Good work deserves a good website.
Each year we build a few websites for registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits, free. Same custom design and build our paying clients get, and the site is yours when we're done.
What we look for
Where a site will change something.
A registered 501(c)(3)
You have your IRS determination letter and a clear mission you can explain in a few sentences.
A real need
A better site would change something concrete, like donations, volunteers, or people finding your programs.
Someone to work with
One person who can send content and give feedback while we build.
How it works
From application to a site you own.
You apply
Tell us about your organization and what a new site would help you do. About five minutes.
We review
We confirm 501(c)(3) status with the IRS and choose the projects we can take on this round.
We reach out
If we pick your organization, we email you to set up a call and plan the site together.
We build, you own it
Custom design, built and handed over with a walkthrough. The site is yours.
Apply
Tell us about your organization.
About five minutes. Fields marked * are required.
What people ask before they apply.
Is it really free?
Yes. We don't charge for the design or the build. You still pay for your own domain and hosting, the same as any site, and we'll help you pick an affordable setup.
How do you choose?
We pick the projects where a site will make the biggest difference and where we can do the work well. Fit with our schedule matters too.
Will I hear back?
If we pick your organization, we'll email you to set up a call. We can't reply to every application one by one, so if you don't hear from us, we couldn't take it on this round.
Can I apply again later?
Yes. Apply again in a later round, especially if your situation has changed.
Do we have to be a 501(c)(3)?
Yes. Pro bono sites are only for registered 501(c)(3) organizations. We ask for your EIN and confirm your status with the IRS before we reach out.
Not a 501(c)(3), or need it sooner?
Paid sites start at $399, with the price set by page count before any work begins.