What We've Done

What We’ve Done – Non-Profit

AIS continually works with non-profit organizations, public schools and private educational institutions. Our years of experience in helping these types of non-profit organizations provide us with a unique understanding of how to apply technology solutions to benefit every part of the organization.

Some of the non-profit organizations that AIS has worked with are:

• Community Nutrition Network & Senior Services Association of Cook County
• Cook County Meals on Wheels
• The LaGrange Area Department of Special Education
• Social Coaches
• Helping Hand Rehabilitation Center

Non-profit organizations serve a great purpose in the community and society. AIS is proud to be a leading technology services provider in the non-profit organizations area.

What We’ve Done – Small & Medium Sized Businesses

With technology changing the business playing field, small to medium sized businesses are constantly searching for a competitive advantage. AIS can help. We are experts at streamlining business processes, reducing waste, increasing office efficiency and gaining customer mind share.

Our results are time-tested. AIS has helped customers like the West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry to increase membership. In addition, AIS helped the Chamber increase efficiency with custom specified computers and document imaging processes. We have helped Little People's Country to establish both web and marketing presence.

What We’ve Done – Community

AIS is committed to serving the local community. We regularly participate in community events, fund raisers, charity events and other local activities. AIS has helped fundraise for numerous causes via web sites, personal donations, fund raisers and other interactive events.

This year, AIS helped the Deidra Pfiefer foundation. Diedra Pfiefer was diagnosed with Scleroderma, a chronic connective tissue disease. Over 300,000 people in the U.S. are afflicted with Scleroderma, of which 80,000 have been diagnosed with the systemic form that attacks the internal organs, and that is Deidra's diagnosis.

AIS helped with a web site to help raise funds for Diedra to undergo a very costly transplant procedure. The fundraisers were all a great success, and on October 28, 2004, Diedra entered Northwestern Memorial Hospital to begin transplant work!

AIS is proud to be a part of the community and help in what ever way possible.