For Nonprofits
Nonprofit
technology
Supporting membership organizations requires more than a website. It requires an operating layer.
Modern systems, a growing base, more donors, a smoother day to day. One partner, long term.
Beyond membership software: technology & operations that power missions
Web & Digital Media
Websites, online stores, and donation experiences, designed and built end to end.
See the full digital experience →Cloud Collaboration
Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Teams to improve collaboration and productivity.
Membership & CRM
Manage members, renewals, and credentials, and centralize donor and constituent data through integrated CRM platforms.
Fundraising Platforms
Secure, easy-to-use donation tools that make giving simple for supporters.
Digital Advertising & Social
Google Ad Grant management, paid campaigns across Google and Meta, and social media.
Operational Governance
Secure permissions, document management, and governance that scale with your organization.
Featured engagements
NATIONAL POLICE DEFENSE FOUNDATION
The membership and fundraising side of a 25-year relationship: membership programs and photo ID renewals, donation experiences, and the Bloomerang CRM that centralizes member and donor data. EGS runs every other system the Foundation depends on, too.
ORANGE COUNTY YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Six years running the league’s operations: a custom SharePoint and Teams platform that coordinates documents, approvals, scheduling, and governance across 15 towns. The platform, and the CDC-funded player safety study EGS supported in the field, are detailed below.
VETS CHAT AND CHEW
The complete technical layer for a veterans' nutrition nonprofit: website and hosting, donation tooling, virtual meeting operations, and video content production, supported through 2022.
Inside the OCYFL engagement
The league operations platform EGS designed, built, and runs — and the CDC-funded research it supported in the field.
League Operations Platform
Designed and implemented a SharePoint and Teams environment to manage league operations across 15 towns.
Player Safety Research Support
When Mathematica ran a CDC-funded youth football concussion study across the league's teams, EGS handled the field side: sensor mouthguard operations, device troubleshooting, and the data reporting the researchers depended on.
The new system has completely transformed the way we manage our league. It has organized our operations, streamlined our paperwork and communication processes, and significantly reduced the amount of manual work required from our volunteer staff.
Charlotte Mattice
Secretary/Treasurer, Orange County Youth Football League
Six years and counting
Long-term partnerships built on trust and results
We do not just deliver projects. We build relationships.
6
Years running OCYFL's league operations
15
Towns coordinated through one SharePoint & Teams platform
524
Players in the CDC-funded study our team supported in the field
Common questions
Questions we actually get
Do you work with nonprofits of our size?
Most likely, yes. EGS supports organizations from local leagues to national foundations. What matters is not your size but the relationship: we work with a small number of organizations and stay for the long term. Our first client, the National Police Defense Foundation, has been with us since December 2001.
What does EGS actually take over?
The systems your mission runs on: your website, membership systems, donor CRM, Microsoft 365, email, and security, plus the vendors behind them. Leadership keeps deciding. EGS keeps it running.
Do you understand law-enforcement organizations?
We have operated the technology of a national police defense foundation for 25 years: membership, donations, communications, and security for an organization that serves law enforcement officers. That experience does not come from a case study. It comes from doing the work since 2001.
How long do clients typically stay?
Our first client is still our client, 25 years later. We would rather show that than quote an average.
Can you work with the systems and vendors we already have?
Yes. The operating layer's job is to make the pieces you already have work together. Replacing things is the last resort, not the first move.