Custom websites for non-profits, charities, and foundations. Donation flows tuned for recurring giving, impact pages built for funder scrutiny, accessibility-first design that passes WCAG 2.2 AA out of the box.
Most non-profit sites get the homepage right and then collapse on the donation form or the programme page. We start at the donate flow and work backwards.
Multi-step donation flow with one-tap recurring options, employer-match lookup, gift-aid auto-claim for UK donors, and confirmation pages that suggest the next ladder rung. Stripe and PayPal both wired. No third-party iframes that hurt CWV.
Programme pages with named beneficiaries, dated outcomes, methodology footnotes, and downloadable annual reports. Built for non-profits that compete on credibility with institutional funders rather than viral moments.
Accessibility audited at build time and yearly. Cookie banner with granular consent. Donor PII flows minimised by design. Schema markup for NGO, DonateAction, and grant programmes so funders find the work in search.
Yes. We map every existing URL, ship 301 redirects in the same release, preserve title and meta where they already rank, and run a pre-launch crawl audit. Google Ad Grant compliance (geo-targeting, CTR, single-keyword ad groups) is reviewed in week 1 and preserved through the rebuild.
Either way. We have an in-house writer with non-profit experience who interviews programme staff and beneficiaries for two hours per programme, then drafts the programme page. If you prefer to write it yourself, we provide a structured brief.
Yes. We build on Payload or Sanity so your team adds programmes, news, and impact updates in a clean visual interface, with image cropping, draft preview, and approval workflow. No code touching required for routine updates.
We art-direct the shoot, write the shot list, and recommend two or three documentary-style photographers in your area or programme country. Programme photography is sensitive — we follow safeguarding protocols and never publish identifying images of vulnerable beneficiaries without informed consent.
Eight to twelve weeks. Week 1-2 strategy and content audit. Week 3-5 design and build. Week 6 donation flow integration with your payment provider and CRM. Week 7-9 review cycles. Week 10 SEO migration plan and Ad Grant audit. Week 11-12 launch and monitoring.
Both. Small non-profits (<$1M annual budget) get a focused 10-page build with a single donation flow. Large foundations and federated charities get multi-region sites with separate programme portfolios, donor portals, and per-region payment routing.