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Websites for charities and community groups.

A site volunteers can actually keep up to date, at a price a small committee can approve.

Small charities, clubs and community groups tend to end up with a site built years ago by a volunteer who has since moved on, and nobody left who can change it.

The fix is a simple, properly built site plus someone to ring: £350 all in, then £19.99 a month for hosting, updates and content changes, so an out-of-date page is a phone call rather than a project.

What matters here

Different priorities to a business site.

Easy to keep current

Dates, events and committee changes are the things that go stale. Changes are part of the monthly support, so there is no hourly bill for updating a date.

Trust and transparency

Your registered number, your trustees, your aims and how money is used, laid out plainly where people look for them.

Clear ways to help

Donate, volunteer, join, attend — each one obvious rather than hidden in a menu.

Readable for everyone

Proper headings, good contrast and type that scales, which also happens to be what search engines read.

Practicalities

Things a committee will ask.

One fixed price

£350 all in, which a committee can approve in one meeting without a proposal process.

Who owns it

The domain is registered in the organisation's name, so it never depends on one volunteer's account.

Handover

You get the details, the access and a person to ring, rather than a mystery nobody can unpick later.

Ongoing cost

£19.99 a month, cancellable, covering hosting, updates, backups and changes.

Common questions

Straight answers.

Do you offer charity discounts?
The price is already £350 all in, which is well below the usual cost of a built site, so there is no separate charity rate. What you get instead is the same package and the same support as any client.
Can volunteers update it themselves?
They can, but most groups prefer not to: content changes are included in the monthly support, so a text or a call gets it done properly.
Can we take donations on the site?
The site can link to your existing donation platform, which is usually cheaper and safer than building payments from scratch.
What if our committee changes?
The domain and the site belong to the organisation, not to an individual, and the details are handed over in writing so nothing is lost when people move on.
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