Sectors

Charity website design.

Overview

Small team. Big-name track record.

Trusted on 30+ projects by names like Nike, Visa and Disney.

Three years grown on referrals alone, not ad spend.

Brand, website, SEO and ads under one roof. One brief, one team.

The Think designs and builds websites for charities and non-profits. We make your cause easy to understand, your impact easy to see and donating, volunteering or getting help easy to do, on desktop, tablet and mobile.

What a charity website needs to do

A charity website serves several audiences at once: people who need your help, supporters thinking about giving, volunteers, funders checking your credibility and journalists looking for a quote. Each of them needs a clear route, and none of them should have to dig. The site also has to be accessible, quick on mobile and simple for a small team to keep up to date.

What's included

  • Clear journeys for every audience — get help, donate, volunteer, fundraise and partner, each one obvious from the homepage.

  • Donations — your donation platform built into the journey, with one-off and regular giving and Gift Aid prompts.

  • Impact and stories — case studies, figures and reports presented so supporters can see the difference they make.

  • Accessibility — designed with readable type, strong contrast, clear structure and keyboard-friendly navigation, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA.

  • Events and campaigns — pages your team can create quickly for appeals, challenges and fundraising events.

  • An easy-to-edit CMS — news, stories and vacancies updated without a developer.

  • Search foundations — titles, schema and fast pages, ready for SEO for charities.

Brand and website together

If your identity no longer reflects the work you do, we can refresh it alongside the website. See non-profit branding. We build mainly in Framer, and also in WordPress where that suits your team. We're a London-based team working with charities across the UK and beyond.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a charity website cost?

It depends on the number of pages, integrations such as donations or CRM, and how much content needs writing. After a short call we give you a clear scope and fixed quote.

Can you integrate our donation platform?

Usually, yes. We work with common donation and fundraising platforms and design the giving journey around them.

Will the website be accessible?

We design and build with accessibility in mind, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA, and check key templates before launch.

Can our small team update the site?

Yes. We set up a simple CMS and show your team how to add news, stories, events and vacancies themselves.

Do you design for mobile?

Yes. Every charity website is designed and tested on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Start your mission

Our process

(TT — LDN, UK)

©2026 the think

01
Discovery

A short call to understand your firm, the services you want more of and where your clients come from today.

02
Strategy

Keyword research, competitor review and a clear plan for pages, positioning and campaigns, with a fixed scope and quote.

03
Design & build

One team handles brand, copy, design and build, so your website and marketing launch on time and work on every device.

04
Launch & grow

We launch, track enquiries and keep improving through SEO, ads and content, with plain-English reporting on what's working.

Selected work

(TT — LDN, UK)

©2026 the think

FAQ

Sectors

Charity website design.

Overview

Small team. Big-name track record.

Trusted on 30+ projects by names like Nike, Visa and Disney.

Three years grown on referrals alone, not ad spend.

Brand, website, SEO and ads under one roof. One brief, one team.

The Think designs and builds websites for charities and non-profits. We make your cause easy to understand, your impact easy to see and donating, volunteering or getting help easy to do, on desktop, tablet and mobile.

What a charity website needs to do

A charity website serves several audiences at once: people who need your help, supporters thinking about giving, volunteers, funders checking your credibility and journalists looking for a quote. Each of them needs a clear route, and none of them should have to dig. The site also has to be accessible, quick on mobile and simple for a small team to keep up to date.

What's included

  • Clear journeys for every audience — get help, donate, volunteer, fundraise and partner, each one obvious from the homepage.

  • Donations — your donation platform built into the journey, with one-off and regular giving and Gift Aid prompts.

  • Impact and stories — case studies, figures and reports presented so supporters can see the difference they make.

  • Accessibility — designed with readable type, strong contrast, clear structure and keyboard-friendly navigation, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA.

  • Events and campaigns — pages your team can create quickly for appeals, challenges and fundraising events.

  • An easy-to-edit CMS — news, stories and vacancies updated without a developer.

  • Search foundations — titles, schema and fast pages, ready for SEO for charities.

Brand and website together

If your identity no longer reflects the work you do, we can refresh it alongside the website. See non-profit branding. We build mainly in Framer, and also in WordPress where that suits your team. We're a London-based team working with charities across the UK and beyond.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a charity website cost?

It depends on the number of pages, integrations such as donations or CRM, and how much content needs writing. After a short call we give you a clear scope and fixed quote.

Can you integrate our donation platform?

Usually, yes. We work with common donation and fundraising platforms and design the giving journey around them.

Will the website be accessible?

We design and build with accessibility in mind, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA, and check key templates before launch.

Can our small team update the site?

Yes. We set up a simple CMS and show your team how to add news, stories, events and vacancies themselves.

Do you design for mobile?

Yes. Every charity website is designed and tested on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Start your mission

Our process

(TT — LDN, UK)

©2026 the think

01
Discovery

A short call to understand your firm, the services you want more of and where your clients come from today.

02
Strategy

Keyword research, competitor review and a clear plan for pages, positioning and campaigns, with a fixed scope and quote.

03
Design & build

One team handles brand, copy, design and build, so your website and marketing launch on time and work on every device.

04
Launch & grow

We launch, track enquiries and keep improving through SEO, ads and content, with plain-English reporting on what's working.

Selected work

(TT — LDN, UK)

©2026 the think

FAQ

Sectors

Charity website design.

Overview

Small team. Big-name track record.

Trusted on 30+ projects by names like Nike, Visa and Disney.

Three years grown on referrals alone, not ad spend.

Brand, website, SEO and ads under one roof. One brief, one team.

The Think designs and builds websites for charities and non-profits. We make your cause easy to understand, your impact easy to see and donating, volunteering or getting help easy to do, on desktop, tablet and mobile.

What a charity website needs to do

A charity website serves several audiences at once: people who need your help, supporters thinking about giving, volunteers, funders checking your credibility and journalists looking for a quote. Each of them needs a clear route, and none of them should have to dig. The site also has to be accessible, quick on mobile and simple for a small team to keep up to date.

What's included

  • Clear journeys for every audience — get help, donate, volunteer, fundraise and partner, each one obvious from the homepage.

  • Donations — your donation platform built into the journey, with one-off and regular giving and Gift Aid prompts.

  • Impact and stories — case studies, figures and reports presented so supporters can see the difference they make.

  • Accessibility — designed with readable type, strong contrast, clear structure and keyboard-friendly navigation, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA.

  • Events and campaigns — pages your team can create quickly for appeals, challenges and fundraising events.

  • An easy-to-edit CMS — news, stories and vacancies updated without a developer.

  • Search foundations — titles, schema and fast pages, ready for SEO for charities.

Brand and website together

If your identity no longer reflects the work you do, we can refresh it alongside the website. See non-profit branding. We build mainly in Framer, and also in WordPress where that suits your team. We're a London-based team working with charities across the UK and beyond.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a charity website cost?

It depends on the number of pages, integrations such as donations or CRM, and how much content needs writing. After a short call we give you a clear scope and fixed quote.

Can you integrate our donation platform?

Usually, yes. We work with common donation and fundraising platforms and design the giving journey around them.

Will the website be accessible?

We design and build with accessibility in mind, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA, and check key templates before launch.

Can our small team update the site?

Yes. We set up a simple CMS and show your team how to add news, stories, events and vacancies themselves.

Do you design for mobile?

Yes. Every charity website is designed and tested on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Start your mission

Our process

©2026 the think

01
Discovery

A short call to understand your firm, the services you want more of and where your clients come from today.

02
Strategy

Keyword research, competitor review and a clear plan for pages, positioning and campaigns, with a fixed scope and quote.

03
Design & build

One team handles brand, copy, design and build, so your website and marketing launch on time and work on every device.

04
Launch & grow

We launch, track enquiries and keep improving through SEO, ads and content, with plain-English reporting on what's working.

Selected work

©2026 the think

FAQ