# Nonprofit organizations

Donor and grant data kept safe on a budget that has to answer to a board — including nonprofit Microsoft licensing you may not know you qualify for.

## The problems we hear first

- Grant reporting deadlines land on a staff of three, and IT is nobody’s job.
- Donor records live in spreadsheets nobody has backed up.
- Volunteer turnover means credentials outlive the people who used them.
- A board wants a technology plan, not another surprise capital request.

## What we typically deploy

- **Nonprofit cloud licensing.** Discounted or granted licensing applied correctly, with tenant hygiene so accounts close when people leave.
- **Backup with tested restores.** Donor and financial records copied off-site and actually restored on a schedule.
- **Email defense.** Advanced filtering, because grant fraud arrives looking like a funder.
- **Three-year budget plan.** A replacement schedule a finance committee can approve without translation.

## Where clients here usually start

Usually an assessment first, so the board sees the plan before the invoice. Lead service: [Consulting Services](https://lnxinc.com/services/consulting/).

## Common questions

**Do nonprofits get discounted Microsoft licensing?** Eligible nonprofits can get Microsoft 365 at a discount or as a grant, depending on the program. We check eligibility, apply the licensing correctly, and clean up accounts so they close when people leave.

**Can you give our board a technology plan?** Yes. A three-year replacement and spending plan a finance committee can approve without translation, presented by the engineer who wrote it.

**Do we have to sign a managed agreement?** No. Most nonprofits start with an assessment, which is sold on its own. The report is yours to shop.

Contact: https://lnxinc.com/contact/ or 833-569-5690.