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Nonprofits and community groups

Make it easy for neighbors to show up.

A website for nonprofits, community groups, clubs and congregations that says what you do, who you serve and how to get involved. Designed from scratch by a family you can call by name.

People help after they understand you.

  1. They want to know what you actually do.A neighbor hears about you and looks you up. In a few lines they should see who you serve, what you do and why it matters.
  2. They look for a way to get involved.A weekend, an hour, a skill. A clear way to say yes beats a general “contact us.”
  3. They check that you are the real thing.Who runs it, where you are and what you have been doing, in your words, before they give their time or their support.

Full business website

Your story, your events, a way to join.

A full business website gives your mission, your events and the sign-up a page each, which is what a visitor looks for.

  • Your story, written plainly.What you do, who you serve and why, on pages designed from scratch around your cause.
  • Events and dates, easy to find.What is coming up, where and when, readable at a glance on a phone.
  • A volunteer sign-up.A short form with a name, a contact and the event, arriving as an email alert, connected and tested before launch.
  • A donate button that goes to your tool.If you already collect donations through a tool, the button sends people to it. Taking donations on the site itself is a payments question we settle in your quote.
  • Built to WCAG 2.2 AA.Your community includes everyone, and so does the site. We check it before launch.

See this kind of site Free site check

Less chasing, more doing.

  1. Instant repliesA message that arrives at night gets an answer in seconds, from what you told us, saying it arrived and when someone will reply. The email with the message reaches your phone too.
  2. An assistant for the usual questionsWhen is the next event? Where do I park? How can I help? It answers using only what you told us, and passes anything else to a person instead of guessing.
  3. A page of what workedOnce a month, one page: how many people found you, how many wrote or tapped to call, and what changed. Useful for a board that wants to see the site working.
Everything that runs itself

Questions from the board.

More questions
Have you built a site for a nonprofit?
Our one published site is conika.co, an architectural design and visualization studio in Pasto, Colombia. We designed and built it from start to finish, and we show only what we made, so we cannot point to a nonprofit site yet. Judge us by it, and by the free check.
Can the site take donations?
If you already collect donations through a tool, the site can send people to it. Taking donations on the site itself is a payments question: we ask how you collect today, and your quote says exactly what we connect.
Our volunteers change. Does the site depend on one of them?
No. The code, the content and the domain are yours, and with Care you get a dashboard to change text and photos, so it does not depend on whoever set it up last.
We are a small team with a small budget. Is a site realistic?
Yes. We do not publish prices, and you get one fixed price in writing the day after our call, with nothing added without your yes. One page that explains what you do and how to join is a smaller site, and it can grow later.

See your site the way a neighbor does.

Start with the free site check: about two minutes, mostly taps, nothing to pay. We open your site on a phone and a computer the way your customers do and show you what to fix first. No site yet? Book a call and we start from a blank page. Other kinds of business

Free site check
Example · Morning Loaf
  1. 01Free checkabout 2 min
  2. 02Call30 min
  3. 03Quotethe next day
  4. 04Design and build6 weeks on average
  5. 05Careevery month
Fixed price · date in writing