Built for environmental nonprofits, service clubs and NGOs. Every package is a fixed price with a written scope, so your board can approve a number instead of an estimate. You own the domain, the content and the accounts from day one.
Built on WordPress, hosted where you can leave if you ever want to, and registered in your organization’s name.
For all volunteer clubs and newly formed organizations that need a credible presence fast.
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For staffed nonprofits that raise money online and run programs and events year round.
For regional NGOs and multi program organizations with donors, members and reporting obligations.
Multi site networks, membership systems and chapter portals start at $15,000 and are quoted against your scope and reporting requirements. We will write the technology section of the grant application with you at no charge if we are named as the vendor.
A site that is not maintained is a site that gets defaced, and a defaced donation page costs more than a year of care.
Keeps the lights on and the site safe.
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For organizations that change the site most months.
An outsourced web team for organizations without one on staff.
You supply photos from the work. We turn them into a calendar that runs whether or not anyone on your board remembers to post this week.
For clubs posting meetings, service projects and member news.
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For staffed nonprofits running events and appeals on a real calendar.
For regional NGOs with a giving day, a gala or a policy calendar.
Most nonprofits are paying for email they could be getting free, or running on personal Gmail addresses that walk out the door when a volunteer does.
A verified 501(c)(3) gets Google Workspace Business Starter at no cost for up to 2,000 users, and qualifies for the Google Ad Grant, which is $10,000 a month in search advertising credit. Business Standard drops to roughly $3 per user per month.
We pass seat costs through at your nonprofit rate with no markup. We charge for the setup and the ongoing care, not for reselling you software.
Most Rotary clubs are organized as 501(c)(4) and do not qualify for Google for Nonprofits or the Ad Grant. An affiliated club foundation holding 501(c)(3) status usually does. We check your determination letter before you spend a dollar, and we will tell you plainly if the answer is no.
Each bundle pairs a one time build with the monthly plan that keeps it alive.
All volunteer clubs and small chapters getting organized for the first time.
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Staffed nonprofits with donors, programs and a fundraising calendar.
Regional NGOs that need the whole function handled.
