IT for Non-Profits

Enterprise-grade IT at a non-profit budget.

Non-profits face the same cybersecurity risks as any business — often with a fraction of the budget and IT staff. We build plans that fit your reality, not a corporate price tag.

Joe Engelking, LME Services
IT for Non-Profits

Built for non-profit budgets and teams.

Donor data protection

Encryption and access controls built around protecting donor payment information and personal data.

Non-profit-friendly pricing

Flat, predictable plans sized for non-profit budgets — not a corporate MSP price tag.

Grant-ready documentation

Clear IT documentation and security practices that hold up when a grant application or funder asks about your data practices.

What's included

Coverage built for non-profit teams.

  • Donor data encryption and PCI-aware payment handling
  • Flat, budget-friendly pricing
  • Volunteer & staff access management
  • Backup & disaster recovery
  • Grant-ready security documentation
  • 24/7 support — not a ticket queue
Why it matters

Non-profits are targeted too — often with less protection.

Non-profits handle donor payment data and sensitive personal information just like any business, but often with the smallest IT budgets and no dedicated IT staff. We build security and support sized for that reality instead of pricing you out of protection you actually need.

Business partnership
Enterprise-grade reliability on a non-profit budget.

Managed IT for Non-Profits

Non-profits run lean, often without a dedicated IT staffer — but donor databases, grant management systems, and volunteer coordination tools still need to work reliably every day. We provide the proactive monitoring and support of a full IT department at a price built for non-profit budgets.

Network infrastructure
Attackers assume non-profits are under-protected — we make sure that's wrong.

Cybersecurity for Non-Profits

Donor and beneficiary data is sensitive, and non-profits are increasingly targeted precisely because attackers assume security is under-resourced. A breach damages the donor trust your funding depends on. We build real security programs for non-profits, not a scaled-down version of what for-profit clients get.

Server room
Your donor history and program records are irreplaceable.

Backup & Disaster Recovery for Non-Profits

Losing donor records, grant documentation, or years of program data isn't just an inconvenience for a non-profit — it can threaten funding eligibility and erase the historical record your mission depends on. We run tested backups so that record stays protected no matter what happens to your primary systems.

Real businesses we support

Trusted by local businesses.

Trickster Cultural Center in Schaumburg.

What our clients say

Real businesses, real relationships.

“We’ve been using LME Services for our business IT support, and the experience has been fantastic. Their cybersecurity expertise, responsiveness, and ability to explain complex tech in plain English really set them apart.”

Jason Bergen
Jason Bergen
Google review

“I can’t say enough great things about LME Services. I’ve trusted them for years with my computer support needs. They are reliable, knowledgeable, and always willing to help.”

Patty Lovelady
Patty Lovelady
Google review
Frequently asked

Common questions

Can our non-profit budget actually afford managed IT?

Yes — plans are built flat and predictable specifically for non-profit budgets, not priced like a corporate contract.

How do you handle donor payment data and PCI concerns?

Encryption and access controls are built around protecting donor payment information, with PCI-aware handling for online giving.

We have high volunteer and staff turnover — can you handle that?

Yes — fast access provisioning and de-provisioning is built into the plan so departing volunteers and staff aren’t a lingering access risk.

Can you provide documentation for grant applications that ask about our data security?

Yes — clear documentation of our security practices is available to support grant and funder due diligence.

Let's talk about your IT.