Services built
for charities.

We design and build websites specifically for charities, social enterprises and member organisations — not generic small-business templates retrofitted with a donate button. Every site starts with the people you serve: donors, volunteers, beneficiaries and funders. We map the journeys they actually take, then design pages that guide them clearly to the action that matters.

Sites are built on modern, accessible foundations (WCAG 2.2 AA), optimised for Core Web Vitals and mobile-first by default. We integrate donation platforms (Stripe, GoCardless, Enthuse, JustGiving), event ticketing, newsletter sign-ups and content management your team can confidently edit without breaking anything.

Most charities we meet are still doing brilliant work with patchwork systems — shared inboxes, Excel registers, paper referral forms, manual reporting at quarter-end. Digitisation isn't about adding more tools; it's about removing friction. We audit what your team does day-to-day, identify the highest-friction processes, and design lightweight digital workflows that save hours every week.

Typical outcomes: online referral forms that flow directly into your case management system, automated reminders for renewals and reviews, dashboards that pull reporting numbers automatically, and integrations between the tools you already pay for (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Mailchimp, Xero) so data only ever gets entered once.

Email is mission-critical and one of the most exploited attack surfaces in the sector. We move charities onto Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace with proper security baselines: MFA, conditional access, DKIM, SPF and DMARC configured correctly so your messages reach donors and don't end up in spam. We also handle domain registration, DNS and SSL renewals so you never lose a website to an expired record.

Hosting is matched to the workload: managed WordPress, static-site hosting on edge networks, or full cloud infrastructure where needed. Everything is monitored 24/7, backed up daily and patched without you having to think about it.

We implement and tailor CRM platforms suited to UK charities — Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud, HubSpot, Beacon, Donorfy and Microsoft Dynamics — depending on size, budget and what you already use. The aim is the same regardless of platform: a single, clean record of every interaction, integrated with your website, donation pages, email marketing and finance system.

We migrate historic data carefully (deduplicating, normalising and preserving Gift Aid history), set up segmentation and stewardship journeys, and build the reports trustees and funders actually ask for. Staff get hands-on training and documentation so the CRM becomes something the team uses, not avoids.

Charities hold some of the most sensitive data of any sector — beneficiary records, safeguarding information, donor finances — and trustees are personally accountable for how it's protected. We help you meet those duties without drowning in policy templates. That means a clear data map, a defensible GDPR position, role-based access across your systems, and security controls aligned to Cyber Essentials.

We produce and maintain the policies funders and auditors expect (data protection, information security, acceptable use, data retention, incident response), advise the board on tech risk, and run tabletop exercises so your team knows what to do when something does go wrong.

Most charities can't justify a full in-house IT department, but the alternative — calling a generalist when something breaks — is expensive and stressful. Our managed service model gives you a named team that already knows your systems, responds to tickets within agreed SLAs, and quietly handles the maintenance work (patching, backups, security updates, licence reviews) that prevents problems in the first place.

We support staff on Windows, macOS, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace; manage devices through Intune or Jamf; and act as the technical interface to your other suppliers so you're never left translating between vendors. Quarterly reviews keep your roadmap, budget and risk register up to date.