Nonprofit Website Design

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Powerfully Simple Nonprofit Website Design

With years of building custom nonprofit websites under our belts, we developed a powerful website platform just for nonprofits, charities, associations and foundations. It’s easy, economical and comes with the strategic advice and support you won’t find with a generic website builder.

Nonprofit-Specific

Accept donations, grow your email list, and manage volunteers and events. Our sites come with the nonprofit-specific features you need most.

No Big Upfront Costs

We make it simple by including the cost of setup, hosting, security and more in a monthly rate, eliminating big upfront costs.

Dedicated Support Team

We view ourselves as a partner for your nonprofit. You’ll get the attention you deserve from nonprofit marketing experts, not interns.

From a Nonprofit Partner

The team at Wired Impact satisfied all of our requests on time and on budget, resulting in a site far superior in every way to our previous one. Additionally, they provided helpful information on related issues, and advised on the pros and cons of all of the decisions made along the way. See more testimonials

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Websites for Nonprofits

Looking to make an easy-to-manage website for your nonprofit?
Our team can help you through the process, quickly launching a site without distracting you from your mission.

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More Than Just a Pretty Website

Nonprofit website design should mean more than building a slick online brochure. Our team works with each client to make sure you see tangible outcomes from your website:

Boosting Fundraising
Increasing Volunteerism
Driving Membership
Serving Your Community

From a Nonprofit Partner

Pro Bono Partnership found Wired Impact had the deep technical knowledge and expertise to advise us on the right tools, platforms, and options to accomplish our website goals. Thanks in large part to their nonprofit specialization, they were able to help guide us through an ambitious timeline and a complex content and functional process. We're thrilled with our new site and continue to hear positive feedback from our multiple constituencies! See more testimonials

Recent Nonprofit Projects

Learn more about our approach to nonprofit website design by digging into our portfolio of recent custom work. We’ve partnered with organizations of all sizes and across diverse missions, collaborating with each group to find solutions that meet their goals and the needs of their visitors.

Fight Colorectal Cancer

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Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley ReStore

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Core Knowledge Foundation

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Aim High

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National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias

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Center for Arab American Philanthropy

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Resources for Nonprofits

From our library of nonprofit guides

How to Increase Traffic to Your Nonprofit Website
How to Increase Traffic to Your Nonprofit Website
31 Ways to Boost Your Nonprofit's Online Fundraising
31 Ways to Boost Your Nonprofit’s Online Fundraising
Beginner's Guide to Nonprofit Website Content
The Beginner’s Guide to Nonprofit Website Content

Recent posts from our nonprofit marketing blog

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nonprofit storytelling

Nonprofit Storytelling: How to Use One Person’s Story to Inspire Many

When we talk about nonprofit storytelling in your marketing, we’re talking about using real stories about real people who were or are in need of something that your nonprofit can provide them. Stories pack emotion, and people act on causes that make them feel something. Using more stories in your nonprofit marketing will engage your…

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newsletter names

How Better Newsletter Names Can Boost Your Subscriber List

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the word “newsletter.” Unless that’s not really what you’re offering. Many organizations are selling themselves (and their content) short by hiding it behind a lackluster name that only vaguely describes its worth. Nonprofits can use their newsletter names to attract and engage subscribers by better demonstrating relevance and value.

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