Practical, budget-aware platform engineering for nonprofits and mission-driven organizations — operating budgets typically $500K to $25M, the orgs that have outgrown spreadsheets and a half-configured Salesforce NPSP but can't justify a six-figure Blackbaud Raiser's Edge rollout. We build on the stack you already pay for (Salesforce NPSP or HubSpot for Nonprofits, Classy/Givebutter/Donorbox/GiveCloud, Mailchimp/MailerLite, QuickBooks Online or Sage Intacct, Google Workspace) and make those tools act like one connected system. For program-delivery orgs we also build the application and screening flow, cohort registration, event and ceremony scheduling, pro-bono slot allocation, and integration-support tracking that wraps the donor side. As a reference for the kind of mission-aligned platform work we ship, see The Wounded Healer Project at woundedhealerproject.org — a Native-led monthly Lakota Iníp̲i healing ceremony for veterans, service members, and their families in Colorado. We built the application and screening flow, pro-bono allocation logic, ceremony scheduling, donor-and-cohort communication, and the public-facing site itself.
Nonprofits get punished by fragmented tooling and a budget reality that doesn't tolerate $40K/year SaaS contracts. Online donations flow into Classy; major gifts go directly into NPSP; recurring donors live in two places with different IDs. Grant payments arrive by check and get keyed into QuickBooks before anyone updates the development team. Restricted-fund accounting (donor-restricted vs. unrestricted, time-restricted vs. purpose-restricted, FASB ASC 958 treatment) breaks most generic CRM-to-accounting integrations. Every funder wants outcome data in a different format. Cohort programs need application screening, waitlist management, and pro-bono slot allocation — none of which standard donor tools handle well. And the team running it is usually two part-time staff and a board that wants real-time financials. The system has to be cheap to run, easy to hand off, and honest about how restricted funds actually flow.
We design each build around the actual mission and revenue model rather than forcing a template. For pure-fundraising orgs we wire NPSP (or HubSpot for Nonprofits) as the source of truth and pipe every online and offline gift through with restricted-fund coding preserved end-to-end, soft-credit and household-giving logic intact, and IRS-compliant hard receipts auto-generated. For program-delivery orgs we add the application and screening flow, cohort scheduling, waitlist management, and pro-bono allocation logic on top — wired back to the donor record so a participant who later donates is recognized as the same person. Mailchimp / MailerLite segments are rebuilt nightly from live CRM queries so year-end and emergency appeals build themselves. Grant reporting templates are written once per funder, logic-model based, with outcome data already plugged in. Looker Studio dashboards give the executive director real-time visibility into every revenue stream and the finance team real-time restricted-fund balances. We're tool-agnostic — when a Salesforce-managed package is the right answer because you're already deep in it, we use it; when a clean custom build ships faster and runs cheaper, we ship that. Either way you get code you own, runbooks that actually work, and a senior US-based engineer on the other end of the email.
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