Nonprofit Website Design.

Websites for nonprofits, foundations and school groups: explain the work, show where it happens, and make it easy to give or get involved.

What it needs

What a Nonprofit Website Needs.

Drawn from the launched site above. Every business is different, so yours gets what it will actually use.

01

A page for each place you work

Each community you serve with its own page and its own photographs.

02

Every program explained

What each program does and who it helps, set out on the page.

03

Ways to give

The ways you already take donations, such as PayPal, Zelle and Venmo, in one place.

04

Photos of the work

Your own photographs of the people and the places, not stock pictures.

05

A private contact form

Volunteers and donors reach you without your email address on the page.

06

Your own domain

Live on your organization's own address, set up for you.

How it works

See Three Concepts Before You Commit.

01

A short conversation

Fifteen minutes by phone or email about your business, your customers and what the site needs to do. No long questionnaire.

02

Three concepts, free

We design three homepage concepts for you, each with its own layout, positioning and colors. They cost you nothing, and there is no obligation.

03

Pick one, or mix and match

Choose the direction that feels most like your business, or take the parts you like from each. We refine it with you until it is right.

04

We build it and launch it

Only then do we build the full site, typically with a first draft inside a week, and launch it on your own domain when you are happy.

Questions

Questions Nonprofits Ask.

Do I need to know what I want the site to look like?

No. That is what the three free concepts are for: you see three different directions and choose one, or mix the parts you like.

Can people donate through the site?

Yes. Kyne Hands Foundation's site gives three ways to give: PayPal, Zelle and Venmo.

Can you replace our old website?

Yes. Kyne Hands Foundation's new site replaced its old WordPress site, on the same address.

Will my email address be on the site?

No. Messages come through a contact form and go straight to your inbox, so your address is never published for scrapers to find.

Next

What Would Your Three Concepts Look Like?

You don’t have to know what your website should look like. We’ll design three different directions, free, before you decide whether to work with us.

Get your three free concepts