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Websites and portals for not-for-profits
Not-for-profit web design and development brings out the best in Webcoda. The budgets are tight, the stakeholders are many and the work matters. We build for health, social justice and international aid organisations.
Work that changes lives
Not-for-profit projects are commissioned by people who spend long hours and stretched resources trying to make a difference. Using our skills for good is the best part of the job, and we take on the challenge with open arms.
We know an NFP project is different from a commercial one. Our client list includes leading names in health, social justice and international aid, among them Cancer Institute NSW, Children's Medical Research Institute, Jeans for Genes and Act for Peace.
We build for the best end result
Committees don't frighten us
We love a technical challenge
Not-for-profit projects
We’ve been lucky to work with some great not-for-profits over the years.
Tresillian
We rebuilt Tresillian’s ageing Umbraco site for exhausted new parents looking for help at 3am. We received great feedback, with huge improvements to usability and staff satisfaction.
St Vincent de Paul Society
We built Vinnies a Members and Volunteers Hub on Umbraco for the people who work behind the scenes. Each member logs in to see news and events matched to their profile, with guides and templates ready to download.
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This system is instrumental for our organisation across the State, and it is really a system that is going to encourage and support our members moving forward Vinnies
More hours for the mission, not for admin
Small teams carry big caseloads. AI done carefully takes repetitive work off staff and volunteers, answers supporters at 2am, and helps the people you serve find the right program faster. We start with a readiness assessment so you invest where it pays off.
Answer supporters around the clock
Automate the paperwork
Get found in AI search
Work smarter, not harder
Find out how AI could benefit your organisation
Why not-for-profits choose us
In Sydney since 2005, a team that stays on the project, and a business certified on the same values your board reports against.
Senior-led, start to finish
Certified Umbraco and HubSpot partner
A certified B Corp
Transparent process and pricing
Integration is our day job
We stay after launch
Built on platforms your team can run
We pick the platform to suit the organisation, its content team and its budget. These are the four we build on most for not-for-profits.
Not-for-profit websites, answered
It depends on your content, your team and your budget. Umbraco is open source with no licence fees, and it is what Tresillian and the Vinnies Members and Volunteers Hub run on. HubSpot Content Hub suits marketing and fundraising teams that want the website and CRM in one system. Xperience by Kentico suits content-heavy organisations running several sites, and SharePoint suits staff and volunteer intranets.
Our guide to the best CMS for not-for-profits in 2026 compares them in more detail.
Yes. For the St Vincent de Paul Society we built a Members and Volunteers Hub on Umbraco, connected to a custom CRM that manages logins and matches news and events to each member. For AIPA we built the public website and the My AIPA member portal on one Umbraco instance for more than 2,500 Qantas Group pilots, with membership applications going straight into NetSuite.
Read our guide to planning a member portal and CRM integration.
Yes, and that is usually where the real work is. The Vinnies hub reads member details from a custom CRM, AIPA's membership applications arrive in NetSuite as new records, and JMC Academy's site integrates with Salesforce Marketing Cloud. In each case information is entered once instead of being retyped by staff.
We look at the systems behind the site in discovery, before anything is designed, so the integration shapes the build rather than being bolted on at the end.
Yes. Tresillian came to us for support on its ageing Umbraco site after its previous agency referred it, and we later rebuilt the site on current Umbraco.
We start with a technical audit so you know whether the existing site can be stabilised or whether a rebuild makes more sense.
The biggest factors are the volume of content to migrate, how many systems the site connects to, and how many people need to approve the work. Design is rarely the expensive part.
We quote a fixed scope after discovery. Our web development page publishes indicative price ranges.
Mostly by taking repetitive work off staff and volunteers: a chatbot that answers common supporter questions from your own content, automation for intake forms and reporting, and Microsoft 365 Copilot set up so people can find policies and templates quickly.
Our free AI readiness assessment takes about four minutes and gives you a 90-day plan, so you can see where AI is worth it before you spend anything.
Yes. We build to the WCAG guidelines during design and development and test as we build, rather than auditing at the end. Tresillian's site, for example, was designed for exhausted new parents looking for help at 3am.
Talk to us about your not-for-profit project
Tell us what the site has to do and what you have to work with. We will tell you honestly what it takes, and where your budget does the most good.
No obligation, no pitch deck. We will tell you what we find either way.
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