Where you actually stand
A 0–100 Security Readiness Score across the four areas auditors, funders, and your board care about most. No jargon, no IT-speak — just the number and what it means.
Two questions every nonprofit leader has — and most can’t answer with confidence. The 60-second scorecard gives you both: your Security Readiness Score, the gaps your board will ask about first, and an estimate of the $10K–$50K in tech grants that could pay to close them.
Most nonprofit leaders can’t answer these with confidence. After the scorecard, you’ll have specific answers — generated from your actual answers, not generic advice.
A 0–100 Security Readiness Score across the four areas auditors, funders, and your board care about most. No jargon, no IT-speak — just the number and what it means.
A dollar estimate of the tech grants your organization most likely qualifies for. Most nonprofits are leaving $10K–$50K unclaimed — usually because no one’s told them what’s available.
The two or three gaps that matter most for your specific situation — written in plain English, in the words you’d actually use to brief your board.
If you’re an Executive Director, CFO, or Operations lead and IT lives somewhere on your plate — this is for you. Every question is answerable off the top of your head in under ten seconds. No looking things up. No asking your “IT person.” No technical knowledge required.
Nine out of ten nonprofit leaders I talk to are doing more right than they think — and missing one or two things that could quietly cost them everything. The scorecard tells you which is which in 60 seconds.
Gary Power Director of Business Development, Power Consulting