Community clubs and not-for-profits
a website that tells prospective members why to join, keeps existing members informed, and supports fundraising, managed so it doesn't depend on whichever volunteer built it.
What we see most
- Volunteers change and nobody is responsible for the website
- Prospective members need a clear reason and way to join
- Fundraising events need tools a standard website doesn't have
- Members need one place for news, meetings and resources
How we help community clubs and not-for-profits
Clubs, societies and not-for-profits run on volunteers, and websites are often built by one enthusiastic member and left behind when that person moves on. We build websites that serve members and supporters well and can be looked after properly over time.
A clear front door for new members
A club website should explain what the club does, who it’s for, when and where it meets, and exactly how to join. That clarity turns interest into new members.
One place for members
News, meeting information, blog posts and learning resources in one place keep members connected between meetings.
Fundraising tools that fit the event
Some fundraisers need more than a donate button. An online auction, for example, needs lots, bidding, closing times and bidder accounts, which is a dedicated system rather than a standard online shop.
Managed, so it keeps running
A fully managed website means updates, security, backups and changes are handled for the club, so the site keeps working whatever changes on the committee.
Ready to talk about your project?
Tell us about your project and what you need help with.