
Microsoft Security Program for Nonprofits Explained
Microsoft runs a security programme specifically for nonprofits. What it covers, what it does not, and whether it is worth your time.
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Does your current technology sync with the manpower, processes and mission of your organization? Do your office staff, field employees and volunteers have the ability to communicate seamlessly and collaborate on files in real time? Or is your nonprofit struggling with hardware and applications that don't fit your growth and limit your daily workflow?
A nonprofit's technology has to work for three different kinds of user at once: employees, volunteers who come and go, and field staff who are rarely at a desk. Most tools are built for the first one.
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Nonprofit licensing programmes are worth asking about before you buy anything: our resources below cover the Microsoft Security Program for Nonprofits. For the long-form version of this page's subject, read the ultimate guide to managed IT for nonprofits.
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“Over the years, ITS implemented technology appropriate for the times and for the mission of the organization. They're always looking out for what's best for us, like moving things to the cloud. Right now we have our on-prem servers, so they're transitioning us to the cloud, and these are all steps forward to a more enhanced security technology for a company that's been around for over 100 years.”
“I had a new laptop and I called ITS to have them set up and go forward with the further process. Their tech was very professional and demonstrated patience above and beyond.”
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Microsoft runs a security programme specifically for nonprofits. What it covers, what it does not, and whether it is worth your time.

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It works better than the alternative, which is an unbudgeted repair in the middle of a programme year. A managed service is a known monthly figure you can put in a grant budget and defend to a funder, instead of a capital request you cannot time. It also gives your auditor and your board something they can read: documented controls, documented access, documented backups. Nonprofits answer to funders and a board. Public bodies answer to residents and to statute. The technology overlaps; the obligations do not. For what to budget and what to ask for, read the ultimate guide to managed IT for nonprofits, or see pricing.
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