I set up several websites for non-profits of various types. The thing that WordPress.com has going for it is better security (updates applied promptly), lower

I set up several websites for non-profits of various types. The thing that WordPress.com has going for it is better security (updates applied promptly), lower pricing than dedicated WP accounts at DreamHost, etc. (typically these kind of providers low-ball the first year), usable by non-technical users, etc. Trying to teach people to use Git to push an update seems difficult. And teaching them Markdown. And dealing with images. someorg.wordpress.com is not as nice as someorg.com but there's no domain to be not renewed. There's levels of privileges, etc.