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Nonprofit MSPs in Colorado

Compare managed service providers with nonprofit experience across Colorado. Use ratings, city coverage, and provider profiles to narrow your shortlist.

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20

Nonprofit MSPs

11

Cities

4.8

Average rating

Nonprofit Providers in Colorado

Ranked by featured placement, premium profile status, and directory quality signals.

20 results

FT
5.0 (1)

Ratings from Google

Forward Tech Solutions, LLC provides ongoing proactive and reactive IT support and management, acting as an outsourced IT department for small businesses. They offer a range of services including monitoring, strategy planning, risk assessments, and backup and business continuity planning. The company focuses on helping businesses in the Vail Valley succeed through tailored IT solutions and consulting. Their mission emphasizes building comprehensive IT plans that allow clients to concentrate on their core operations.

Edwards, CO
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CT
5.0 (1)

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Cyber Tech Connection provides comprehensive IT solutions including cybersecurity, endpoint management, and O365 managed services. With over 15 years of experience, they serve both national and international clients, focusing on securing and optimizing business networks.

Boulder, CO
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ES
4.8 (4)

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Elevate Services Group is a Denver-based IT company providing managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and consulting services. They assist organizations in improving efficiency, strengthening security, and driving digital transformation through reliable and scalable technology support. Their services extend to rural hospitals and clinics, offering strategic leadership and cybersecurity expertise tailored to the healthcare sector. Elevate's proactive managed services are designed to align IT with business goals and enhance operational performance.

Greenwood Village, CO
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Ntiva is a managed IT services provider that focuses on delivering comprehensive IT solutions tailored to business growth. They offer a wide range of services including proactive cybersecurity, cloud solutions, and strategic IT consulting. Their support model features dedicated local teams backed by a national network, ensuring responsive service and 24/7 support. Ntiva serves various industries, including local government, non-profits, and businesses in the tourism and construction sectors, emphasizing security and compliance in their offerings.

Colorado Springs, CO
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ZC
5.0 (2)

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Zerolimit Consulting provides IT support, cybersecurity, and automation services to businesses in Colorado, particularly in the Denver area. They focus on helping small and midsize teams maintain their technology systems, protect against cyber threats, and recover from outages. Their services include managed IT, cybersecurity, AI solutions, software development, and backup and disaster recovery. Zerolimit Consulting emphasizes a remote-first support model with on-site assistance when necessary.

Denver, CO
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How to Compare Nonprofit MSPs

Nonprofit organizations often need providers who understand both everyday IT operations and the risks specific to their environment. Compare each MSP's support model, security ownership, backup process, vendor coordination, and experience with similar teams in Colorado.

Use this page as a shortlist builder, then ask finalists for references, onboarding plans, service-level targets, and examples of how they handle incidents or application changes in nonprofit environments.

Nonprofit MSP FAQs

Start with providers that can explain common Nonprofit workflows, support risks, vendor dependencies, and security requirements for businesses in Colorado. Then compare reviews, service coverage, and contract terms.
Industry experience helps when a provider needs to support specialized applications, compliance expectations, uptime needs, or vendor handoffs. It should be paired with clear response targets and documented security ownership.
Ask about onboarding, ticket escalation, backup testing, cybersecurity tooling, after-hours support, application ownership, compliance documentation, cancellation terms, and references from similar organizations.

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