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The fastest way to build a nonprofit website is to describe your mission to we.inc's AI and let it write and build the site, including a homepage, programs page, and donate page, in minutes. You can also start from a free template and publish it right away with no AI. Either way you connect a donation processor separately, or take gifts through your own Stripe account; AI editing starts on the Starter plan at $20 a month.
Riverbend Youth Alliance: an example site for nonprofits, made with We.Inc.
A nonprofit website that shows donors and volunteers your mission, your impact, and exactly how to help, designed and written by AI from a short description.
Pages every nonprofit website needs
Home: States your mission in one sentence, shows the population you serve, and puts a Donate button above the fold. This is the page most visitors judge you on in the first five seconds.
Programs: Describes what you actually do, who qualifies, and how someone gets help or gets involved. Donors and grant reviewers both read this page closely.
Donate: Explains what a gift funds in concrete terms (a meal, a session, a kit) and links out to your donation processor. Concrete framing outperforms a generic 'give now' ask.
Volunteer: Lists current volunteer roles, time commitment, and a signup form so interested people do not have to email you to find out how to help.
Our Impact: Annual numbers, a short story or two, and photos with real captions build the trust that turns a first-time visitor into a recurring donor.
About / Board: Nonprofits face more trust scrutiny than businesses. Listing your board, EIN, and financial transparency (a link to your Form 990 or annual report) answers the question before it is asked.
Try this prompt
A website for a food bank in Columbus, Ohio called Harvest Table Food Bank with a mission statement, a programs page describing our pantry and mobile delivery routes, a volunteer signup form, and a donate page. Warm, trustworthy tone with photos of our distribution days.
A real nonprofit site, not a template
This is Riverbend Youth Alliance, a nonprofit business we described to the AI in a sentence. Every service, price and line of copy on it was written for that business. See the Riverbend Youth Alliance example site.
Start from this design
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About nonprofit website design on we.inc
Attract donors and volunteers with a compelling site that shares your impact and vision.
A nonprofit website designed around your actual services and prices, not a stock layout. Describe the business and the AI writes and builds every page.
Features designed for your industry
Donate: Accept donations with secure online giving.
Volunteer: Recruit volunteers with signup forms.
Impact: Share your organization's impact and success stories.
Who this nonprofit website design suits
Charities
Foundations
Advocacy groups
Community organizations
Educational nonprofits
What makes a nonprofit website work
Donations need a processor, not just a button
The AI builds your donate page with clear copy, and gifts can go through your own Stripe account or a donor platform such as Givebutter or Donorbox, which adds receipts and donor management. Most of these charge a small platform or card-processing fee on top of the card fee, and it is worth comparing before you commit since some nonprofits pay double what they need to.
Grant reviewers and major donors read differently than casual visitors
A grant officer will look for your EIN, your board list, financial transparency, and a specific program description before they look at your homepage photos. Keep an About or Transparency page current, since an outdated 990 link or missing board bio is a common reason a grant application stalls.
Recurring gifts fund your operating budget more than one-time gifts
Most donation processors support a monthly giving option at checkout. Mentioning recurring giving on your donate page, even briefly, tends to convert a share of one-time donors into monthly ones, which is the revenue nonprofits can actually plan around.
Google offers free search ads to registered 501(c)(3)s
Google Ad Grants gives eligible nonprofits up to $10,000 a month in search ad credit. It requires a working, policy-compliant website (real content, a clear calls to action, no broken links) so getting your site in order first makes the application smoother.
What it costs
Beyond your domain (about $10 to $20 a year), plan on a monthly fee from whichever donation processor you choose since we.inc does not include one. A small or volunteer-run nonprofit can publish a free template site with no AI at all; once you want the AI to write and update program pages, stories, and campaigns as your work evolves, Starter at $20 a month covers most single-location organizations.
The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
You can publish one of we.inc's templates for free, which covers up to three sites on a we.inc address with no AI involved. If you want the AI to write and edit your site, Starter is $20 a month for 250 credits. On top of that, budget for your domain (about $10 to $20 a year) and your donation processor's fees.
Can I accept donations directly on my site?
Yes. You can take donations through your own Stripe account, or use a donor platform like Givebutter or Donorbox. The AI can build a donate page with your ask and impact language.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on a paid plan: Starter and above include connecting your own domain, with SSL and hosting included. The free plan publishes on a we.inc address.
What pages does a nonprofit actually need?
At minimum a homepage, a programs page, a donate page, a volunteer page, and an about or impact page with your board and financial transparency. Grant reviewers and larger donors specifically look for the board list and a link to your Form 990.
Will my nonprofit site show up in search results?
We.inc generates clean HTML with editable page titles and descriptions, which are the basics search engines look for. Ranking also depends on your program pages having real, specific content and on getting a few other sites (partners, local press, directories like GuideStar or Candid) to link back to you.
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