Design that earns trust in non-profits.

Yes. We have designed websites, reports, plans and presentations for non-profits, charities and First Nations organizations. Mission-driven work is some of the most meaningful work we do.

Non-profit website design has a few jobs at once: explain your cause clearly, build trust with donors and funders, recruit volunteers and make it easy to give or get involved. We also design annual reports, strategic plans and presentations that turn your impact into something people can see and remember. We understand that budgets and boards matter, so we're upfront about scope and help you prioritize what will make the biggest difference for your organization.

Yes. We build on custom WordPress so your team can add news, events and stories without help. For most non-profits, being able to update the site in-house is essential.

We set up your WordPress website with editing tools that make sense for your content, like news posts, event listings, staff and board pages, and donation or volunteer calls to action. Then we show your team how to use it, so staff and volunteers can keep things current without calling a developer every time. If your organization changes over time, the site can grow with you. We're also available for ongoing support if you'd like someone to handle updates and maintenance.

No, but we understand non-profits well, and we bring lessons from every industry we work in. Our clients include professional services, healthcare, construction, education, startups and more.

That experience is genuinely useful for charities. Marketing and e-commerce work helps us design donation forms that people actually complete, while corporate projects sharpen how we present annual reports and impact data. At the same time, we respect what makes the non-profit sector different: boards, volunteers, limited budgets, sensitive stories and communities that deserve to be represented with care. Whether you're a small charity or a larger organization, you get thoughtful non-profit branding and web design informed by a wider view.

Branding projects start at $7,500 and custom websites at $15,000. Every project is quoted individually after a free consultation, so we can shape the scope around your goals and your budget.

For non-profit websites and branding, the main factors are how much content you have, donation or event integrations, whether you need a full brand identity, and supporting pieces like annual reports or presentations. If you're working with a fixed grant or budget, tell us. We can suggest how to phase the work so the most important pieces come first. After the consultation you'll get a clear written quote that's easy to share with your board or funders.

Most branding projects take 6–10 weeks and most websites 8–20 weeks. Non-profit projects often depend on board approvals and staff availability, so we plan for that from the start.

If your project is tied to a fundraising campaign, an anniversary, a grant deadline or an annual general meeting, let us know early and we'll build the schedule around it. Content is usually the biggest variable: program descriptions, stories, photos and impact numbers all need gathering and approval. We provide a clear checklist and can help write content if your team is stretched. After your consultation you'll get a realistic timeline with review points that work for your organization.

Yes. If your brand is in good shape we'll design within it; if not, we'll tell you honestly. Many non-profits have a logo with history and community recognition behind it, and that has real value.

We'll review your brand across your website, reports, social media and event materials. If it's consistent and reflects who you are today, we'll design within it. If it looks dated, feels inconsistent or no longer reflects your mission or community, we'll explain where it's falling short and suggest options, from a gentle refresh to a full rebrand. We understand that brand changes in a non-profit often involve your board and community, so we'll help you bring them along.