Website design for nonprofits. Make the mission clear and giving easy.

Many nonprofits run on dedicated people and tight budgets, and the website gets whatever time is left over. The result is familiar: an outdated homepage, a donation button that leads to a clunky form, impact numbers from three years ago and programs described in internal jargon.

That costs more than it seems. Donors give where they feel confident. Funders check your website. Volunteers give up when they cannot find out how to help.

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  Donors

  They want to know what their money does, see proof and give in a few taps. Every extra field or redirect on the donation path loses some of them.

• 02

  Funders and grant makers

  Program officers check your site before and after they read your application. Clear mission, programs, outcomes, leadership and financial transparency make you easier to fund.

• 03

  Volunteers

  They need to see what help is needed, when and where, and sign up without emailing back and forth.

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  The people you serve

  Often on a phone, sometimes on a slow connection, sometimes in another language. They need to find help fast, and the site has to be accessible.

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  Press and partners

  Facts, contacts, logos and recent news in one place, so they do not have to ask.

Simply Solutions Funding in Columbus, Ohio helps US nonprofits find, write and manage the grants that fund their work. We built their new website: 20 pages, each made for a search their clients actually make, scoring 100/100 in Lighthouse SEO. Working with them taught us what funders look for and how nonprofits search for help.

• Client · Website · SEO · USA

  20 pages

  Simply Solutions
  A US grant consultancy went from a homepage where Google could read 46 words to 20 pages built to rank, scoring 100/100 in Lighthouse SEO.

  Read the case : Simply Solutions →

• Mission and programs explained in plain language, not internal jargon.
• Impact shown with numbers and stories you can update easily.
• A donation path with as few steps as possible, connected to your platform.
• Volunteer and event pages with clear signup.
• Transparency: leadership, board, annual reports and financials in one place.
• Accessibility built in, not bolted on.
• Speed on basic phones and slow connections.

Nonprofit budgets should go to the mission, not to plugin licenses and emergency fixes. We build static sites that have very little to update or secure, which keeps running costs low and the site stable for years. Hosting and changes can be handled month to month through website maintenance, with no lock-in.

If you use Google Ad Grants, a fast site with clear landing pages also makes that free ad credit work harder. See landing page design.

"We make a difference in our community" is on almost every nonprofit website. It does not move anyone. What moves people is one specific story, a number with context and a clear line from a donation to a result.

We design impact sections that are easy to keep current: a short story with a photo, two or three numbers from your latest report and a link to the full annual report. When the year changes, you send us the new numbers and the site is updated. Funders see an organization that tracks its outcomes, and donors see where their money goes.