Built for media non-profits
We know your world. We're built for it.
Public media stations, community radio, documentary organizations, and mission-driven broadcast groups face a distinct set of operational challenges. LogicFlare was built to meet them.
The problem we solve
Media non-profits carry an unusual operational load.
Running a media organization on a non-profit model means doing more with less — constantly. But the operational complexity doesn't shrink to match the budget. It grows.
Broadcast infrastructure demands
Transmitters, studios, remote equipment, and digital platforms all require active management — and the consequences of failure are immediate and public.
Event-heavy calendars
Pledge drives, galas, community screenings, fundraisers, and member events stack up fast. Each one requires production-level coordination that pulls staff away from core work.
Distributed teams and facilities
Many media non-profits operate across multiple locations — studios, offices, remote bureaus — each with its own property, IT, and logistics needs.
Lean budgets, high accountability
Every dollar is scrutinized by boards, donors, and the public. Operational inefficiency isn't just costly — it's a reputational risk.
Staff wearing too many hats
When your content team is also managing vendor contracts and IT tickets, something suffers. Usually the mission.
How we work
The LogicFlare model for media non-profits.
We don't parachute in with a report and leave. We embed with your organization, learn how it actually works, and take full ownership of the operational functions that slow you down.
Discovery
We spend time inside your organization — talking to your team, mapping your workflows, and identifying where operational friction is costing you the most.
Transition
We take over the service areas you need, building systems and processes that work for your specific context — not a generic template.
Ongoing partnership
We operate as an extension of your staff — responsive, accountable, and always aligned with your mission. You get a dedicated team, not a ticket queue.
Your dedicated team
The people behind the work.
When you partner with LogicFlare, you get a named team — not a helpdesk. These are the people who will know your organization, your workflows, and your mission.
Gregory Delgado
Founder & CEO
Jordan spent a decade as operations director at a public media organization before founding LogicFlare. She built this company because she lived the problem — and knew exactly what a real solution would look like.
Kaitlyn Ryan
Festival Production & Operations
Sam has managed technology environments for non-profit and media organizations for 15 years. His philosophy: great IT should be invisible. If your team is thinking about their tools, something has already gone wrong.
Priya Nair
Event Management
Priya has produced more than 200 events for mission-driven organizations — from intimate donor dinners to large-scale galas and pledge drive productions. She is obsessively detail-oriented and relentlessly calm under pressure.
Marcus Webb
Director of Property & Operations
Marcus brings deep experience managing multi-site facilities for non-profit organizations. He handles the complexity of physical spaces — leases, maintenance, vendors, compliance — so leadership never has to.
Is LogicFlare right for you?
We're a strong fit if your organization...
Not sure if we're the right fit?
We'd rather have an honest conversation than a bad fit. Tell us about your organization and we'll give you a straight answer about whether LogicFlare makes sense for you.
No sales pitch. No pressure. Just a real conversation about your operational challenges and whether we can help.
Let's talkLet's talk about your organization.
Tell us about the operational pressures your team is facing. We'll show you exactly how LogicFlare can help — and whether we're the right fit.