The NPDF Relationship

Twenty-five years, in chapters.

How one client relationship, begun weeks after EGS was formed, grew into every system the National Police Defense Foundation runs on.

DECEMBER 2001

Weeks after EGS is formed, NPDF becomes a client

The National Police Defense Foundation needed its technology to simply work: the website, the network, the servers, the day-to-day. EGS took ownership of all of it.

No scoped project. No end date. A relationship.

THE 2000s – 2010s

Every system, one at a time

As the Foundation grew, so did what EGS ran: website management, network and server administration, IT operations, membership programs, fundraising tooling, and the online presence that carried the mission.

Each new need was met inside the same relationship, by the same team.

THE MODERNIZATION

Legacy to cloud, then stayed to run it

EGS moved the Foundation from Windows servers, shared drives, and siloed information to a modern cloud environment: Microsoft 365, SharePoint Online, Teams, and cloud document management.

Membership operations, renewal processing, donation operations, and shared documentation all crossed over. Then EGS did what it does: it stayed to operate what it built.

Membership Department

Migrated and operated

Donation Operations

Migrated and operated

Renewal Processing

Migrated and operated

User Access & Security

Managed continuously

2026 – TODAY

Still the team, still running

Twenty-five years in, EGS runs the Foundation’s public website, online store, and donation experience; the Bloomerang CRM; the Microsoft 365 tenant and its security; the Google Ad Grant and digital outreach; and the everyday support behind all of it.

Leadership focuses on the mission. EGS keeps the technology working.

Twenty-five years in production.
Watched continuously — never set-and-forget.

The story continues in production

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