Good Work Deserves a Better Website.

Get a grant-friendly website built (or rebuilt) with optional donor and volunteer communication tracks that strengthen and connect to existing systems. Fast, low-lift delivery with clear hand-off, simple reporting, and team training helps expand reach and keeps everything manageable in-house.

Secure, accessible, mobile-ready, and built for real impact.

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Your Website Should Be Your Hardest-Working Employee

Your website never clocks out. It is the teammate greeting donors, volunteers, and neighbors first, but most nonprofit sites are not set up to do that job well. Visitors decide fast, 60 to 70 percent leave after one page, and if the experience is frustrating, 88 percent do not come back.

When you give this teammate better tools, results jump. Strong UI can lift conversions about 200 percent, great UX strategy can push gains toward 400 percent, and mobile-ready donation paths average around a 126 percent lift in online giving.

If you want a quick site draft, there are great tools for that.
If you want a site that is structured well, integrated properly, and easy to maintain, this package is built for that.

The Plan Behind A Better Website

This is a complete website project for small teams like yours. It covers the groundwork, the build, and the follow-through so nothing rests on one tech-savvy person. The result is a site that fits how you actually work and a team that feels confident keeping it current.

01

Prep

We begin with a focused intake and a short working session to understand your goals, audiences, and constraints. That lets us shape structure, copy, and expectations up front so the build can move quickly without surprises.

Your Time Commitment:
~3–4 hours.

02

Content Hand-off

Using that plan, we map the information architecture, outline pages, and write key copy before designing and building the site. Each step follows the last, which keeps decisions clear and limits your involvement to a few purposeful check-ins.

Your Time Commitment:
~2–3 hours across two reviews

03

Support

After launch, we train your team on real tasks and leave simple documentation where they actually work. For the first month you also have on-demand help, so even the least technical person feels safe making updates.

Your Time Commitment:
~1-2 hours of training

Additional Help & Add-Ons

You’ll probably want more after launch, so you can add ongoing support in simple tiers or a deeper track where we tune donor and volunteer communications and help set up the right tools. The idea is to first fix the leaks in your website experience, then build funnels and sequences on top of something solid so effort is not wasted.

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Why Some Doing?

Some Doing is Charles Lockwood, a Certified Nonprofit Professional and former agency owner who has spent more than ten years building sites, teams, and campaigns. He works with small, mission-driven organizations that need clear, practical digital support, not another complicated engagement.

“Charles combines serious strategic skill with a real commitment to nonprofit work.  He shows up prepared, treats people with respect, delivers what he promises. That mix of care and competence is exactly what small nonprofits need.”

M. Priestley
Former Executive Director, Space on Main

Grant-Friendly Package Pricing

The website build, hosting, care, and capacity-building work are separated into clear project and monthly lines so you can drop them straight into a budget or proposal.

Website Build (or Rebuild)

A full website build or rebuild for small nonprofit teams that need a high-functioning site without a heavy internal lift. Includes strategy, design, core-page copywriting, WordPress build, and full content migration. Hosting, security, SEO, and performance tools are included for the first 12 months, plus training, documentation, and one month of post-launch Tier 2 support.

package price

$5,500

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Content and Structure

Migration

Content moved from the current site, including blog, news, and events.

Structure

Updated site architecture and page hierarchy so information is easy to find.

Pages (15 core)

Up to 15 core pages. Blog, news, events, and team content do not count toward this number.

Copywriting

Plain-language copywriting for core pages so visitors understand what you do and what to do next.

Accessibility and Performance

Accessibility

Automated accessibility checks during the build, with fixes for issues identified within scope.

Mobile

Layouts built to work on phones and tablets, not just desktop.

Hosting and tools

Managed hosting plus security, backups, and performance tools included for the first year.

Outreach and Measurement

SEO

Core setup for titles, descriptions, clean URLs, and indexing basics.

Redirects

Old links and search results point to the right new pages.

Calls to action

Clear paths to donate, volunteer, request services, or contact your team.

Analytics

Analytics and tracking on all pages so you can see what people are trying to reach.

Hand-off

Templates

Reusable page templates and standardized structure for program and service content.

Training

Recorded training session plus documentation inside WordPress for day-to-day updates.

Support

One month of post-launch Tier 2 support (see below for more details).

This scope is structured to map cleanly into grant lines for digital infrastructure, accessibility, community access, operational efficiency, and organizational capacity building. Each inclusion can be documented and evaluated post-launch so results can be measured over time. Let me know if this is at all helpful 🙂

Program Access & Mission Delivery

By reorganizing content around real audience needs and rewriting it in plain language, the site reduces confusion and friction that prevent people from finding and using services. Basic page-level tracking provides simple measures you can reuse in grant reporting about reach and service access.

includes

  • Discovery to identify key programs, audiences, and barriers to access.
  • Updated site architecture and content structure so information is easy to find.
  • Plain-language copywriting for core pages.
  • Basic tracking on key program and “get help” pages.

Accessibility, Inclusion and Equity

Designing with accessibility in mind improves usability for people with disabilities, people on older devices, and people with limited bandwidth. This supports equity and moves the organization toward WCAG and ADA alignment in a concrete, measurable way.

includes

  • Typography, spacing, and color choices aligned to WCAG AA contrast and readability targets.
  • Mobile-responsive layouts across all pages.
  • Assistive-technology-friendly structure (headings, link text, alt text patterns).
  • Automated accessibility checks during the build and fixes for issues within scope.
  • Brief editor reminders to help staff keep future updates accessible.

Optional add-on

  • Manual WCAG AA audit and remediation plan when required by funders or compliance needs.

Constituent Engagement and Resource Development

Clear, repeated paths to donate, volunteer, and contact turn passive visitors into active supporters. Foundational SEO and basic tracking improve discoverability and help you understand which outreach channels are working.

includes

  • Clear calls to action for donate, volunteer, request services, and contact.
  • Social sharing tools for key pages, campaigns, and events.
  • Shortlink and tracking tools to evaluate traffic from email and social.
  • Foundational SEO setup for core pages.
  • Redirects from the old site so existing links and search results land correctly.
  • Core metadata configuration for search and social previews.

Organizational Efficiency and Sustainability

Templates, documentation, and training reduce reliance on a developer for routine updates. Standardized structures keep program content consistent over time. Post-launch support improves adoption and prevents the site from stalling after go-live.

includes

  • Reusable templates and layouts for common content types.
  • Built-in documentation inside WordPress.
  • Recorded live training for staff.
  • One month of Tier 3 “how do I” post-launch support.
  • Standardized structure for program and service information.

Risk Management and Technical Reliability

Bundling hosting, security, backups, and updates in the first year keeps the site stable while the team adjusts. Monitoring and backups reduce the risk of downtime or data loss. Performance tools and image optimization keep the site fast for people on slower connections.

includes

  • Managed hosting for 12 months.
  • Security monitoring and routine updates during the included period.
  • Regular backups and restore capability.
  • Performance tooling and image optimization for faster load times.

Ongoing Website Retainers

Three options, depending on how hands-on you want to be. Start with maintenance and unlimited Q and A. Then step up to monthly hours for execution. The top tier adds deeper reporting and a regular cadence for planning and prioritization.

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TIER 1

Keep It Healthy

$125 / month
$1,200 / year

(20% off. Save $300)

Maintenance only. Unlimited guidance.

  • Plugin, theme, and WordPress core updates.
  • Uptime monitoring and basic performance monitoring.
  • Security monitoring and routine maintenance checks.
  • Daily backups.
  • Unlimited “how do I” questions via email or client chat.

Not included: hands-on changes, new pages, content posting, integrations, design work, or rebuilds. Those are quoted separately.

TIER 2

Keep It Moving

$650 / month
$6,240 / year

(20% off. Save $1,560)

Everything in Keep It Healthy, plus 5 hours you can use for:

  • New pages using existing templates
  • Content updates and publishing (blog, news, events)
  • Forms and basic third-party connections
  • Light graphics and simple assets
  • Copy edits and page-level improvements
  • Small fixes and optimizations

Includes a monthly light website stats report.

TIER 3

Keep It Growing

$1,250 / month
$12,000 / year

(20% off. Save $3,000)

Everything in Keep It Healthy, plus 10 hours you can use for:

  • Plugin, theme, and WordPress core updates.
  • Uptime monitoring and basic performance monitoring.
  • Security monitoring and routine maintenance checks.
  • Daily backups.
  • Unlimited “how do I” questions via email or client chat.

Includes monthly in-depth reporting with prioritized recommendations and
Biweekly website strategy / PM check-in (planning and prioritization)

Why Some Doing cares so much about nonprofit websites


Because a nonprofit website is not a brochure. It is your organization’s most reliable public tool. It is the one place donors, volunteers, community members, and funders all end up when they are deciding whether to trust you, support you, or ask for help.

If the website is unclear, hard to use on a phone, slow, or missing basics, then a lot of your outreach effort leaks out. You can run a great event, send a great email, or get a grant lead, and still lose people at the moment they try to take the next step.

A simple analogy. Imagine running a restaurant with no menus, no clear seating, and no way to place an order. Buying a big ad to drive traffic would not fix the problem. People would arrive, get confused, and leave. In practice, that is what happens when a nonprofit invests time in grants, social media, and outreach, and the website cannot carry people through to donate, volunteer, get services, or understand the mission.

A strong website fixes that. It creates a foundation you can build on over time. Once the core is solid, everything gets easier. Donor emails have a place to land. Volunteer outreach has clear signups. Program information stays consistent. Funders can verify what they need quickly. Staff spends less time answering the same questions. You can track what matters and improve steadily instead of guessing.