NGO and Charity Website with Donations

A registered charity or NGO gets a website from this package that explains its programs, shows who runs it and where money goes, and takes one-off and monthly donations online. Donors decide quickly whether to trust an organization, so the site puts the evidence they look for one click from the donate button.

Pages that earn a donor's trust

Each program page describes a project with photos and the figures you report, such as families reached or wells repaired, in your own numbers. The about page names the board and shows your registration details, for example a 501(c)(3) EIN, a Canadian charity number or an ACNC listing. On Business, a reports library holds annual reports and accounts as downloads, so a grant officer or major donor finds them without asking.

The donation form

Donations run through GiveWP or a Stripe form, with PayPal as an option, and the donate button stays on every page. Starter takes one-time gifts. Business adds monthly giving, suggested amounts tied to outcomes you define, such as one school kit or a month of meals, and receipts emailed automatically with the wording your accountant approves.

• Premium gives donors a dashboard to update a card or change a monthly gift without emailing you.
• Gifts can be made in honor or memory of someone, with an optional notification to a family member.
• A tick box lets donors cover the processing fee, so more of each gift reaches the work.
• Donor records export to CSV or to a donor CRM such as Bloomerang or Little Green Light.

What the organization decides

Whether a gift is tax-deductible, and what the receipt must say, depends on where you are registered, so your board or accountant confirms that text. Payment accounts are opened in the organization's legal name. Stripe and PayPal both offer reduced nonprofit rates in some countries, which you apply for directly.