Charity web design

Charity websites have to work hard on small budgets, and they’re often kept up to date by volunteers. We’ve built websites for charities, societies and festivals for more than twenty years, from Yes to Life, the UK’s integrative cancer care charity, to Mill Hill Music Festival.

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What can a charity website do?

The features we’ve built for charities and community organisations include:

  • event listings and online ticket sales
  • photo galleries, including galleries pulled in from Flickr
  • private members’ areas
  • directories and maps
  • radio show and video archives
  • sites designed to be easy for older visitors to use

Charity and community websites we’ve built

A charity website we've looked after for years

Yes to Life is the UK’s integrative cancer care charity, and we’ve looked after its website for many years. It’s a large WordPress site with a lot to do: a searchable map and directory of practitioners, clinics, organisations and suppliers, an archive of the charity’s radio shows, and information about its support groups.

Our job has been to keep all of that easy to use, for the people looking for help and for the charity’s team, who keep the site up to date themselves.

Charity websites: common questions

Yes, for more than twenty years, including Yes to Life, Jack Petchey’s Speak Out Challenge and Hampstead Photographic Society.

Yes. We’ve built private members’ areas, for example for Hampstead Photographic Society.

Yes. Mill Hill Music Festival sells tickets through its WooCommerce website.

New websites start at £475. We’ll give you a quote after a free chat about what your charity needs.

Tell us about your website

A free, no-obligation chat is the best place to start. Call 07946 640 799 or send us a message.

Get a quote Call 07946 640 799