Technology that serves the mission.
And funding to pay for it.
Nonprofits and public agencies are asked to do more with less — while protecting sensitive client data and reporting to funders. BRJ combines managed IT, security and strategic planning with grant and funding support, so technology becomes a capacity builder instead of a cost center.
What we hear from nonprofit & public sector clients
Limited budgets and staff
IT is often one person’s side job, and every dollar spent on technology competes with programs.
Sensitive client data
Case notes, health information and donor records need real protection and clear access rules.
Funder and compliance requirements
Grants bring reporting obligations, security expectations and audits.
Disconnected systems
Donor CRM, case management, accounting and email that don’t share data.
How BRJ helps
Grant & Funding Support
Research, proposals, budget alignment and funding strategy — including grants for technology and capacity building.
Learn more →Managed IT
Reliable help desk, devices, email and backups on a predictable monthly plan.
Learn more →Cybersecurity & Compliance
MFA, endpoint protection, training and policies that protect client data and satisfy funders.
Learn more →Strategic Planning & Operations
Mission and vision alignment, technology roadmaps, workflow improvement and staff training.
Learn more →AI, Automation & Integration
Connect donor, case and finance systems; automate intake, reminders and reporting.
Learn more →BRJ Private AI
Search policies, program documents and past proposals securely — without sending data to public AI tools.
Learn more →Related work
Common questions
Do you work with small nonprofits?
Yes. Many of our clients have fewer than 25 staff. We scope work to your size and budget.
Can technology projects be grant-funded?
Often. Capacity-building, digital equity and cybersecurity programs regularly fund technology — and we can help find and write for them.
Do you work with government agencies?
Yes. We support public-sector and community partners on infrastructure, security and digital programs.