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Your Story & Impact
Donors want to see what their money changes. Real stories, photos and numbers from your programs show them.
Impact figures work best when they’re recent and specific, like the total from last weekend’s food drive.
Nonprofit Website Design
Turn people who care into people who give.
5.0 on Google100+ websites launchedSince 2009
A nonprofit website has many jobs: tell your story, show the impact of every dollar, recruit volunteers, promote events and, most of all, make giving easy.
Every page should move someone from caring to doing something about it, so donating, volunteering and signing up for events are never more than a click away.
Online giving, volunteer sign-ups and event registration connect to the tools you already use.
Charities, churches, rescues and community groups
Food pantries, animal rescues, churches and regional foundations all run on the same three things: donors, volunteers and people who show up.
Charities & human services
Programs, impact stories and simple online giving.
Animal rescues & shelters
Adoptable pets, foster sign-ups and donation drives.
Churches & ministries
Service times, events, sermons, online giving and a warm welcome page.
Foundations
Mission, grant programs, application details and reports.
Arts & cultural groups
Seasons, events, tickets and memberships.
Community & youth organizations
Programs, registrations, volunteers and sponsors.
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Online Donations
Donation forms offer one-time and monthly giving and connect to your donation platform. They ask for an amount, payment details and an email for the receipt, and stop there.
Suggested amounts, a plain explanation of where the money goes and a thank-you page worth sharing all help turn a first gift into a monthly one.
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Volunteer Sign-Ups
Each volunteer opportunity gets a clear description and a sign-up form. Someone who wants to help shouldn’t have to email around to find out how.
Listings can say what’s involved and who the role suits, and every sign-up goes directly to your volunteer coordinator.
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Events & Campaigns
Galas, food drives and giving days get event pages, registration and campaign landing pages.
Sponsors can be thanked on the event pages, and past events can stay online as a record of the support your community has already shown.
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Accessible to Everyone
Some of your donors have low vision, and some of the people you serve use a keyboard instead of a mouse. A readable design that works for both lets everyone use the site.
We design with the WCAG guidelines in mind, and before the site goes live we make a test donation and a test volunteer sign-up using only a keyboard.
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Updates Without a Webmaster
Most nonprofits don’t have anyone whose job is the website. On a maintenance plan with monthly edits, you send us news, events and program updates and we post them.
If a staff member does want to post something quickly, they can. And when people move on, nothing about the website leaves with them.
Website maintenance plansPages we build for nonprofits
The pages that turn supporters into donors and volunteers.
Mission & story
Why you exist and who you serve.
Programs
What you do and the difference it makes.
Donate
One-time and monthly giving in a few steps.
Get involved
Volunteer opportunities and sign-ups.
Events
Upcoming events and registrations.
News & stories
Updates, impact stories and reports.
Let people give before they close the tab.
Your stories and numbers come first, and the donate button follows visitors down the page.
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Questions? Answered.
Donation platforms, event registration and who keeps the site current, for nonprofits and churches.
Do you build websites for churches?
Yes. Church and ministry websites get service times, events, sermons or messages, online giving and a welcoming page for first-time visitors.
Can you connect our donation platform?
Yes. We connect donation platforms like Donorbox, Givebutter or PayPal Giving, or build a simple donation form, depending on what you use.
Who updates the website after launch?
We do. It’s part of a maintenance plan, and staff can still post a quick update themselves if that suits your team.
Can you build event registration pages?
Yes. We build event pages with registration and ticketing through the tools you prefer.
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
Small websites start at $1,500 for up to 3 pages. Donations, events and program pages add to the scope, and the quote is based on what your organization needs.
More answers on our web design FAQ page. Still have a question? Call 570.955.6916 or send us a message.
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