<human>: OK - I will try and explain this the best I can...

We have a physical server at our office.  We are a local nonprofit and we received a grant to update our technology.  We got a new IT Company to do the work specified in the grant.  One thing they said they would do is upgrade our server. 

So at the start of it they initially said it would take two days without email/internet to get our server updated... that was two weeks ago and we've been having issues almost everyday.

One of the biggest issues is our Blackberries.  Before the server was "upgraded" our Blackberries worked fine.  We worked with our last IT company who downloaded softward onto our server and we were able to wirelessly synch everything - email, calendar, contacts etc. 

With the new tech company now AFTER the "server upgrade" we can only recieve email - we cannot get our calendar or contacts to synch.  Also when I read my emails on my computer it does not show that I read them on my Blackberry.

When I brought this up to our "IT guy" he said that it was Verizon's issue.  So I called Verizon but they said it was our server.

I brought our "IT guy" into my office today and I got Verizon on the phone.  I'm not sure what went on buy at the end of the conversation in order for us to get all the functions of a Blackberry we will need to pay an extra $15 per phone a month and have another program installed onto our server which will cost us $80 an hour for our "IT guy" to do it.

Are we getting hosed?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: I have no technology expertise and I need to know if the local nonprofit where I work is getting taken advantage of by our IT company.