IT Support for Inland Empire Nonprofits
Your staff and volunteers should spend their time on your mission, not on password resets and printer problems. Integrity Tech gives nonprofits dependable IT support and protects donor, client and volunteer information.


Protect the People Who Trust You
Nonprofits keep donor records, payment information, client case files and volunteer details, often with a small staff and a mix of shared and personal devices. That makes them an attractive target for phishing and ransomware.
Depending on your work, specific rules may apply: PCI DSS for card donations, HIPAA if you provide health services, and grant terms that include data security requirements. California's breach notice law (Civil Code 1798.82) generally requires notifying affected residents within 30 calendar days of discovering a breach.
Good security doesn't have to be expensive. We focus on the steps that matter most, such as MFA, tested backups, controlled access and staff training, and help you use the nonprofit pricing that technology vendors offer where you qualify.
What We Handle for Your Organization
How We Work With Nonprofits
Local Help for Inland Empire Nonprofits
We're based at 9439 Archibald Ave in Rancho Cucamonga and support organizations across San Bernardino and Riverside counties. When something can't be fixed remotely, we come to you.
Nearby cities we serve: Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Pomona, Fontana, San Bernardino, Riverside, Upland, Rialto, Claremont.
Nonprofit IT: Common Questions
We have a very small budget. Where should we start?
Turn on MFA for every account, make sure backups exist and have been tested, and remove accounts for people who have left. Those three steps prevent many of the most common problems.
Can volunteers use their own devices?
Yes, with some limits. We can require MFA and keep organization data in managed apps so it can be removed when a volunteer leaves.
Do you help with Microsoft's nonprofit pricing?
Yes. We help you check eligibility and set up the licenses you qualify for. Microsoft sets and changes its nonprofit offers, so we confirm current terms with you.
Do privacy laws apply to nonprofits?
Some do. California's breach notice law generally applies to organizations that hold residents' personal information, and HIPAA, PCI DSS or grant terms may apply depending on your services. We help with the security side.
Can you help us prepare a technology budget for a grant?
Yes. We can provide a written plan with equipment, software and support costs.
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