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Websites for NGOs and nonprofits in the US

A foundation needs donors, partners, and volunteers to trust it before they take a step. We design websites for NGOs, foundations, and nonprofits that tell your cause clearly, show real projects and results, publish transparency reports, and let people donate online in a few clicks. A website for social organizations that also helps you apply for grants and partnerships.

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  • Your cause, told clearly
  • Online donations
  • Visible transparency
Nonprofit web design: nonprofit foundation websites and nonprofit websites

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What your foundation’s website includes

Built for donors, partners, and volunteers.

What our nonprofit web design service includes: nonprofit website

Cause

  • Your mission and the problem you address.
  • Projects with photos and progress updates.
  • Beneficiary stories, shared with their permission.

Involvement

  • One-time or monthly donations.
  • Volunteer sign-up form.
  • Section for partners and companies.

Trust

  • Annual reports and financial statements.
  • Legal documents and tax registration.
  • Team and board of directors.

Organizations we serve

The nonprofit website types we’re asked for most, so you can find yours.

Foundations

Social programs and donations.

NGOs and nonprofit corporations

Programs, partnerships, and open calls.

What kind of website does your industry need? Find out in a minute

Choose your type of organization and we’ll show you the service designed for it.

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What does your organization do?
What should the website achieve first?

How we design your organization’s website

First, we get to know your business and what the website needs to achieve. Then we design, develop, and test it with you before launch, and we leave everything documented and in your name.

Nonprofit web design process, step by step
  1. Step 1: Discovery

    We talk about your business, your clients, your competition, and what the website needs to achieve.

    You: tell us your goals and references
    You get: scope and sitemap

  2. Step 2: Content and design

    We organize copy and images and design the screens for desktop and mobile.

    You: approve the design and copy
    You get: approved design

  3. Step 3: Development

    We build the site with technical SEO, speed, forms, and WhatsApp built in.

    You: review progress in a staging environment
    You get: a working site in staging

  4. Step 4: Testing and publishing

    We test on multiple devices and browsers, and set up the domain, SSL, and analytics.

    You: give final approval
    You get: a published site

  5. Step 5: Handoff and training

    We show you how to edit the basics and hand over logins and documentation.

    You: attend the training
    You get: logins and a user manual

Informational website or a website that mobilizes

Telling people what you do is good; inviting them to act is what builds support.

Informational-only website

Donate
A bank account number in the footer.
Results
Generic copy.
Transparency
On request.
Volunteers
They email you.

A website that mobilizes

Donate
Visible button and online payment.
Results
Projects with progress updates and photos.
Transparency
Published reports.
Volunteers
Form with their interests.

Does your foundation do a lot but barely show up online? Let’s talk.

Causes we support

Organizations working on many fronts.

Nonprofit web design: case studies and project examples

Education

Scholarships, tutoring, and training.

Environment

Conservation, reforestation, and water.

Community

Children, seniors, and vulnerable populations.

FAQ about nonprofit web design

Can you receive donations from abroad?

Yes, with a gateway that accepts international cards. We help you choose and set up the right one.

What transparency documents should we publish?

Annual report, financial statements, founding documents, and whatever your legal status requires. Your accountant or auditor should review them.

Can the website help us find international funding partners?

It helps a lot: funders review your website before evaluating a proposal. We can build it in English too.

How much does a foundation website cost?

It depends on the sections, the languages, and whether it includes online donations. We quote based on your actual scope.

What other names is nonprofit web design known by?

It’s also searched for as nonprofit foundation website, NGO website, nonprofit website, or donation website. This service is related to responsive design, WordPress, on-page SEO, hosting and domains, page speed, and a WhatsApp button, topics we review with you when your project needs them.

Can’t find your question?

Get a quote for your foundation’s website

Tell us what cause you work on and what you want people to do when they visit your website.

  1. 1You contact us through the form or on WhatsApp.
  2. 2We talk about your business and what you need.
  3. 3You get the proposal in writing, with scope, timeline, and price.

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