Perhaps you’re a non-profit looking to get a website for your organization, or maybe you already have a website and it’s time for an update. You really want the website to convey your organization’s mission with a high quality, professional look and feel. In addition to that, you want the site to be able to accept donations and increase awareness to donors and beneficiaries.
You probably face many barriers to getting this ideal website. In working with dozens of non-profits, we’ve found that the primary barriers they face are:
Tight Budget
The budget is always tight, and you wonder if it’s a good idea to invest money in the website.
Lack of Expertise
Taking the DIY approach doesn’t seem satisfactory, and it’s hard to know where to start to get help.
Feelings Involved
Maybe a volunteer wants to build the site, or they built the previous one and you want to protect their feelings.
Over the last nine years, we’ve had the pleasure of working with over 40 websites for non-profits. We’ve enjoyed coming alongside these wonderful organizations as they look to advance their mission of helping people.
We are well-versed in the many struggles you face as a non-profit, and we can overcome any of these barriers alongside you. Even if the specific barrier you’re facing isn’t listed here, chances are good we’ve dealt with it before.
Let’s talk about how we can work together to make this easy.
Websites for non-profits are crucial to getting the word out, raising funds, and helping more people. We can help you fulfill your mission.
Let’s Discuss Your Non-Profit Website Needs
Examples of Our Work Building Websites for Non-Profits
Johnson County Crisis Center
Our goal for the Crisis Center was to modernize their current website reflecting their extensive database of information and services, increase user-ability and functionality, and update their look and feel. In addition, a robust mobile site was also important.
Iowa Council of Foundations
When the Iowa Council of Foundations, approached us, they were eager to provide information to their members in a way that was organized and easy, and they had need for a new web presence which included the consolidation of information as well as easy access to member materials.
Musser Public Library
Musser Public Library needed a refreshed, modernized website to go along with various other transitions they’ve been working through for the last couple of years. The goal was to rejuvenate the look and feel of the library, and get people excited about it again!
Flickinger Learning Center
When Flickinger Learning Center came to us, they had a site that wasn’t mobile friendly, and an overall site navigation that needed to be re-worked. They had needs such as donation portal and events calendar that they wanted to be added as well.
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“This project would not be possible without the wonderful support, guidance and expertise of the staff at Big Imprint. They were wonderful to work with, taking our initial sketches on paper and turning them into our intuitive user-friendly website.”
“Wow! I can’t tell you how easy it has been to work with this team – even from a distance (Houston, TX). They are accommodating, very talented, and punctual. I worked with multiple members of their team and they were all exceptional. Keep up the great work! I’ll be back!”
“What a gift to have found the services of Big Imprint. Quick, knowledgeable and friendly, they have provided excellent help to me for my technical needs.”
