Charities
Web design for charities
Web design for charities that helps people find you, donate and volunteer — built by Wright Websites in Prestwood, Buckinghamshire, for UK registered charities.
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At a glance
- Web design for charities UK — accessible, fast, editable sites
- Donation and volunteering journeys, WCAG 2.2 AA target
- The Wright Grant™ for free builds (registered charities, by application)
- Wright Websites, Prestwood, Buckinghamshire
- Related: marketing websites, CMS, WebCare™, SEO
01 / What it means
What charity websites need to do
Web design for charities means building a public website that donors, volunteers and beneficiaries can use easily, including people who rely on assistive technology. A good charity site is fast, accessible, clear about your purpose, and simple for non-technical staff to update without calling a developer every time.
02 / Context
Wright Websites builds charity websites for orga
Wright Websites builds charity websites for organisations across the UK from Prestwood, Buckinghamshire. The work focuses on donation and volunteering journeys, plain-language content and WCAG 2.2 AA as a build target, not as a bolt-on after launch.
Registered charities that need a free build can apply through The Wright Grant™ and pay only for hosting. Charities that want a quoted project use the same team and standards without going through the grant route.
03 / What we build
What we build for charities
Marketing sites with clear donation and volunteer paths, editor access for your team, technical SEO and Core Web Vitals, and optional WebCare™ when staff time is short. We also set up Google Business Profile basics where a local presence helps people find you.
Fixed quote before any work starts.
04 / Practical notes
Practical notes
- Charity Commission
- Keep online information accurate and consistent with what you file. We structure About, governance and contact pages so those facts are easy to find and update.
- Fundraising Regulator
- If you fundraise online, follow the Code of Fundraising Practice. We build donation pages that state who is asking and what the money is for; we do not give legal advice.
- Accessibility
- Public-facing charity sites should aim for WCAG 2.2 AA. We build to that target and document it in an accessibility statement.
The Wright Grant™
Registered charities can apply for a free website build through The Wright Grant™; you pay only for hosting.
The Wright Grant™06 / Questions
Sector questions
Request a quote for your sector
We reply within one working day. No pitch, no pressure.