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Websites for UK charities and nonprofits

A charity website grows donations, volunteers and awareness. It needs a frictionless donate flow, real impact storytelling, and to be accessible to everyone. Here is how we build it.

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What a UK charity site needs

Supporters give and get involved when they trust you and can see impact. A charity site has to tell your story compellingly, show where money goes, make donating effortless (including Gift Aid), and make it easy to volunteer or join events. Accessibility matters more here than almost anywhere.

We build charity sites that grow support: a smooth donation flow (with your payment/fundraising platform), impact and story pages, events and campaigns, volunteer and newsletter sign-up, and an accessible, WCAG-minded design. Easy for your team to keep current on a tight budget.

From small local charities to established nonprofits, we tailor it to your causes and campaigns, and we are happy to talk about not-for-profit budgets.

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Built for charities

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Frictionless donations

A smooth donate flow with Gift Aid, integrated with your fundraising platform.

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Impact storytelling

Story and impact pages that show donors where their money goes.

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Volunteers & events

Sign-up flows for volunteering, events and campaigns.

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Accessible

WCAG-minded design so everyone can use and support you.

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Common questions

How much does a charity website cost?

Charity sites typically run £3,000–£9,000 fixed-price. We are happy to discuss not-for-profit budgets and phased builds.

Can you integrate donations and Gift Aid?

Yes, we connect common donation/fundraising platforms with Gift Aid support.

Is the site accessible?

Yes, we build with accessibility (WCAG) in mind, which is essential for charities.

Can volunteers sign up online?

Yes, volunteer, event and newsletter sign-up flows are built in.

Grow your support

Tell us about your charity and your goals. We reply with an approach and a fixed-price quote.