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FAQ

How is a not-for-profit website different from a corporate website?


Corporate websites are often focused on generating sales or leads. Not-for-profit websites need to balance multiple objectives, including awareness, fundraising, advocacy, service delivery, volunteer recruitment and stakeholder engagement.

Building trust is essential

Supporters want to understand:

  • The organisation's mission
  • How funds are used
  • The impact being achieved
  • Who is behind the organisation

Websites should clearly communicate outcomes, transparency and credibility.

Supporting multiple audiences

Many not-for-profits need to serve:

  • Donors
  • Volunteers
  • Members
  • Beneficiaries
  • Corporate partners
  • Government stakeholders

The website must help each audience quickly find relevant information and actions.

Digital fundraising considerations

Not-for-profit websites often require:

  • Donation forms
  • Recurring giving options
  • Fundraising campaign pages
  • Event registrations
  • Impact reporting

These features require a different approach to user experience and content design than a typical corporate website.