IT for Churches and Nonprofits
Volunteer devices, donor data, and Sunday Wi-Fi without a Fortune 500 budget.
Churches & nonprofits
Churches and nonprofits run on donated gear, volunteer laptops, and a staff of two who also do everything else. That is exactly the profile attackers like, and exactly the profile a national MSP prices out of the room.
WolfTech was built to serve small and mid-sized organizations in Dayton, including nonprofits. We keep the Wi-Fi up for Sunday, protect donor and member data, and talk in English.
The work, specifically
- Wi-Fi that survives a full sanctuary and a midweek office
- Microsoft 365 for staff email without mixing it with personal Gmail
- Email security and MFA so a phished password is not a disaster
- Cameras (UniFi Protect or a simpler Wyze layout) when you need eyes on the building
- Backups of member, donor, and finance files
- Sensible policies for volunteer-owned laptops that still touch church data
We will not sell you a stack you cannot support. The plan matches the people who actually work there, including the part-time bookkeeper and the volunteer who runs the sound board laptop.
How we price
Questions
We mostly use personal laptops. Can you still help?
Yes. A lot of churches do. We separate church data from personal machines as much as possible, lock down the accounts that matter, and keep the building network from being an open guest network with a donor database on it.
Do you work with nonprofits that are not churches?
Yes. Foster-care, recovery, community centers, and similar Dayton nonprofits are a normal part of the book. The same rules apply: protect the people in the data, keep the tools simple.
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