Nonprofit and charity website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

39 nonprofit website designs for community charities, animal rescues, environmental groups and advocacy organizations. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your nonprofit's website, with your programs, a volunteer form and a link to the donation service you already use.

  • Nonprofit website design, children's charity that leads with events: navy panel with a white headline beside children painting a mural, orange events button

    Upcoming family events take the first screen, for charities whose supporters show up in person.

  • Nonprofit website design, housing charity with a couple on the porch: white and green, an older couple on their front porch above a green banner and a pink donate button

    A homeowner couple and one plain promise on a green band, with the donate button right beside it.

  • Nonprofit website design, animal rescue with monthly giving built in: deep teal panel beside a woman hugging a dog, red donate button, cat and dog photo cards below

    A volunteer hugging a rescue dog, with cards for monthly giving and gifts just below.

  • Nonprofit website design, health charity with a helpline in the header: white and navy, a grandfather and granddaughter on a seaside boardwalk, an orange donate button

    The helpline number sits above the menu and a matched-gift button leads, for patients and donors alike.

  • Nonprofit website design, river conservation at golden hour: two volunteers testing a mountain river at sunset, a cream card with a navy headline and an orange button

    Volunteers testing a river at sunset, with a doubled-gift button in a soft card.

  • Nonprofit website design, parent-led campaign with a petition up front: white and navy, children drinking at a school water fountain, an orange petition button

    Kids at a school fountain and a supporter count make a local campaign feel like a movement.

  • Nonprofit website design, direct giving with the donation form up front: a mother and son at a fruit stall, a white donation card with amounts and a yellow button

    Your donation service's form sits on the photo, so a monthly gift is one tap from the first screen.

  • Nonprofit website design, ocean conservation, underwater and bold: underwater scene with a sea turtle, large white headline and mint green donate buttons

    A sea turtle in clear water and a heavy headline, with one mint donate button that's hard to miss.

  • Nonprofit website design, scholarship fund in a quiet library: a student at a laptop in a warm library, serif headline and gold buttons over a rust band

    A student studying by the window and a short serif promise, with chapter and donation links below.

  • Nonprofit website design, food bank that leads with help, not the ask: navy overlay on a grandfather and granddaughter at a food bank, a bright cyan find-food button

    Find-food and volunteer buttons come before any appeal, so neighbors in need are served first.

  • Nonprofit website design, service dog charity in one warm moment: a woman in a wheelchair and a black lab in a library, a white text card and a yellow give button

    A trained dog handing over a book says what the program does before anyone reads a word.

  • Nonprofit website design, tenant organizing with the sign-up form first: navy and bright yellow, a sign-up form beside a crowd at a town hall under a bold headline

    The sign-up form leads, beside a packed town hall, for campaigns that grow by gathering names.

  • Nonprofit website design, land trust with cranes in the wetland: cranes in a green wetland, a white card with a serif headline and a green give button

    Local wildlife fills the hero and a white card tells the story, with renew and donate in the header.

  • Nonprofit website design, girls' education with a yellow give button: white page, navy serif headline, three schoolgirls in uniform and a yellow give button

    Three schoolgirls and a simple serif headline, with learn-more and give-now side by side.

  • Nonprofit website design, wildlife coalition with two ways to act: two otters on a riverbank, white and yellow headline, a yellow donate button and two story cards

    Otters by the water, with donate and sign-the-pledge buttons and two story cards below.

  • Nonprofit website design, forest foundation with impact figures below: two Indigenous people by a river at sunset, centered serif headline, orange figures on white below

    A sunset river portrait under centered serif type, then a row of impact figures in orange.

  • Nonprofit website design, maternal health with a petition and a gift: white page, a mother holding her newborn in a round photo, a yellow petition button

    A mother and newborn in a circle crop, with petition and donate buttons for two kinds of supporter.

  • Nonprofit website design, weekend meals program, packed by hand: navy and turquoise, a volunteer and a smiling boy packing a grocery bag, turquoise donate button

    A volunteer packing a bag with a child shows the whole program in one frame, beside a how-it-works link.

  • Nonprofit website design, animal sanctuary in an open field: cream page, goats in a green field, navy headline with orange words and a yellow button

    Goats in a sunny pasture and an email sign-up below, for groups that win support between gifts.

  • Nonprofit website design, research foundation with a patient and doctor: deep navy and bright blue, a seated woman beside a doctor, a bold two-color headline

    A patient beside her doctor and a firm promise, for foundations raising money for one disease.

  • Nonprofit website design, youth outdoor program with a hand-drawn touch: a teenager kneeling by a stream, condensed white headline, a sketched dragonfly and a blue button

    A teen in the field and a sketched dragonfly make a youth program feel lively, not institutional.

  • Nonprofit website design, family advocacy with a bright illustration: white and navy, a colorful illustration of families around a table, red donate button

    A hand-drawn kitchen table full of parents keeps a policy campaign warm and human.

  • Nonprofit website design, animal welfare with a rescue in progress: a hand lifting an orange kitten from a carrier, white headline and an orange donate button

    A kitten lifted from a carrier says what each gift does, with a single orange button.

  • Nonprofit website design, global health in typewriter type: pale green and dark green, a woman holding a glass of water, typewriter font and three large figures

    Typewriter type and three large impact numbers make a global program read as plain and accountable.

  • Nonprofit website design, neighborhood preparedness at golden hour: families carrying supply crates at sunset, condensed white headline and an orange donate button

    Families loading supplies at sunset and a video link make a practical program feel personal.

  • Nonprofit website design, low-vision care with a client story below: white and navy, an eye doctor helping a woman with a magnifier, a navy story card below

    A clinician with a patient up top and a client story under it, with an accessibility button on screen.

  • Nonprofit website design, health campaign with an arched portrait: navy with an orange arch framing two smiling people, a large condensed white and orange headline

    Two faces in an arch and a huge condensed headline make a health cause feel personal.

  • Nonprofit website design, community health with bright pink accents: white and pink, health workers with an older woman, white headline with a pink highlight

    Health workers with a grandmother, a pink highlight in the headline and one donate button.

  • Nonprofit website design, youth fund with playful type and faces: blue lake backdrop, oversized blue and lime letters holding four teen portraits, numbered side menu

    Teen portraits set inside oversized letters, for a youth program that wants to look young.

  • Nonprofit website design, legal aid with the donation form in view: cream and navy, a grandfather walking a boy to school beside a donation form with amount buttons

    A short, firm headline with your donation service's form right under it, for urgent family cases.

  • Nonprofit website design, youth organizing in bold condensed type: dark photo of young people in a meeting, white and orange condensed headline, orange pledge button

    A packed meeting room and a headline with real energy, for groups that train young leaders.

  • Nonprofit website design, school meals with a monthly gift beside the photo: a girl eating lunch at school beside a white donation card with orange amount buttons

    A laughing child and the donation form from your giving service make the ask concrete and easy.

  • Nonprofit website design, impact fund with a giant wordmark: cream top with a huge dark teal wordmark over a photo of a woman sewing, a teal donate button

    The name fills the top half and a photo band carries the work, for funds with a strong name.

  • Nonprofit website design, disability support with membership up top: navy and red, two photos of wheelchair users with friends beside a bold headline

    Membership and a helpline sit at the top, and a photo pair shows the people the group serves.

  • Nonprofit website design, environmental legal defense in poster type: cream and green, tall black condensed headline beside a seal on rocks and a gold donate button

    Tall condensed type and one seal photo give a legal nonprofit the confidence of a campaign poster.

  • Nonprofit website design, survivor support, warm and gentle: three smiling women on a sunlit porch, a centered navy serif sentence and an orange get-help button

    Three women on a sunny porch and a soft centered serif, with a get-help button in the corner.

  • Nonprofit website design, climate fund, plain and editorial: cream page, a long headline above a wide photo of workers installing solar panels at sunset

    One sentence across the top and a wide photo of the work, for funds that want to sound sober.

  • Nonprofit website design, residents association with quick links: a neighborhood pool and clubhouse under a teal text panel, a row of round icons below

    A row of icons for programs, membership and meeting notes makes a busy neighborhood group easy to use.

  • Nonprofit website design, small youth program on a single card: lavender page with one white card, a tutoring photo, purple logo and four stacked buttons

    One card with four clear buttons: donate, volunteer, workshops, email. Enough for a group just starting out.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The organizations, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your nonprofit

Who you serve, where you work and how people can help. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your volunteer form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a design

    Browse by cause and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2Add your nonprofit's details

    Your mission, programs, volunteer roles and the donation link you already use. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

Nonprofit website design: what donors look for

Your mission in one sentence

Say who you serve and what changes because of your work, right in the headline. People who get it in a few seconds are the ones who give, volunteer and share.

A donate button that's always there

Keep it in the header on every page, linked to or embedded from the donation service you already use. A monthly option and suggested amounts help people decide.

Proof the work is working

A few honest numbers, one real story and photos of your own programs show where gifts go. Refresh them through the year so the site never looks abandoned.

Ways to help besides money

Volunteering, events, fundraisers and signing up for updates all count. Give each one a short page and a simple form.

The details donors check

Your legal name, tax or charity status, board, address and latest annual report. Disclosure and fundraising rules vary by state and country, so check what applies to you.

Easy to use for everyone

Many supporters arrive on a phone from a post or an email. Readable text, strong contrast and photos with written descriptions help more people, including those using screen readers.

Questions

Are these nonprofit website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your nonprofit in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

Is there a free website builder for nonprofits?

Yes. Cactal builds your site from a description, and building and publishing on a Cactal address is free, with no card and no time limit. Your own domain is $25 a month on Pro.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real nonprofits?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the organization names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own nonprofit.

Can people donate on my site?

Cactal doesn't process donations. Your site links to or embeds the donation service you already use, so gifts, receipts and recurring giving stay where they are today.

Can volunteers sign up through the site?

Yes. Cactal sets up volunteer and contact forms with spam filtering and email notifications. The free plan includes 50 form submissions per website each month, and Pro has no limit.

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