Online Donations
One-off and recurring giving through Paystack, Flutterwave or transfer.
Websites for NGOs, foundations & nonprofits
NGO and foundation website design in Nigeria — donation systems, impact storytelling, programme pages and the transparency that donors and grant bodies expect.

An NGO website has to satisfy two very different audiences at once. Individual donors give emotionally — they need a clear story, a specific person or problem, and a donation that takes under a minute. Grant bodies and institutional partners give analytically — they need governance, financials, registration details, board members and measurable impact. Sites that only do the emotional half lose funding; sites that only do the formal half raise nothing from the public. We build both, with transparency treated as a feature rather than fine print.
One-off and recurring giving through Paystack, Flutterwave or transfer.
Programmes, beneficiaries and outcomes told in a way that moves people to give.
Registration, board, reports and financials — what serious funders check.
A proper page for every initiative, so each can attract its own support.
Turn interest into actual volunteers with simple, clear forms.
The credibility signals institutional funders look for before engaging.
Every build ships mobile-first, SSL-secured, SEO-ready and editable by your own team.
Client perspectives
Since our new store launched, sales have increased by 50%. The checkout experience is seamless and our customers love it.
NGO sites typically start from ₦200,000 for a clear informational presence, rising to ₦450,000+ with donation systems, programme pages and reporting sections. We are happy to phase the build around funding cycles.
Yes — one-off and recurring donations via Paystack, Flutterwave or bank transfer, with records you can reconcile and acknowledge.
It helps considerably. Funders research organisations before engaging, and a site that shows governance, registration, programmes and measurable impact makes you look fundable rather than informal.
Yes. We set your team up to publish news, reports and programme updates directly, which matters because dormant NGO sites erode donor confidence.