Websites and Digital Tools for Nonprofit Organizations

Many organizations collect RSVPs in one form, take payments in another and check people in from a printed list. We build event and membership platforms that keep these steps together. A guest registers, pays if the event has a fee, gets a confirmation and is checked in at the door from the same record.

• Event pages with RSVP forms, capacity limits and waitlists
• Paid and free tickets, with payments handled through Stripe
• Check-in at the door from a phone or tablet
• Attendance records your team can export for reporting

Members expect to log in, see their status, update their details and find what is relevant to them. We build member portals on Laravel and Filament or on Next.js, depending on what the organization already uses. Staff get an admin panel to manage members, roles and content without editing code.

Portals can hold documents, event history, renewal status and announcements. Access rules decide what each member, chapter leader or staff member can see.

A donation page has one job: let a supporter give quickly and feel confident doing it. We build donation pages with clear amounts, recurring giving options, receipts sent by email and tracking so you can see which campaign brought each gift. Pages are tested on phones, where many supporters give.

Donor and member records can sync to Klaviyo for email updates or to a CRM such as Twenty CRM, so your team sees giving history next to event attendance.

Text messages get read, which makes them useful for event reminders and RSVP confirmations. Business texting in the United States also has rules. We set up texting on Twilio or Telnyx with A2P 10DLC registration, recorded opt-in consent, HELP and STOP handling, and segmented lists so members only get messages that apply to them.

• Event reminders and RSVP by text
• Two-way messaging so staff can answer replies
• Segments by chapter, campus, event or membership type

Nonprofit sites serve a wide audience, including people who use screen readers or keyboard navigation. We build and remediate sites to WCAG 2.1 AA, and we maintain them after launch with updates, security monitoring and backups. When a site needs to move to a new platform, we plan the migration with redirect maps so existing links and search rankings carry over.

We also set up GA4 conversion tracking for donations, registrations and signups, so staff can see which emails, texts and social posts lead to action. That data helps a small team spend its time on the channels that work for its members.