Nonprofit Foundation

Nonprofit Foundation is a five-page website for a charity that has to earn trust before it asks for anything. Its structure follows that order: what you do, who you have helped, exactly where the money goes, who is legally responsible — and only then the bank details.
Pages included

Home — a warm hero with a photograph and two floating badges (donor count, children reached), three mission pillars, three featured programmes, four impact counters, three beneficiary stories with names and ages, a partner row and a closing donation CTA.
Programmes — the three programmes at full length, each with an image, four concrete deliverables and its own donate button, then a five-entry annual calendar and a volunteer section listing four roles with the time each one takes.
Donate — the core page, built as three steps: choose an amount (four cards, each stating what that sum buys), one-off versus monthly giving, bank transfer details with a copy button and a scam warning, a transparency band with four audited figures, a confirmation form, and a four-question FAQ on earmarking, receipts, cancelling and gifts in kind.
About — the founding story, a five-milestone history, vision and four mission statements, four trustees with their backgrounds, three legal-standing cards, and downloadable annual reports.
Contact — a message form with a subject selector, address, phone, hours, social links and a map block.

Design and style. Warm terracotta #c2571b on a cream background with Plus Jakarta Sans — soft rather than corporate, which is the right register for a page that talks about children. Header mode is solid, so the menu always sits on its own surface. Counters, the accordion FAQ, the amount picker and the copy-account button are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. Everything on the Donate and About pages is a factual claim about your organisation — registration numbers, audit opinions, the percentage of funds reaching programmes, the promise that operating costs come from elsewhere. Replace every one of them with your real figures, or delete the claim. Donation amounts are shown in US dollars and should be set to your currency and to what those sums actually buy in your work.
Best suited to foundations and charities, education and literacy nonprofits, community organisations, religious social bodies and NGO programme fundraising.