Web Design for Nonprofits

What nonprofits need from a website

Nonprofit sites need more than a clean look. They need clear storytelling, easy donation paths, accessibility, and a structure that helps visitors understand the mission quickly. We design around those priorities so your site supports fundraising and outreach instead of creating friction.

Ideal for

• Community organizations that need clearer donor pathways.
• Foundations and advocacy groups that need strong trust signals.
• Nonprofits that want bilingual messaging without losing clarity.
• Teams looking to rescue an old site that no longer supports their mission.

Nonprofits we have worked with

Nonprofit work is a big part of what we do. A few of the organizations we have built for:

• Priest Holmes Foundation (San Antonio): helped redesign the website for this nonprofit that provides resources and support to underprivileged youth, so donors and families can find what they need more easily.
• FMVS Inc: partnered with the CEO to design an accessible website that makes the organization's mission and services easier to find and understand.
• Lansing Area Veterans Coalition (Michigan): built a resource-rich website for Michigan veterans in partnership with the coalition's Education Committee Co-Chair.
• SAeyeBank (San Antonio): produced promotional and awareness videos for this eye-donation nonprofit.

We have also worked with nonprofits that are not listed publicly. You can see the ones that are in our portfolio.

What a nonprofit website needs

• A donate button on every page that goes straight to your giving page, connected to the donation platform you already use.
• Volunteer and event sign-ups that are quick to fill out on a phone.
• Impact stories with your real numbers, photos and quotes, so supporters see what their gift does.
• Transparency: your board, staff, annual reports and financial information where donors and grant reviewers expect to find them.
• Accessibility basics: readable contrast, alt text on images, keyboard-friendly navigation and captions on videos.
• English and Spanish versions when your community needs both.
• Easy updates, so staff and volunteers can post news and events without waiting on a developer.

Planning to apply for Google Ad Grants? Google requires a working website on your own domain that meets its website policy, so we build with that in mind from the start.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work with our current donation platform?

Yes. We connect your donate buttons and forms to the platform you already use, so you don't have to change how you process gifts.

Can our staff or volunteers update the website?

Yes. We build the site so your team can update events, news and photos without a developer, and we walk them through it.

Do you build bilingual nonprofit websites?

Yes. We build English and Spanish nonprofit sites so you can reach donors, volunteers and families in the language they prefer.

Can you fix our current website instead of starting over?

Often, yes. If your site is broken, outdated or hard to update, Website Salvage can restore it before you decide on a full redesign.