Who We Help

Free website for your nonprofit

Your mission deserves to be seen online.

Webspansion builds free websites for small nonprofits and community organizations — so your work can reach the people who need to find it.

Who this is for

This is for small nonprofits and charitable organizations that have a real mission but limited resources for web help. That includes:

  • Small registered or unregistered nonprofits
  • Youth programs and after-school organizations
  • Advocacy and awareness groups
  • Mutual aid organizations
  • Faith-based community organizations
  • Environmental or conservation groups
  • Any mission-driven org that needs a credible online presence

The problem

Small nonprofits often do real, meaningful work without anyone being able to find or trust them online. Donors want to see a website before giving. Volunteers want to know the organization is real before committing time. Potential partners want to verify you exist.

Without a website, even a legitimate, well-run nonprofit can look unprofessional to outsiders. And building one can feel out of reach when every dollar is accounted for.

Read more: What every nonprofit website should make easy

How Webspansion can help

Webspansion can build a clean, professional nonprofit website that makes it easy for people to understand your mission, donate, and get involved.

  • Mission and about section — who you are, what you do, why it matters
  • Programs or services section — what your org actually does
  • Donation page — linking to your existing donation platform (PayPal, GoFundMe, etc.)
  • Volunteer or get-involved section
  • Contact info and form
  • Impact or results section if you have data to share
  • Mobile-friendly layout
  • Basic SEO so search engines can find you

What a free starter website might include

  • Homepage with mission statement and CTA
  • Programs/services page or section
  • About page (team, history, leadership)
  • Donation section linking to your platform
  • Volunteer/get involved section
  • Contact form and info
  • Mobile-responsive layout
  • Basic SEO metadata
  • Free Webspansion subdomain

What Webspansion does not guarantee

Webspansion is not a registered nonprofit. Contributions to Webspansion are not tax-deductible.

Webspansion doesn't build donation processing systems from scratch. Donation pages link to existing platforms (PayPal, GoFundMe, Donorbox, etc.) — you set those up.

SEO and donor reach are not guaranteed. Good SEO basics are included, but rankings and traffic are not something any web developer can promise.

Acceptance is not guaranteed. Capacity is limited.

Post-launch updates are based on availability. This is not an ongoing managed service.

What to prepare before applying

  • Organization name and mission statement (even a rough one)
  • What programs or services you run
  • How people can donate or get involved
  • Logo if available
  • Photos of your work if available
  • Contact info to show on the site
  • Links to your existing donation platforms (PayPal, GoFundMe, etc.)

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about getting a free website for your nonprofit.

Does my nonprofit need to be registered?+

No. Webspansion helps both registered nonprofits and unregistered community groups. You don't need 501(c)(3) status to apply.

Can you build a donation processing page?+

Webspansion can build a donation section that links to your existing platform (PayPal, GoFundMe, Donorbox, etc.). Full payment processing systems are outside the free scope — they require backend infrastructure.

What if we don't have good photos?+

The site can still be built. Photos help, but a clear mission, honest copy, and clean design go a long way without a professional photo shoot.

Can the site help recruit volunteers?+

Yes. A volunteer or "get involved" section is standard. It can include a contact form, role descriptions, and whatever details would help someone decide to reach out.

Ready to apply?

Free. No catch. Just apply and explain your mission.

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