every dollar saved on technology is a dollar returned to your mission.

  • Microsoft 365 Nonprofit (free for first 10 users)
  • Google Workspace for Nonprofits (free for 501(c)(3))
  • Salesforce Power of Us (10 free licenses)
  • TechSoup registration & eligibility verification
  • Zoom, Canva, Slack, Asana nonprofit pricing
  • Adobe, Box, DocuSign nonprofit programs
  • QuickBooks / Intuit nonprofit licensing

🔒Donor Data Protection & CRM Security

Your donor database is your most valuable organizational asset and your biggest liability. It contains: donor PII (names, addresses, email, phone), financial information (donation amounts, payment methods, recurring gift details), engagement history (event attendance, volunteer activity, communication preferences), and for many nonprofits, wealth screening data and major donor cultivation notes. A breach doesn’t just expose data — it destroys the trust relationship that funds your mission. Technijian secures nonprofit donor systems: CRM security audit (user access review, former staff/volunteer deactivation, role-based permissions, integration audit), MFA on all CRM and financial accounts, email security preventing phishing attacks targeting development and finance staff, PCI-DSS compliance for online donation processing, encryption of donor data at rest and in transit, and incident response planning including California breach notification procedures.

  • Donor CRM security audit (Salesforce, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, RE NXT)
  • User access review & former staff deactivation
  • MFA on all CRM, email & financial systems
  • PCI-DSS for online donation processing
  • Email security (anti-phishing for development & finance)
  • Encryption at rest and in transit
  • California breach notification procedures

🤝Salesforce NPSP & Donor CRM Support

Salesforce NPSP (Nonprofit Success Pack) is the most common enterprise CRM in the nonprofit sector, but most implementations are poorly configured: duplicate records, broken automations, unused features, security gaps, and integrations that stopped working when someone changed a field. Technijian provides Salesforce NPSP infrastructure and integration support: user management and security (role-based access, MFA, login restrictions), integration management (website donation forms, email marketing platforms like Mailchimp/Constant Contact, event platforms like Eventbrite, accounting sync), data quality (duplicate management, field standardization), backup (Salesforce does not provide point-in-time backup — we deploy third-party Salesforce backup), and security hardening. For non-Salesforce CRMs: Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Raiser’s Edge NXT, Little Green Light, Network for Good, Kindful — infrastructure, security, integration, and migration support.

  • Salesforce NPSP security & user management
  • Integration management (donation forms, email, events)
  • Third-party Salesforce backup (point-in-time recovery)
  • Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Raiser’s Edge NXT support
  • Little Green Light, Network for Good, Kindful support
  • CRM data quality & duplicate management
  • CRM migration between platforms
  • Donation form PCI compliance

☁️Microsoft 365 Nonprofit & Cloud Collaboration

Microsoft 365 is the productivity backbone of most nonprofits: email, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive. With nonprofit licensing, M365 Business Premium is free for the first 10 users and $5/user thereafter — making it the most cost-effective enterprise productivity platform for nonprofits. Technijian configures M365 Nonprofit for mission-driven organizations: email migration (from Gmail, on-premise, GoDaddy, or any platform), SharePoint organized by department and program (development, programs, finance, board), Teams channels per program area for real-time communication, OneDrive replacing local file storage (automatic backup, any-device access), board portal on SharePoint (secure document sharing for meetings and governance), volunteer portal for resources and scheduling, and security hardening (MFA, Conditional Access, DLP, email archiving). For Google-native organizations: Google Workspace Nonprofit configuration with equivalent security and structure.

  • M365 Nonprofit licensing activation (free for first 10)
  • Email migration from any platform
  • SharePoint by department/program + board portal
  • Teams channels per program area
  • OneDrive replacing local file storage
  • Security hardening (MFA, Conditional Access, DLP)

🛡️Nonprofit Cybersecurity & Ransomware Defense

Nonprofits are increasingly targeted by ransomware and phishing attacks. Attackers know nonprofits hold sensitive data (donor financials, program participant PII, health records for service organizations) with historically minimal cybersecurity investment. The average nonprofit lacks: MFA on critical systems, endpoint protection beyond consumer antivirus, email security beyond basic spam filtering, tested backup, and incident response planning. Technijian provides nonprofit cybersecurity scaled to nonprofit budgets: EDR on every staff workstation, email security with anti-phishing (development and finance staff are primary targets), MFA on all accounts, network segmentation at each facility, DNS filtering, immutable backup of all critical data, and incident response planning (including California breach notification, board notification, funder notification, and media response for high-profile nonprofits).

  • EDR on all staff workstations
  • Email security with anti-phishing
  • MFA on all accounts (CRM, email, financial)
  • Network segmentation at each facility
  • DNS filtering & web security
  • Immutable backup (ransomware-proof)
  • Incident response plan (board, funders, CA notification)

📋Grant Compliance & Board Technology

Many grants include technology requirements or fund technology purchases. Similarly, boards increasingly expect professional technology for meetings and document access. Technijian supports grant-funded technology projects: we help with technology sections of grant applications, implement grant-funded equipment and systems, maintain documentation for grant reporting, and ensure technology purchased with grant funds meets funder requirements. For board technology, we configure secure board portals (BoardEffect, Boardable, or SharePoint-based), enable virtual meeting capabilities, and provide board member device support. Consequently, your board meetings run smoothly whether in-person, hybrid, or fully remote.

  • Grant application technology sections support
  • Grant-funded equipment procurement & setup
  • Grant reporting documentation
  • Technology budget development for proposals
  • Board portal setup (BoardEffect, Boardable, SharePoint)
  • Virtual/hybrid board meeting technology
  • Board member secure document access
  • Annual technology planning for grant alignment

Nonprofit Sub-Verticals We Serve

🤝Human Services & Social Services

SoCal human services nonprofits serving families, youth, homeless populations, and individuals in crisis need IT that supports case management systems (Apricot, ETO, Penelope), client intake processes, multi-site operations, and the privacy requirements protecting vulnerable populations. Technijian provides human services nonprofit IT with particular attention to client data security. Because many clients are in vulnerable situations.

📍 All SoCal · Family services · Youth programs · Senior services

🏥Health & Behavioral Health Nonprofits

Community health centers, mental health organizations, substance abuse treatment providers, and health education nonprofits across SoCal face unique compliance requirements. Specifically, organizations handling PHI must comply with HIPAA. Consequently, Technijian provides HIPAA-compliant IT for health nonprofits: encrypted communications, access controls on health records, audit logging, and BAA execution with all cloud providers.

📍 Community health centers · Mental health · HIPAA-compliant

🏫Education & Youth Development

After-school programs, tutoring organizations, early childhood education, youth mentoring, college access programs, and education-focused nonprofits across SoCal. Many serve minors, requiring COPPA compliance for under-13 programs and FERPA-adjacent data protections. Technijian provides education nonprofit IT: learning platform support, student/participant data protection, content filtering for youth-serving programs.

📍 All SoCal · After-school · Youth development · Early childhood

🏨Housing & Homelessness Services

Museums, theaters, performing arts centers, environmental organizations, conservation groups, cultural institutions, and arts councils across SoCal. These organizations need: ticketing and membership system support (Tessitura, Patron Manager, Little Green Light), event technology (AV systems, streaming for virtual events, box office), donor CRM management, website and digital presence, and the cybersecurity that protects patron and donor data. Technijian provides arts and environment nonprofit IT.

📍 OC · LA · SD · Museums · Theaters · Conservation orgs

🎨Arts, Culture & Environmental

SoCal arts organizations, museums, environmental nonprofits, and cultural institutions have unique technology needs. For instance, they require ticketing and membership systems, digital exhibit technology, donor management for patron programs, and public-facing websites with high design standards. Technijian supports arts and environmental nonprofits with ticketing platform infrastructure, membership CRM management, public WiFi for visitor spaces, and website hosting that matches the quality of your mission.

📍 Museums · Performing arts · Environmental · Cultural orgs

⛪Faith-Based & Religious Organizations

Churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and faith-based service organizations across SoCal need IT that supports worship technology (livestreaming, AV systems, presentation software), member management platforms (Planning Center, Breeze, Church Community Builder), and the community service programs that many faith organizations operate. Technijian provides faith-based IT with sensitivity to the unique governance and volunteer-heavy structures of religious organizations.

📍 All SoCal · Houses of worship · Faith-based services

Frequently Asked Questions — Nonprofit IT

How much can nonprofits save on Microsoft 365 and Salesforce licensing?

Substantial savings: Microsoft 365 Business Premium is free for the first 10 users and $5/user/month for additional users (vs $22/user commercial). A 35-person nonprofit saves $7,740/year on M365 alone. Google Workspace is free for qualifying 501(c)(3) organizations. Salesforce Power of Us provides 10 free Enterprise licenses ($18,000 retail value). Add Zoom (50% off), Canva Pro (free), Slack Pro (free), Adobe (discounted), and others: total typical savings $15,000-$30,000/year. Technijian registers your organization with TechSoup and each vendor’s nonprofit program and activates all eligible discounts.

How much does managed IT cost for a nonprofit?

Three tiers: Mission Essentials ($1,200-$3,500/month) for small nonprofits with 5-25 staff — includes nonprofit licensing optimization, CRM security, email protection, device management, backup, and board reporting. Nonprofit Professional ($3,500-$10,000/month) for 25-100 staff with multiple sites — adds multi-site networking, advanced cybersecurity, CRM administration, volunteer management, PCI compliance, and a dedicated engineer. Nonprofit Enterprise ($10,000-$25,000+/month) for 100+ staff — adds HIPAA compliance, 24/7 SOC, vCIO, and board presentations. Nonprofit licensing savings typically offset 40-80% of our management fees.

Does Technijian support Salesforce NPSP for nonprofits?

Yes. Salesforce NPSP infrastructure and integration support: user management and security (role-based access, MFA, former staff/volunteer deactivation), integration management (website donation forms, Mailchimp/Constant Contact, Eventbrite, accounting sync), third-party backup (Salesforce does not provide point-in-time backup), and security hardening. Also support: Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Raiser’s Edge NXT, Little Green Light, Network for Good, and Kindful. We manage the infrastructure and security of your CRM — your Salesforce consultant handles workflow configuration.

Does Technijian handle HIPAA compliance for health nonprofits?

Yes. For FQHCs, community health clinics, behavioral health providers, and substance abuse programs: HIPAA risk assessment, encryption at rest and in transit, access controls and audit logging, HIPAA-compliant email (encryption for PHI), EHR infrastructure support (NextGen, eClinicalWorks, Athenahealth), BAA execution with all vendors, HIPAA-compliant backup, network segmentation isolating clinical systems from administrative and patient WiFi, and documentation for HRSA site visits. All using nonprofit pricing where available.

Can Technijian help with grant compliance and funder requirements?

Yes. Increasingly, government and foundation funders require grantees to demonstrate data security controls. Technijian provides: documented cybersecurity posture for grant applications, data protection controls for program participant information, HIPAA compliance documentation for health program grants, backup and DR documentation, and board-level technology reports that satisfy governance questions. For federal grants (CSBG, HUD, DHHS): compliance with funder-specific IT security requirements. Our documentation supports your grant applications and satisfies auditor inquiries.

Where does Technijian serve nonprofits in Southern California?

Based in Irvine, CA. Serve nonprofits across: Orange County (Irvine, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, Newport Beach, Anaheim, Mission Viejo), Los Angeles County (LA, Pasadena, Long Beach, Glendale), Inland Empire (Riverside, Ontario, Temecula), and San Diego County (San Diego, Carlsbad, Encinitas). Same-day on-site for OC, next-day for LA/IE/SD. We serve: human services, health/FQHC, education, arts/culture, environment, housing/community development, advocacy, and foundations. Nationally headquartered nonprofits with SoCal operations welcome.

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