We’re not an agency.

We used to be one, working only with nonprofits since 2009.

And like most agencies, we were built for orgs with $25,000+ budgets and 6+ month timelines.

That didn’t work for a lot of nonprofits.

Today, we’re built differently.

Our Mission is Simple:

Make it easier than ever for nonprofits to launch a website they’re proud to share

You don’t need a huge budget or months to spare. You don’t get billed for every page update.

Our team handles the entire build, so you can save time and stay focused on the work that matters most for your cause.

We’ve worked with some incredible people over the years


We’re dreamers, changemakers and creatives with a shared vision:

A world where every nonprofit can launch a website effortlessly.

You handle the pieces of the website only you can.

And we handle everything else.

Your Entire Website, Built for You

We design, write and build your entire website. You don’t have to draft a page.

That way you can spend less time worrying about your website and more time actually running your organization.

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We’ve loved working with Wired Impact. Our website is finally working with us and not against us. Best decision we could have made!

Alix Collins, Center for Responsible Travel

Website Experts Supporting Your Cause

Since 2009, we’ve helped hundreds of nonprofits launch websites that fuel their movements.

And once your site is live, we’re here to support you or make edits at no additional charge.

The Wired Impact team, ready to support nonprofits with their websites.

Core Values

At Wired Impact, we believe…

where other institutions have failed communities.

The most powerful tools don’t matter if they’re too difficult to actually use.

It’s fundamentally the right thing to do. And creates a richer world for us all.

We trust everyone to own their work and be accountable for it.

And we’re all better when we can bring our full, authentic selves with us to our work.

It’s best to start small, launch fast, then iterate based on feedback and failures. Failure is great as long as we’re learning and staying curious.

Processes matter. They eliminate distractions, freeing us up to focus on solving bigger, more important problems.

Ready for a Website You’re Proud to Share?

If you’re ready for a site that does your cause justice and you can proudly send to supporters, book a call. We’ll share what we’ve seen work well for nonprofits like you.