> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.goodhearttech.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.goodhearttech.org/other-nonprofit-resources/other-organizations-providing-it-services-to-nonprofits.md).

# Other Organizations Providing IT Services to Nonprofits

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**Tip:** MSP stands for **managed services provider**. An MSP is a company or organization that provides IT services to other organizations.
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The organizations below are paid IT service providers, unless noted otherwise.

The price labels are relative, not exact quotes. Use them to compare typical cost levels between providers.

#### BEMA Information Technologies `Mid-range cost`

**Website:** <https://bemaservices.com>\
BEMA provides paid IT support to many nonprofits, especially churches and faith-based organizations. Their services cover systems administration, security, and infrastructure maintenance for organizations that need solid ongoing support at a mid-range price point.

#### Endsight `Higher cost`

**Website:** <https://www.endsight.net>\
Endsight is a premium managed services provider supporting over 400 clients across multiple sectors, including nonprofits. They offer remote infrastructure support, proactive monitoring, and higher-touch IT management for organizations that want a more fully managed service model.

#### Northwind `Lower cost`

**Website:** <https://www.northwind.us>\
Based in Boise, Northwind serves small businesses and nonprofits. They focus on straightforward network management, everyday IT support, and scalable services for organizations that want dependable support at a lower cost point.

#### 501Tech `Deep discount`

**Website:** <https://501tech.net>\
501Tech is also a nonprofit. They provide deeply discounted technology services, but **only to nonprofits in the Tulsa area**. They are by far the best MSP for nonprofits if you're in the Tulsa area.

#### Nonprofit Cyber `Reference only`

**Website:** <https://globalcyberalliance.org/work/nonprofit-cyber/>\
Nonprofit Cyber is not a paid IT provider. It is an informational resource that helps nonprofits improve cybersecurity and find other nonprofit-focused providers and tools. Use it as a reference point when comparing service options.


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