Digital Transformation CAI relies on a mix of on-prem Windows Server and older web technologies, indicating room to modernize IT, hosting, and security. A targeted offering could include cloud hosting or a hybrid cloud setup, CDN optimization with Cloudflare, and modern web performance upgrades to improve reliability and scale for future program expansion.

Fundraising Modernization With annual revenue under one million, CAI could benefit from an integrated nonprofit fundraising platform and donor CRM to manage donations, recurring giving, grants, and campaign workflows. Propose solutions that integrate with their website and Facebook advertising and provide analytics dashboards to demonstrate impact to funders.

Donor Volunteer CRM Programs serving families likely rely on volunteers and beneficiary interactions. A CRM that covers donor and volunteer management, program intake, case notes, scheduling, and reporting could streamline operations, improve communication, and enable cross-department collaboration.

Security and Compliance Current tech stack shows basic security headers and Windows Server usage; offer a security hardening package, vulnerability scanning, regular backups, disaster recovery planning, MFA and SSO, and Cloudflare WAF to protect donor and beneficiary data and align with nonprofit data privacy expectations.

Analytics and Impact CAI already uses Google Analytics; propose expanding to GA4 with event tracking for donations, program outcomes, and marketing campaigns. Create dashboards for program managers and funders to demonstrate impact, ROI of services, and support grant applications and fundraising messaging.