Community · charity · not-for-profit

Websites for not-for-profits and community organisations.

A community organisation’s website has to survive committee turnover, work for members of every age and ability, and keep the public side and the members side apart. Those are the constraints these sites are designed around.

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  2. Automation designed✓
  3. Connected to your tools✓
  4. Admin handled✓

Support plans

Everything included.
One simple price.

Whichever way you pay, you get exactly the same work — the whole shebang.

$25076% offfor not-for-profits

$60 / month

Partnership rate. Cancel with 30 days' notice.

What's built in

  • Website design & build — every page, every feature
  • Custom software & client portals built from scratch
  • Workflow automation & integrations between your tools
  • Hosting, domain setup and automatic HTTPS security
  • Edit-in-place content editing for you and your team
  • Dashboard with visitor insight and site health checks
  • User roles and permissions you control
  • Search-ready structure, sitemaps and Google indexing
  • WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility and mobile-first design
  • Monitoring, backups, security updates and support
  • Unlimited changes — no per-change fees, no allowances
  • Training and handover for your staff
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Built for volunteers

Hand it over. Be found. Lighten the load.

01 / Hand it over

Simple enough to pass on with the role.

Plain-language editing that does not depend on one member’s private knowledge of how the site works.

ExampleA new secretary updates the AGM notice on their first week.

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02 / Be found

Events and causes people can find.

Public events are marked up as structured data, so fundraisers and open days can appear in search results.

ExampleSomeone searches for a local community group and finds your next open day.

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03 / Lighten the load

Less admin for volunteers.

We talk through the jobs that drain your committee, then tailor automations around memberships, donations and follow-ups.

ExampleMembership renewals and receipts sent without anyone chasing them.

Workflow · runs 24/7

  1. Sticking point identified✓
  2. Automation designed✓
  3. Connected to your tools✓
  4. Admin handled✓
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FAQ

Community organisation questions, answered.

We are volunteer-run and change committee members every year. Can we manage a website?

Yes. That is exactly what this is designed for. Editing is simple enough to hand over with the role, and support is available when you need it.

Can we keep some content for members only?

Yes. Content and events can be marked internal, so they stay off the public site and out of what is sent to search engines.

Do you offer reduced rates for not-for-profits?

Yes. Not-for-profit and community organisations are offered reduced partnership rates, and there is no build fee. Get in touch for a quote for your organisation.

The detail

Designed around committee life.

Who this is for

Community groups, incorporated associations, charities and volunteer-run organisations across Darwin, Palmerston and the wider Northern Territory. Sporting clubs, service groups, arts and cultural organisations, support networks and the many small bodies that hold a community together without a paid communications officer.

Built for volunteer committees

The person looking after the website next year is probably not the person looking after it now. That single fact shapes everything: editing has to be simple enough to hand over with the role, and it cannot depend on one member's private knowledge of how the site works.

So content is edited in plain language through a straightforward admin area, the structure is obvious enough to follow without a manual, and support is there when a new secretary or publicity officer takes over mid-year.

Accessibility is not optional

Sites are built to WCAG 2.2 AA — contrast checked pair by pair, headings in real order for screen readers, visible keyboard focus, and layouts that hold together at 200% zoom or on a small phone.

For an organisation whose members span every age and ability, that is the difference between people using the site and quietly giving up on it. It also matters for grant and funding obligations, where accessibility commitments are increasingly something you are asked to demonstrate rather than assert.

Events, news and donations

Event listings are marked up with proper structured data, so a public event — a fundraiser, an open day, an annual general meeting — can appear as an event in search results rather than being buried in a paragraph.

News and notices are easy to post, so the site stays current between committee meetings. Where an organisation takes donations, memberships or ticket payments, donation and payment links can be built in and connected to the pages that need them.

Public versus members-only

Not everything belongs on the public internet. Content and events carry a visibility setting: a working bee, a committee meeting or a members-only activity stays internal, off the public pages, out of the sitemap and out of the structured data sent to search engines. The public side shows what you want the public to see, and nothing else.

Cost

There is no build fee. Not-for-profit and community organisations are offered reduced partnership rates on a predictable ongoing cost that covers hosting, security, backups, updates and support — a figure your committee can put in a budget and rely on.

Get in touch and you will get a quote for your organisation, in writing, before anything begins.

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Ask for a quote for
your organisation.

Tell us about your organisation, how many people help run it and what the site needs to do. You will get a partnership rate in writing and a clear idea of the timeline.