We Support your IT Everything
We Support your IT Everything
Nonprofits run on tight budgets and can’t afford downtime any more than anyone else. That’s why ThrottleNet offers qualifying 501(c)(3) organizations discounted managed IT and cybersecurity services — the same 90-second response time and 93% same-day resolution rate our business clients rely on, at nonprofit-friendly rates.
We also put our vendor relationships to work for our nonprofit partners, helping them source hardware, software licensing, and cloud services at discounted or donated rates whenever we can. If your organization needs IT support or help stretching a technology budget further, reach out — we’re always glad to talk.
Every day, ThrottleNet keeps St. Louis and Kansas City businesses running. Off the clock, our team shows up for the organizations keeping our neighbors running too — through volunteer hours, sponsorships, and direct giving. Here’s a highlight of 3 Nonprofits we have worked with in the past:
Founded in 1991, Sheffield Place provides trauma-informed housing and clinical services to homeless mothers and their children, helping families move from crisis toward long-term stability through therapy, case management, and life-skills programming. Donate/Volunteer
Below are a list of Nonprofits we have worked with in the past year. We wanted to highlight some of these great organizations and their missions.
Established in 1972, A private, not-for-profit organization providing residential care and day habilitation services to adults with developmental disabilities throughout the greater Kansas City area, helping each person achieve their fullest potential. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1967, Job One connects adults with disabilities to meaningful employment and community engagement through job coaching, skills training, and inclusive workplace partnerships across the Kansas City metro. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1995, Lydia’s House is St. Louis’s largest transitional housing program for survivors of domestic violence, offering up to two years of safe, fully furnished housing along with case management, legal advocacy, and job-skills training through its Lydia’s Ladle program. Donate/Volunteer
A faith-based ministry that builds and delivers bunk beds and other essential furnishings to local families in need, so every child has a proper place to sleep — while volunteers get to know the family and offer encouragement along the way. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1989, Willows Way provides individualized residential support, life-skills classes, and community engagement for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across the St. Louis metro area. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1955, The Gateway Chapter has been serving people living with multiple sclerosis and their families throughout the region, offering education, peer support, advocacy, and financial assistance while funding research toward a future free of MS. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1924, American Heart Association leads the fight against heart disease and stroke through research funding, CPR and health education, and community advocacy for healthier lives nationwide. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1987, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (Missouri chapter) of the national organization dedicated to reducing suicide through research funding, education, survivor support, and advocacy. Local volunteers run community trainings and host the annual Out of the Darkness walks. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1984, Kiwanis Club of South County is a volunteer-driven service club supporting children and youth throughout south St. Louis County, organizing scholarships, literacy drives, and recognition programs for students, teachers, and first responders. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1971, The Endangered Wolf Center is dedicated to preserving Mexican gray wolves, red wolves, and other endangered wild canines through carefully managed breeding, reintroduction, and public education programs. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1947, A ministry of the Redemptorists and one of the largest Catholic publishing houses in the country, based just south of St. Louis, producing books, bulletins, and faith-formation resources that reach parishes nationwide. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1950, The local chapter of the Association of the United States Army, a nonprofit supporting soldiers, Army civilians, and their families across eastern Missouri and southern Illinois through scholarships, leadership awards, and community events like Military Appreciation Day. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 2011, A St. Louis nonprofit that awards equity-free grants and pro bono support to early-stage entrepreneurs who locate their businesses in the city, helping build the region’s startup economy for the long term. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1957, Old Newsboy Day is a St. Louis tradition since 1957, in which volunteers sell a student-written special edition newspaper on street corners each November to raise funds for more than 100 local children’s charities providing food, clothing, and other essentials. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1991, Connects corporate excess inventory with nonprofit organizations at steep discounts — often 70-90% off retail — so schools, churches, and charities can stretch their budgets further. A mission that looks a lot like our own approach to nonprofit IT support. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1988, Founded as an outreach ministry of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of Ladue, the Haven of Grace provides shelter, healthcare access, parenting education, and up to three years of transitional support for young, homeless, pregnant mothers and their children. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1969, A nondenominational church in south St. Louis County focused on connecting people to Jesus, His word, and community through weekly services and small groups, welcoming newcomers just as they are. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1893, A Jesuit-served Catholic parish in St. Louis dedicated to preaching, teaching, healing, and reconciliation in its neighborhood. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 1860, A welcoming UCC congregation in West St. Louis County with roots going back to 1860, serving the community through worship, discipleship, and outreach partnerships across the region. Donate/Volunteer
Established in 2012, An Evangelical Free church serving West County St. Louis with Bible-based teaching and a strong community focus, offering ministries for kids, students, small groups, and local missions. Donate/Volunteer
These twenty-three organizations only capture part of the story. Behind every name on this page is a neighbor helped, a family housed, a child given a safe place to sleep, or a species given another chance — and we wanted a place to say thank you and put a spotlight on the people doing that work.
We’re proud to have stood alongside these organizations this past year, and we’re looking forward to continuing that work together in the year ahead.
Nonprofit organizations rely on technology to serve their communities, manage donors, coordinate volunteers, and keep operations running efficiently.
From donor management platforms and cloud collaboration tools to cybersecurity and data protection, reliable systems are essential. When technology fails or security risks appear, it can disrupt services, slow down teams, and put sensitive data at risk.
That’s why nonprofit IT support services are so important. The right IT partner helps nonprofits maintain secure systems, reduce downtime, and make the most of their technology, while keeping costs predictable and manageable.
Below, you’ll find real-world examples of how ThrottleNet delivers dependable nonprofit IT support services. Explore the case studies to see how the right IT strategy can improve reliability, strengthen security, and help nonprofit teams stay focused on their mission. https://www.throttlenet.com/resources/nonprofit-it-support-services/
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