Do more with less. Google for Nonprofits starts with the right setup.

Google for Nonprofits Program

The Google for Nonprofits program gives eligible organizations access to Google Workspace for Nonprofits at no cost — professional email, Shared Drives, Meet, and the full collaboration layer. Most qualifying nonprofits either don't know they're eligible or haven't applied.

Getting approved is step one. Configuring it correctly — security controls, admin policies, donor data access management, staff and volunteer onboarding — is what turns a free license into a real operational advantage.

"The Google for Nonprofits program is one of the most underutilized assets in the sector. I've seen organizations paying $800/month for Microsoft 365 when they qualify for Workspace at no cost. The migration takes a week. The savings are immediate. The security posture is better from day one."

A fractional CIO engagement for nonprofits is scoped to your reality — limited budget, mission-critical operations, and technology decisions that need to stretch further than they do in the private sector.

The 3 technology gaps nonprofits can't afford to ignore

Gap 01

Budget constraints forcing the wrong choices

Most nonprofits default to the cheapest tool, not the right one. Over time, that means five different collaboration tools, no central IT, and technology debt that costs more to fix than if you'd started right. The Google for Nonprofits program changes this math entirely.

Gap 02

Google for Nonprofits eligibility — unused or misconfigured

Thousands of organizations qualify for free Google Workspace and never apply. Those that do apply often end up with default settings, no security configuration, and no admin ownership. The license is free. The setup expertise is what you're paying for.

Gap 03

Donor and beneficiary data security

Donor records, grant data, and beneficiary information in personal Gmail accounts and unmanaged spreadsheets. A data breach in a nonprofit isn't just a legal problem — it's a trust problem that donors don't forgive. Security on limited resources is a specialization, not a compromise.

A mission-ready stack built for nonprofit budgets

Google Workspace for Nonprofits — free for eligible organizations. Professional email, Shared Drives with access controls, Google Meet, and Gemini AI tools. We handle the application, migration, and configuration.
1Password for Nonprofits — discounted credential management with role-based vaults. Staff and volunteer credentials are controlled, auditable, and offboardable when engagements end.
Sendmarc — DMARC enforcement for your domain. Prevents phishing emails that impersonate your organization to donors and stakeholders. Critical for organizations that rely on email trust.
CybSafe — human risk and security awareness training tailored to nonprofit staff and volunteer populations. Security culture built without the enterprise price tag.

What we do in a nonprofit engagement

→ Google for Nonprofits application: eligibility check, submission, approval, and activation
→ Google Workspace migration from Microsoft 365 or personal accounts — typically one week
→ Security configuration: admin console, DLP policies, shared drive access controls
→ Donor data access management: who has access to what, and clean offboarding
→ DMARC enforcement via Sendmarc — protect your sender reputation with donors
→ Staff and volunteer security awareness training via CybSafe

Let's talk about your tech stack

30 minutes. We'll check your Google for Nonprofits eligibility, walk through your current stack, and tell you exactly what's available at no or reduced cost.

Do more with less.Google for Nonprofitsstarts with the right setup.