Explain the mission
Turn organizational language into an immediate, human explanation of the need, the work, and the difference it makes.
Nonprofit and foundation website design
Nonprofit website design that inspires support and participation.
Nonprofit website design and custom WordPress development for foundations, museums, and community organizations in Connecticut and New York. Make programs, giving, membership, and events easy to find, with accessibility and staff updates planned from the start.
Mission / Programs / Donations / Access
People servedDonors and membersVolunteers and partnersStaff and board
Help people understand the mission and get involved.
A donor may want to understand your work, a family may be planning a visit, and a member may be looking for an event. Each should find the right information without knowing how your organization is structured internally.
Our portfolio includes Merritt Parkway Conservancy, the New Canaan Museum & Historical Society, The Queally Foundation, and The Dalton Foundation. We bring that experience to mission content, program pages, donation and event connections, and WordPress publishing tools your staff can use after launch.
Connect your mission to the people who support it.
We start with your audiences, the questions they need answered, and the actions that matter to your organization.
Make action obvious
Guide people naturally toward donations, programs, events, membership, volunteering, advocacy, or contact.
Organize deep content
Structure programs, resources, news, impact, archives, and governance information so visitors can find it.
Empower the staff
Create sensible WordPress tools and content patterns that a small team can maintain without constant developer help.
From planning through launch
Nonprofit WordPress development, integrations, and training.
Deliverables, integrations, and ongoing support are defined in your project proposal.
Stakeholder discovery
Leadership, staff, board, donor, and participant priorities translated into an agreed website strategy.
Content architecture
Mission, programs, impact, stories, resources, events, governance, and action paths organized for real visitors.
Accessible design
Readable, inclusive interfaces with useful hierarchy, keyboard-aware interaction, contrast, and content guidance.
WordPress + integrations
Donation tools, event systems, email platforms, forms, memberships, archives, migration, and staff-friendly editing.
Launch and support
SEO foundations, redirects, analytics, performance checks, training, documentation, and post-launch support.
Selected website design projects
See how these clients present their services, programs, products, and experience online.
Museum and nonprofit website
New Canaan Museum & Historical Society
An inviting, content-rich experience connecting exhibitions, research, membership, donations, and the organization’s historic campus.
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Historic preservation nonprofit website
Merritt Parkway Conservancy
A public resource connecting parkway history, preservation projects, advocacy, news, and support for the Conservancy.
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Education and scholarship foundation website
The Queally Foundation
Mission content, scholarship programs, and grantee stories help visitors understand the foundation’s focus and opportunities.
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Philanthropic foundation website
The Dalton Foundation
A shared platform for the foundation’s work in veterans’ support, education, community programs, and disaster relief.
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Quality beyond the homepage.
- Responsive web designPrograms, events, and giving pages designed for supporters who browse, donate, register, and share from their phones.
- Search-ready contentProgram and event pages with clear descriptions and internal links that help people discover your cause, services, and ways to get involved.
- Accessibility reviewKeyboard access, page structure, readable contrast, alternative text, and key participation forms reviewed against the WCAG criteria agreed for your project.
- Website performanceImage-rich program pages, event calendars, and donation journeys checked against performance targets, with campaign traffic considered during hosting and integration planning.
- Straightforward WordPress updatesStaff and volunteers can post events, update programs, and publish news using agreed templates, supported by training and documentation for future editors.
Common questions
Before we begin.
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
Our corporate and nonprofit website pricing starts at $25,000. The final scope depends on content migration, donation or event integrations, accessibility requirements, archives, and the number of people involved in reviews. A smaller project may fit the essential website scope described on our pricing page.
Can you work with our board and staff?
Yes. The process creates clear moments for broad input while establishing a smaller decision group so the project stays focused and moves forward.
Can you connect our donation and email systems?
Yes. Donation, event, email, CRM, and membership tools can be evaluated during discovery and included in the technical plan.
Will accessibility be considered?
Yes. Accessibility is part of content, design, development, and testing. A target standard and any formal compliance needs should be agreed at the start.
Planning a website project?
Let’s make the mission easier to act on.
Tell us about your organization, current website, and priorities. We will outline a scope for content, design, development, and launch.