Running a nonprofit means doing more with less while protecting donor information, keeping staff and volunteers connected, and making sure technology supports your mission instead of getting in its way. Courant specializes in IT services for nonprofits that are built around the realities of mission-driven organizations, not generic office IT.
Whether it’s securing donor and financial records, supporting a team that splits time between the office, events, and home, or keeping your fundraising and accounting software running the way it should, we’ve got you covered. Partner with Courant for IT support that lets your team focus on the mission instead of troubleshooting technology.
At Courant, we understand that nonprofits operate under a unique mix of pressures: lean teams, donors and funders who expect their information to be protected, and staff and volunteers who need reliable access to the tools they use both in the office and out in the community. That’s why we’ve developed specialized IT solutions for nonprofits designed to address the challenges your organization faces.
From securing donor and financial records to supporting remote and hybrid work, our team has the expertise to handle it all. We offer 24/7 monitoring, proactive maintenance, and secure backup systems to help keep your organization’s technology reliable and secure.
Our New Orleans-based team takes pride in tailoring our IT services for nonprofits to meet the specific needs of your organization. With Courant, your nonprofit gets the technology support it deserves.
Your nonprofit deserves an IT partner that understands the demands of mission-driven work. With Courant’s nonprofit IT services, you can protect donor and client data, support your privacy and compliance obligations, and keep your staff connected at the office, at events, and at home.

Nonprofits need technology that works as hard as their teams. Courant provides managed IT services for nonprofits that keep your operations running smoothly and efficiently. Our services include:

Protecting donor and client information is critical for nonprofits. Cyber threats can disrupt programs, interrupt fundraising, and compromise the trust your supporters place in you. Courant’s nonprofit cybersecurity solutions include:

Seamless communication is vital for nonprofits, especially when staff, volunteers, and board members work across different locations. Courant’s communication solutions include:
Donor records, payment details, volunteer information, and the personal details of the people you serve are some of the most sensitive data a nonprofit can hold. Courant helps nonprofits put the access controls, audit trails, and encryption in place that privacy and compliance requirements call for, so protecting supporter data becomes an ongoing practice instead of a worry.
Nonprofits hold donor lists, financial records, and email accounts worth protecting, and smaller organizations can look like easy targets to cybercriminals. Courant layers multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, and automated backups on top of your systems to help keep a ransomware attack from turning into interrupted programs or lost donor records.
Nonprofit work does not always happen at a desk. Courant helps secure the devices your staff take into the community and the connections they use to reach your systems, so remote and on-site work can stay both convenient and secure.
Your nonprofit deserves IT support that understands the demands of mission-driven work. Contact Courant today to learn how our nonprofit IT solutions can support your organization.
When it comes to IT services for nonprofits, Courant is a trusted partner for mission-driven organizations in New Orleans and beyond. Our team understands that nonprofits have donors and funders who expect their information to be protected, handle sensitive supporter and client data, and often rely on staff working across multiple locations. That’s why we’ve built our services to be reliable, secure, and tailored to the way your organization works.
We understand the demands of running a nonprofit, from protecting donor and financial records to keeping your team connected across the office and the community. Whether you need stronger security controls or support for your fundraising and accounting software, we tailor our solutions to fit your organization.
Courant monitors your systems 24/7 to spot potential issues early, often before they turn into problems your team notices. Our support team is available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to help resolve issues quickly so downtime is less likely to mean interrupted programs or missed deadlines.
Every nonprofit is different, and so are its IT needs. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, we work closely with you to build an IT plan that fits your compliance requirements, budget, and goals, from secure backup systems to access controls that limit who can see donor and client information.
Nonprofit teams do not always work from one place. Our solutions are designed to keep your staff connected and secure wherever they’re working. With secure remote access and managed devices, your team can reach the information and resources they need to stay productive.
Data security is a top priority for nonprofits. Courant provides cybersecurity for nonprofits that helps protect donor records, financial information, and the personal details of the people you serve, with layered protection, security awareness training, and backups to help you recover if something goes wrong.
At Courant, we don’t just fix problems; we work to prevent them. Our proactive maintenance approach keeps your systems updated and running efficiently. We schedule updates to avoid disrupting your workday, so you can focus on your mission instead of technology issues.
Nonprofits hold donor records, payment information, and often sensitive details about the people they serve, yet many run lean without a dedicated IT team. Staff, volunteers, and board members may use a mix of office computers, personal devices, and shared accounts, and each one is a place where information can slip through. Strong access controls, multi-factor authentication, and managed devices help keep supporter information protected no matter where your team works.
Cybercriminals look for organizations that hold valuable information and may have fewer defenses in place, and a nonprofit’s donor lists, financial records, and email accounts fit that description. A single compromised email account can be used to send convincing messages to your supporters, and ransomware can lock up the files your team needs to run programs. Layered security and staff training reduce the chances of either happening.
Basic antivirus is no longer enough on its own. A layered approach should include multi-factor authentication on key accounts, email filtering to catch phishing, endpoint protection on every device, security awareness training for staff, dark web monitoring, and reliable backups so you can recover if something goes wrong. Courant provides these protections as part of our cybersecurity services.
Over time, many organizations collect separate applications for fundraising, accounting, email, file sharing, and communication that do not work well together. That can mean duplicate data entry, unclear access to sensitive information, and extra work for a small team. Courant helps manage your technology vendors and plan changes so the pieces work together more smoothly.
A managed service provider takes on the day-to-day work of keeping your technology running so your team does not have to. That includes 24/7 monitoring, help desk support, security protection, backups, vendor management, and planning for the future. Instead of reacting to problems, your organization gets proactive support that lets your staff focus on the mission. Contact Courant to talk through what your nonprofit needs.
Courant is based in New Orleans and serves nonprofits across Greater New Orleans, including Southeast Louisiana and beyond. When you call, your call is answered by a live, local person during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.