Non-profit websites that make the work visible
Funders, volunteers and the communities you serve all look you up first. A clear site showing your programmes and what they have changed is what turns interest into involvement.
What your non-profit site includes
Choosing Non-profit & Community at signup builds a Programmes catalogue on a tabbed detail layout: every programme gets its own page carrying its duration, who it helps, where it runs, the impact so far and how to take part. The category tree arrives built — Our Programmes, with Skill Development and Community Outreach underneath. Your headline numbers sit on the home and about pages, a Team page introduces the people behind the work, and the contact page has a working enquiry form for volunteers and partners. All of this is generated automatically when you pick Non-profit & Community during signup.
Built for non-profit
Every one of these is generated for you at signup — not a roadmap item.
Programme pages
Duration, beneficiaries, location, impact so far and how to take part.
Impact in numbers
Lives reached, volunteers, programmes and years of service, counted on the page.
Programme categories
Skill Development and Community Outreach pre-built, ready to extend.
Volunteer enquiries
A contact form wired to a real inbox the moment the site is generated.
Your brand, not a template
The starter site is where you begin, not what you ship. Choose from six design styles, five font pairings and five background textures, set your own colours, swap in your own photographs and rewrite every line — then add or remove whole sections. It is drag and drop from end to end, so no two non-profit sites built on BrandRafter look alike. Publish when it looks right and the site is live on your own address.
Your non-profit website. Ready in minutes.
Pick Non-profit & Community at signup and BrandRafter builds your starter site automatically — then change anything you like.