Once someone decides to donate, every extra step makes them less likely to finish

What's included in a nonprofit donation page

A good donation page needs to do two things: briefly explain where the money goes and why it matters, and let people donate right away on the same screen. Every extra step, every jump to another page and every awkward form makes it less likely that a donor will finish.

I write, design and build the page myself, so the message, the design and the technical experience are created together and serve one goal.

• Short, clear copy: what the organisation does, who the donation helps and why now.
• A way to donate on the same page, without sending donors somewhere else.
• Real photos and transparent information that build trust.
• A custom design that feels trustworthy rather than generic, and works well on phones.
• A clear structure Google understands, so people searching for the organisation find organised information.

Why it matters for nonprofits

People give when they understand why. A donation button on its own isn't enough, and a generic-looking page can make a potential donor hesitate. Someone arriving from a WhatsApp link or a social post needs to understand within seconds what you're asking and why it matters.

A focused page that explains, shows and lets people donate straight away removes friction at the moment someone has already decided to help.

How it works

Four simple steps. You always know what's happening, and we don't move forward without your approval.

• A quick chat: you tell me about the organisation, its work and what you want donors to do.
• Copy: I write everything on the page. You read it, correct it and approve it.
• Design: once the copy is approved, I design the page around it.
• Build and launch: I build it, test it on phones and computers, and put it live. You get a finished page that works.

What to prepare and what you get

You don't need ready-made copy or a detailed plan. A short chat is enough: tell me what the organisation does, who it helps and what you want people to do when they land on the page. I organise and write everything else.

What really helps is real material from your work: photos of your activity, your volunteers and the people you help, plus details about what a donation makes possible. Real photos and honest information build far more trust than a generic design, so it's worth gathering them in advance.

At the end you get a finished donation page that works on phones and computers, with a clear message and a way to donate on the same screen. You can share the link on WhatsApp, post it on social media or link to it from your existing website, and once it's live you can still come to me for small updates, for example before your next campaign.

How pricing works

The price depends on the scope. For most nonprofits, a focused landing page with one message and one action, to donate, is the right fit. If you also want to present your wider activity, a one-page website or a full website may suit you better.

The prices on the site are starting points. After a short chat you get a clear proposal with the final price before we begin, and payment is split into three parts: 50% upfront, 30% when the design is approved and 20% before launch. Once the page is live, you can still come to me for small updates and maintenance.