Nonprofit websites have to do several jobs at once: explain the mission, earn trust from donors, recruit volunteers and give small teams a site they can update themselves. The agencies here work with nonprofits, foundations and social impact organizations of every size.
Several work only with mission-driven clients and understand fundraising, accessibility and lean budgets; others bring large-scale brand experience to cultural and public institutions.
Brand and communications agency working only with nonprofits.
Design studio in Brooklyn working with social impact organizations and foundations.
Brand and digital design agency for social impact organizations.
UI/UX design and branding agency in San Francisco, working on digital products, websites and design systems for SaaS, fintech and enterprise companies.
Branding and design studio in Chicago focused on mission-driven organizations.
Website agency building sites for nonprofits.
Design partnership led by individual partners, working across brand identity, graphic design, packaging and environments.
Branding and design agency in Chicago that turns complex company stories into clear brands.
Design studio in San Francisco working with nonprofits and social enterprises.
Brand and design studio in Brussels with offices worldwide, working on identity, web and editorial.
A clear mission, visible impact, an easy donation path and content staff can update without a developer.
Some offer nonprofit pricing or smaller scopes. Ask about it on the first call and be clear about your budget range.
Usually one your team can maintain, such as WordPress, Webflow or Squarespace, with integrations for your donation and CRM tools.
Very. Many nonprofits serve audiences who rely on assistive technology, and some funders expect accessible sites. Ask agencies how they test for it.
