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Strategy first
We work out who you need to reach and the one thing you want each of them to do.
Supporter and member journeys
Funder and sponsor needs
A clear job for every page
Not-for-profit websites that move people.
Website design for Australian charities, community organisations and clubs. Clear sites that turn visitors into donors, members and volunteers.
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01 / The problem
People want to help. Most sites make it hard.
A supporter lands on your site ready to give, join or sign up. If they can't see what you do and what to do next within a few seconds, that goodwill goes somewhere else.
We build sites that explain the cause quickly and put the next step in front of people. Donate, register, volunteer.
02 / What you get
One build. Nothing missing.
Built for the people who keep you going: supporters, members, volunteers and funders.
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Design and copy
Your story told plainly, with real photos of real people.
Custom design, mobile first
Copy written for you
Impact shown, not just described
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Built to take action
The forms and tools your organisation runs on, in one place.
Donations and sign-ups
Registrations and events
Sponsor and partner pages
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Easy to run
Set up so staff and volunteers can keep it current without calling a developer.
03 / Website work
Community work
Websites for a campaign, a club and a charity.
(03) Projects
More Pay In May
Challenge A gambling awareness campaign that needed people to sign up for a month-long challenge.
What we did A campaign website built around the sign-up, with the facts, the countdown and the events that keep people involved.
Umina Bunnies RLFC
Challenge A community rugby league club with players, families, volunteers and sponsors all looking for different things.
What we did A club website with registrations, news, events and a proper home for sponsors.
UCE School
Challenge A Cambodian school and charity that needed supporters overseas to understand the work and give.
What we did A website that tells the school's story and makes it simple to donate, partner or volunteer.
04 / Process
How a build runs
01
Look.
We look at your current site, who you need to reach and what you need them to do.
02
Plan.
A page plan and wireframes, agreed before any design starts.
03
Build.
Design, copy and development together, with you reviewing as it takes shape.
04
Sharpen.
Launch is the start. We track, test and improve from real data.
05 / Clients
Don't take our word for it.
“Jared helped us understand how marketing could work for our business, and his guidance has consistently generated results. Whenever issues come up, he's quick to jump in and find a solution. Having a reliable expert on hand has made a huge difference.”
Matt Williamson / central coast strength & conditioning
“Jared's strategic guidance and the results he's delivered mean we can focus on running and growing the business, without worrying about where the next job is coming from. As a new business we started with nothing online. Now the enquiries keep coming, and that's given us real confidence to grow.”
dean young / blakk sportswear
“Jared knows his s**t! Jared is our go-to for everything web, marketing and strategy. Whatever problem or challenge we throw at him, he thinks it through deeply and strategically and always delivers!”
Masini Matautia / 2.0 Events
“With Jared, our marketing is set and forget. We started Booms Up with no website and no presence in a crowded industry. He built the site, got us showing up in search and kept the enquiries coming, so we can focus on running the business.”
Kyle Rethus / Booms Up Civil Group
“Jared's been a huge part of getting Papa V Pizza up and running. He understood what we wanted to build and helped us establish a strong presence in the area. We've gone from starting out to becoming the number one pizza shop locally in a pretty short time. He knows his stuff, keeps things simple and gets it done.”
Todd Van Epen / Papa V Pizza
06 / Questions
Straight answers
How much does a not-for-profit website cost?
It depends on the size of the build. We quote once we understand what the site needs to do.
The main drivers are the number of pages, whether you need donations, registrations or a shop, whether we write the copy, and how involved the design is, from a flat, static layout to custom graphics and motion effects. We'll work with you to understand what the organisation needs, then give you a clear figure you can take to your board or committee.
Can the site take donations?
Yes. We set up one-off and recurring donations through a secure payment provider.
Donors can give in a few taps on a phone and get a receipt automatically, and the funds go straight to your organisation's account. We'll help you choose a payment provider that suits your size, and set up the donation page so it explains where the money goes.
Can volunteers update the site themselves?
Yes. Adding news, events and photos takes no technical skill.
Every project comes with a choice. We can train your staff and volunteers to keep the site current, with notes they can hand to whoever takes over next. Or you can choose our hosting support and we handle updates for you.
Can it handle registrations, memberships and events?
Yes. Clubs and community groups usually need all three.
We can build sign-up forms, season registrations and event listings into the site, or link cleanly to the system your league or association already requires. Sponsors get a proper page too, which helps when it's time to renew them.
We answer to a board or committee. How does approval work?
We plan for it. You get a clear scope and set stages to sign off.
Committee decisions take time, so we agree the scope up front and break the project into stages with something concrete to approve at each one. We're happy to present the plan or the design to your board, and to write up what was decided so nobody is relying on memory.
How long does a build take?
It depends on the complexity of the project. Most sites take 6 to 10 weeks from kickoff to launch.
Smaller community sites sit at the quicker end. The most common delay is approvals, and gathering photos and content from volunteers, so we ask for those early and keep the list short.
What happens after launch?
We host and look after it, so the site stays fast, safe and online.
Hosting includes weekly plugin and theme updates, daily backups, uptime monitoring and security protection. If you'd rather make your own edits, we'll train your team. Otherwise, choose our hosting support and we handle any changes for you.
07 / The bigger picture
A website is one lever. We pull all four.
A good site works harder with search and ads behind it. See how we approach website design as a whole.
All website design08 / Contact
Let's talk websites.
Tell us about your organisation and what your current site isn't doing. If we can help, we'll show you how. If we can't, we'll tell you straight.
We reply within one business day.