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Nonprofit and charity websites

A nonprofit website for your programmes, ways to give and governance documents

We design WordPress websites for charities, associations, foundations and community organisations. A small association is well served by the company profile website: up to 3 pages in one language with your mission, programmes and a contact and support page, for JOD 150 / ⁦$212⁩ when hosted on our Managed Site plan (current offer), or JOD 250 / ⁦$353⁩ at the regular design price, delivered with 2 revision rounds in 10 working days after we receive your full content. Most organisations, though, need pages for governance, the board and financial reports, and those come with a larger site by written quote.

Up to 3 pages in one language: home with your mission, programmes and projects, and contact and support
Design, delivery and 2 revision rounds in 10 working days after we receive your full content
Governance pages, financial reports and news in a larger site by written quote, with the domain registered in your organisation's name

Send us your organisation's details on WhatsApp See a sample nonprofit website

We reply within within 4 business hours during business hours. No payment before a written quote listing the pages, and we will tell you plainly whether the package is enough.

Sample design

Situations nonprofits deal with often, and what the website does

A donor asks on WhatsApp for the account number, then copies it from a blurry photo or an old message.

A support page shows the bank transfer details and CliQ alias exactly as the board approves them, or a link to the donation channel you already use, so staff send one up-to-date link.

A funder or partner asks for your statutes and latest financial report, and staff search their email for the last approved version.

In a larger site, a governance page and an archive of annual reports and financial statements by year, where you upload approved files and share one link.

Volunteers leave their names in Facebook comments or private messages, and requests get lost between accounts.

A short volunteer form for adults that asks only for name, phone and a short message, and goes to an email your organisation chooses.

Only people who attended know your programmes, and activity photos online show beneficiaries who were never asked.

The programmes page explains each programme: what it offers, who it is for and when, with illustrations or activity photos without faces. No beneficiary's photo or name goes up without their written consent.

What does a nonprofit website include?

The company profile package covers up to 3 pages: home with your mission, programmes and projects, and contact and support with the volunteer form and privacy notice. Governance, board, financial report and news pages come with a larger site by written quote, and most organisations need them.

Home: the organisation and its mission
In the package
A short introduction to the organisation, its field and the area it serves, its vision and mission, the main programmes, and Volunteer and Support buttons at the top. You can also show your registration number and the body you are registered with, if you wish.
Programmes and projects
In the package
One page with a section per programme: what it offers, who it is for, when it runs, and how to request or support it. Photos show activities and places, with no beneficiary faces or names unless they gave written consent.
Contact and support
In the package
Bank transfer details and CliQ alias, or a link to the donation channel your organisation already uses and is authorised for, a short volunteer and contact form asking for name, phone and a short message, then address, map and privacy notice.
Governance and policies
In a larger site
Statutes, conflict of interest, whistleblowing and privacy policies, committees and their roles, and a complaints and suggestions channel. These are among the items Saudi Arabia's transparency and disclosure standard assesses.
Board and executive management
In a larger site
Board or trustee members with their positions and terms, and the executive director's details and how to reach them, updated after each election or change.
Annual reports and financial statements
In a larger site
An archive by year of activity reports and approved financial statements as PDFs, where your organisation uploads each year's file from the dashboard.
News and volunteer registration
In a larger site
News of activities and campaigns with dates, and a fuller volunteer page listing openings per programme. Its form stays for adults and asks for the minimum.

Features a nonprofit website needs, and why

Ready pages for transparency and disclosure items

In Saudi Arabia, the transparency and disclosure standard assesses what an organisation publishes on its website, such as statutes, policies, board members and a complaints channel. We give each item a clear place for your documents, and we make no promise about any assessment score. These pages come with a larger site.

A report archive you update yourselves

Annual reports and financial statements come out once a year. We set up an archive by year where your organisation uploads the approved file from the dashboard, so the record stays complete even when staff or the board change. It comes with a larger site.

Giving details without a payment gateway

Online payment is not part of the package, and permission to collect donations is the organisation's responsibility. So the support page shows bank transfer details and a CliQ alias, or a link to the channel you already use and are authorised for, in clear type that is easy to copy. It is included in the package.

A volunteer form for adults that asks for the minimum

The form asks only for name, phone and a short message, with a box confirming the volunteer is an adult and a consent box. No national ID, home address or health details, because you don't need them for a first contact. It is included in the package.

A design that respects beneficiaries' dignity

We design with illustrations and photos of activities and places, without the faces of children or families you support. Any beneficiary's photo or name goes up only with their written consent, and that decision and responsibility stay with your organisation.

A second language for partners and funders

International bodies and partners read about you in English before any meeting. The package is in one language of your choice; a bilingual site comes with a larger site, and your organisation supplies or approves the translation.

Sample design

A sample nonprofit website

This is a sample we built for a fictional association in Amman. Its content, names and account details are all invented, and it is not a client's site. It shows a larger bilingual site with a governance and transparency section; the package itself is up to 3 pages in one language.

A home page for a fictional association in Jabal Al-Nuzha with its mission and Volunteer and Support buttons
A programmes section: what each programme offers, who it is for and when, with illustrations and no photos of people
A governance and transparency section as it would appear in a larger site: board, statutes, policies, financial reports and a complaints channel
A volunteer form for adults asking for name, phone and a short message, with a consent box
Sample bank transfer and CliQ details clearly marked as not real

Open the sample Arabic version

A sample nonprofit website — phone screenshot

Transparency, fundraising and privacy: what to keep in mind

In Saudi Arabia, the Transparency and Disclosure Standard in the governance guide for civil society organisations (second edition, April 2022) assesses what an organisation publishes on its website: statutes, policies, trustee board members, executive director details, branches and committees, a complaints channel, vision and mission, programme reports and financial statements. The standard is an assessment tool and states that it does not replace the regulations. So we offer ready pages for these items, and we make no promise about an assessment score.

Saudi Arabia's National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development announced the second phase of its governance data disclosure project for all associations without exception, as Okaz reported in June 2025. That disclosure happens on the Center's platform, and a website does not replace it, but it shows the same documents to donors and partners.

In Jordan, we have not reviewed an official text on registering associations or collecting donations for this work, so we state no rules we have not checked. Before publishing donation details or any channel for giving, your organisation checks with the competent authority or the registry it is registered with, and the same applies to organisations in Saudi Arabia or the Gulf. Start Bigger gives no legal advice, and the package includes no payment gateway.

A volunteer form collects personal data. Jordan's Personal Data Protection Law No. 24 of 2023 requires notifying people before their data is processed, sets stricter conditions for sensitive data, and requires consent for a person without legal capacity to come from their guardian. So the form is for adults only and asks for name, phone and a short message, with a privacy notice and a consent box, and no beneficiary data is collected through the website.

Sources: Transparency and Disclosure Standard guide for civil society organisations, Saudi Arabia (second edition, 2022, Arabic) · Okaz: second phase of the governance data disclosure project for all associations (June 2025, Arabic) · Personal Data Protection Law No. 24 of 2023, official English translation, Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship

What does your organisation prepare before we start?

Your organisation's name as on its registration certificate, the registration number and registering body if you want to show them, and your logo if you have one
Your vision, mission and a short introduction to the organisation and the area it serves
A list of programmes and projects, with 3 to 5 lines each: what it offers, who it is for and when
Bank transfer details and CliQ alias as the board approves them, or a link to the donation channel you already use and are authorised for
Photos of activities and premises without beneficiary faces, or written consent for every photo that shows a face or name
The email that should receive volunteer and contact requests, your privacy policy text, address and opening hours
For a larger site: your statutes and approved policies, board members' names and positions, and annual reports and financial statements as PDFs
Approved translations of your texts, if you choose a larger bilingual site

How much does a nonprofit website cost?

The honest answer: most organisations need a site larger than the package, because governance, board and financial report pages go beyond it, and we price that in a written quote before any payment. A small association that wants to present its programmes and ways to give is well served by the company profile website: up to 3 pages in one language for JOD 150 / ⁦$212⁩ when hosted on our Managed Site plan (current offer), or JOD 250 / ⁦$353⁩ at the regular design price. The Managed Site subscription is separate at JOD 99 / ⁦$139⁩ a year, and design, delivery and 2 revision rounds take 10 working days after we receive your full content.

Company profile website

Up to 3 pages in one language

JOD 150⁦$212⁩

With hosting on our Managed Site plan (current offer)

Regular design price: JOD 250 / ⁦$353⁩

Up to 3 pages · 10 working days, including 2 revision rounds

A small association or community initiative in one neighbourhood or city that wants to introduce itself and its programmes and publish ways to give, in one language. Its pages: home with the mission, programmes and projects, and contact and support with the volunteer form and transfer details. A new association may only need the one-page version.

Up to 3 pages, for example Home, About and Services, and Contact
One language: Arabic or English
WhatsApp button, contact form and Google map
A title and description for each page, a sitemap and Google Search Console setup
Design, delivery and 2 revision rounds within 10 working days
Admin access and a short guide to editing text and images

Order on WhatsApp

Larger site

More than 3 pages, or a site in two languages

Written quote

Before any payment. We reply within 4 business hours

An organisation that publishes governance documents: statutes, policies, board members, annual reports, financial statements and a complaints channel, or needs news, a fuller volunteer page or a second language for funders. That describes most organisations, especially in Saudi Arabia with its transparency and disclosure standard. We price it in a written quote before any payment.

More pages than the company profile website, as you need
A second language, such as linked Arabic and English versions
A blog or articles section you publish from your dashboard
A page per person, such as doctors, lawyers or team members
Extra features agreed in the quote
A written quote with scope, price and timeline within within 4 business hours, before any payment

Ask for a quote

The JOD 150 / ⁦$212⁩ price is a current offer that applies when your site is hosted on our Managed Site plan at JOD 99 / ⁦$139⁩ a year; the regular design price is JOD 250 / ⁦$353⁩. You pay 50% to start and 50% when you approve the site before launch. If you ask for a refund within 14 days of your first payment and before the site is delivered (that is, before we send you the published link and your WordPress dashboard login), we refund what you paid; after delivery the design fee is not refundable. Refund policy

When do you need a larger site with a quote?

Governance pages: statutes, policies, committees and a complaints channel
An archive of annual reports and financial statements over several years, or moving reports from an old site
A page for the board and executive management, or pages for branches at different addresses
A news and campaigns section, or a volunteer page with separate openings per programme
A second language for partners and funders

How we work: six steps from first message to launch

1
Scope and written quote
Us and you
We talk on WhatsApp about your business, pages and language. If your site fits in up to 3 pages in one language, it is the company profile website at its published price; otherwise we price it as a larger site. Either way, you get a written quote with pages, timeline, price and what you need to prepare.
2
Deposit
You
Once you accept the quote, you pay 50% of the price and we send you a list of the content needed for each page.
3
Full content delivered
You
You send texts, images, logo and contact details. The 10-working-day timer starts the day your content is complete and covers design and revisions through delivery.
4
First draft on a preview link
Us
We build the site on a preview link you can open on your phone and computer before it goes public.
5
2 revision rounds
Us and you
You send your notes as one list per round, and we apply them on the same preview link. The timer pauses while you prepare your notes and resumes when they arrive.
6
Approval, final payment and launch
Us and you
When you approve, you pay the remaining 50%. We then launch the site on Managed Site under your domain and send you the published link and your WordPress dashboard login. That is delivery.

The 10 working days cover design, delivery and both revision rounds. They start the day we receive your full content, not the day you pay. The timer pauses while we wait for missing content or your revision notes, and resumes when they arrive. Revisions, ownership and payment

Common questions about nonprofit websites

Does the website include governance and transparency pages?

They are not part of the company profile package; they come with a larger site by written quote. There we build pages for statutes, policies, the board, financial reports and a complaints channel, based on the items in Saudi Arabia's transparency and disclosure standard. An organisation in Jordan chooses what to publish after checking with the body it is registered with.

Can people donate by card directly on the website?

Payment and online donation gateways are not part of the package. The site shows bank transfer details and a CliQ alias, or links to a donation channel your organisation already uses and is authorised for. Permission to collect donations is your organisation's responsibility, so check with the competent authority before publishing.

Will the website raise our score under the transparency standard?

We make no such promise. The site gives each item a clear place; the assessment depends on the documents you publish and on the body that assesses. In Saudi Arabia, governance data is disclosed on the National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development's platform, and the website does not replace it.

Can we publish beneficiaries' photos and stories?

We don't include them in our design. We use illustrations and photos of activities and places without faces, and a beneficiary's photo, name or story goes up only with their written consent, and their guardian's consent if they are a minor. The decision and responsibility stay with your organisation.

Who uploads the annual reports and financial statements each year?

Your organisation uploads them from the dashboard to an archive sorted by year, and we send a short walkthrough at handover. We don't prepare reports or review their figures, and content edits after launch are not part of Managed Site.

Our board changes every term. Whose name is the website registered in?

The domain is registered in the organisation's name and the organisation receives full admin access, so the site is not tied to the personal email of a member whose term ends. We suggest using an official organisation email for admin, handed to each new board.

We are a small association with a tight budget. What is enough?

The company profile website of up to 3 pages in one language: home with your mission, programmes, and contact and support, or its one-page version. Governance pages can be added later by written quote when you need them.

Our organisation is in Saudi Arabia. Is the website different?

The structure is the same, but the transparency and disclosure standard makes governance pages central, so the site is usually larger than the package. We build pages for the standard's items; your organisation confirms the donation channel is authorised before publishing it, and reviews and approves the content.

Send us your organisation's details on WhatsApp