Short, practical guides written for charities and community groups, no assumed knowledge, no acronyms, and nothing you need to buy to make use of them.
Every charity, CIC, and community organisation in the UK knows how much effort goes into getting someone to visit your website. Between grant deadlines, service delivery, and volunteer management, earning the attention of potential supporters through newsletters, social media, or local press is hard work When someone lands on your site and clicks the “Donate” […]
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Discover 5 practical, jargon-free fixes to improve your UK charity website’s accessibility, build donor trust, and boost digital fundraising.
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UK charities lose an estimated £65m in online donations each year due to inaccessible websites. Here is how non-profits can meet WCAG standards, protect giving, and fix common barriers without needing an in-house tech team.
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Request this guide →How the main payment providers compare for UK charities, what Gift Aid adds, and how to set suggested amounts sensibly.
Request this guide →The handful of free or cheap steps that prevent most incidents: passwords, two-factor, backups and spotting a convincing scam email.
Request this guide →What you actually have to do about supporter data, consent and privacy notices, explained without the legal language.
Request this guide →Simple checks anyone can run — colour contrast, link text, image descriptions and headings — and why they matter for your beneficiaries.
Request this guide →A realistic monthly rhythm for a team of volunteers, plus ideas for content you already have but have not thought to share.
Request this guide →Run online or in person for staff, trustees and volunteers. Small groups, lots of questions encouraged, no laughing at anybody.
What trustees need to understand about your charity's website, data and cyber risk — and the questions they should be asking at board meetings.
Half day · online or in person · up to 12 people
For the volunteer who has ended up as the website person. How to make changes safely, what never to touch, and when to call for help.
Half day · online · up to 8 people
Practical protection for a small team: passwords, two-factor authentication, recognising phishing, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Two hours · online or in person · any size group
Writing about your work in a way that moves people to give, volunteer or refer — without overclaiming or resorting to charity clichés.
Half day · online or in person · up to 12 people
If your organisation is stuck on a digital question, tell us what it is.
If we get asked it more than once, we write a guide about it; and you get the answer either way.