Charities & Voluntary Groups
Supporters, funders and volunteers all check a website before they get involved. Make sure yours says what you do — clearly, and without an agency's price tag.
For a small charity or voluntary group, a website often does more work convincing people to trust you than any leaflet or Facebook post can. A funder checking your legitimacy, a new volunteer weighing up whether to get involved, or a family looking for support — all of them are likely to look you up first, and what they find shapes whether they take the next step.
The trouble is that most agencies quote charities the same price as a business, which can eat into money that should be going towards your actual cause. This was built to remove that trade-off: a proper, trustworthy-looking website, without a setup fee that has to come out of donations or grant funding.
And because your work doesn't stand still, neither should your site. New appeals, impact stories and volunteer opportunities can go up as soon as you have them, at no extra cost — so the site always reflects what you're doing right now, not what you were doing when it was first built.
What you do, who it helps, and why it matters — the page most funders and new supporters read first.
A clear route in for people who want to give money, time, or skills — with your donation link or contact details front and centre.
Fundraising results, new projects and the difference you're making, kept current so visitors see an active, credible organisation.
Your charity number and trustee details, presented properly — the kind of detail funders specifically look for before they commit.
Hosting, unlimited content updates and support are all included. No setup fee, no contract, no charge per appeal or update you send.
Fill in the form and I'll get back to you — usually the same day. Or call, text, or email me directly.
Tell me about your charity
Fill in the form and I'll come back to you as quickly as I can — usually same day.
Your details go straight to Jake — never shared with anyone else.