We understand that technology may not be your ‘thing.’ Our support team is ready to help you get back to helping people by making your IT better.
You handle personal information while board members need access to financial information. Our cybersecurity team has got you covered.
We create solutions that gives you access to the documents and data you need, while preventing data sprawl.
Your focus is on your mission, not managing your IT. We’ll make sure your technology runs smoothly behind the scenes, so your team can stay focused on what matters most.
Operating as a 501c3 and located on property owned by the City of New York, Queens Botanical Garden is an urban oasis where people, plants and cultures are celebrated through inspiring gardens, innovative educational programs and real-world applications of environmental stewardship.
Altourage handles most aspects of QBG’s IT and technology needs, including email systems, endpoint management, and cybersecurity with a focus on removing all hurdles that would keep the management teams from smoothly running a facility that gives so much back to the people of NYC.
Altourage understands that every dollar spent on technology is a dollar not going toward your mission, so we help you take advantage of vendor nonprofit discount programs to bring your technology costs down. Our pricing is predictable and consistent, and we take the time to understand your funding cycles so we can plan any IT improvements around them, rather than catching you off guard.
Donor information, financial records, and beneficiary details are among the most sensitive data your organization holds, and nonprofits are targeted by cybercriminals just as often as any other business. Altourage puts the necessary access controls, monitoring, and backup protections in place to keep data safe and trust intact, so a data breach never becomes the reason a donor stops giving.
Yes. Altourage takes complete ownership of your technology from end to end, including monitoring, support, security, and planning, so nothing falls through the cracks or lands on a staff member who has their own job to do. That means your team can stay focused on the people you serve, not on managing IT.
