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A counseling practice site with a fit matcher, a sliding-scale tide gauge and the first session charted minute by minute.
Services
Nonprofit Websites
Nonprofit website design
Websites for food banks, charities, community groups and other nonprofits. A nonprofit site serves several people at once: someone who needs help today, a volunteer looking for a shift, and a donor deciding whether to give. Each one should find their next step in one tap.
Prefer email? hello@bushe.co · or get a free audit first
- Free fixed-scope quote in 48h
- No sales calls
- Usually reply within 24h
What you get
More donations
A donate page that shows what each gift pays for, with one-time and monthly giving in a few taps.
More volunteers
Shifts and roles people can browse and sign up for, instead of a “contact us to volunteer” line.
Help found fast
Hours, eligibility and first-visit steps for the people you serve, written plainly and easy to find on a phone.
Easy for staff to update
Events, programs and news changed by your team, without waiting on a developer.
Brands I’ve designed and built for
Work
A nonprofit site you can click through
Commons Pantry is a food bank I made up to show how I’d build a nonprofit site. See if it’s open now, pick a volunteer shift, and watch a gift get itemized line by line. See all 26
Concept Food bank · Pomona
Commons Pantry
- A donation receipt that itemizes any amount, once or monthly
- A volunteer shift picker with role filters and a printed shift ticket
- Open-now hours worked out in Pacific time
- First-visit steps that say no ID, no proof of income and no appointment needed
Commons Pantry is a made-up business. Its people, prices, results and reviews are samples.
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What's included
Every project includes
Donate page
One-time and monthly giving through the donation tool you use, with what each amount pays for.
Volunteer sign-up
Roles, shifts and what to expect on the first day, with a sign-up form or your volunteer tool linked in.
Program pages
A page for each program: who it’s for, when and where it runs, and how to get started.
Events
Upcoming events and drives that your staff can add and remove themselves.
Impact and reports
Your numbers, stories and annual reports in one place, for donors and grant makers.
Built to be accessible
Real headings, labeled form fields, alt text, readable contrast and keyboard access, checked before launch.
Optional add-on
Add an AI assistant to your new site
A better site brings in more inquiries. An AI add-on makes sure none of them wait. I build it alongside your site, so it launches with everything else.
AI website chatbot
Answers visitor questions from your site’s content around the clock, and captures the lead when they’re ready to talk.
AI receptionist
Answers your phone, books appointments, and takes messages when nobody can pick up.
Instant lead follow-up
Replies to every contact form within seconds, asks your qualifying questions, and books a call.
Ask about the AI add-on
Priced into the same fixed quote as your site: one project, one launch. Curious what it would save? Try the AI ROI calculator.
Process
From first call to launch
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Free discovery call
A free call about the people you serve, your programs, how you raise money now and who updates the site. You get a fixed quote within 48 hours.
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Design
Key pages designed in Figma over about 2–4 weeks. You approve each screen.
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Build
Development over about 4–8 weeks, with a preview link your board and staff can click through.
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Launch and support
Launch, a walkthrough for the staff who’ll edit it, and 30 days of support.
Investment
Nonprofit website pricing
$5,000+
Custom nonprofit websites start at $5,000. Sites with many programs, event calendars, Spanish pages or connections to a donor database cost more. You get one fixed price after a free discovery call.
Every project includes discovery, design iterations, development, launch, and 30 days of post-launch support. Fixed scope, no surprise billing.
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Founder · Lead designer & developer
Patrick Bushe
I design and build websites, ecommerce stores, and digital products from Los Angeles. Every project is founder-led — when you hire bushe.co, you're working with me directly, not a junior team or an offshore handoff.
Past clients include Rob Dyrdek, Peels, Street League Skateboarding, DTA Posse, Pasadena Bar Association, and SpringClick. I use AI tools throughout the process to ship faster — without making the work generic.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
What should a nonprofit website include?
A clear donate button, a way to volunteer, a page for each program, how to get help if you serve people directly, your impact in plain numbers, and your contact details and hours. Each audience should find its next step from the home page in one tap.
Can people donate on the site?
Yes. The site connects to the donation tool you use, or one we pick together, for one-time and monthly gifts. The page around it explains what each amount does, which is what most donors want to know before they give.
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
My custom nonprofit sites start at $5,000. The price depends on how many programs and pages you have and what the site connects to, like a donor database or volunteer tool. You get a fixed quote after a free discovery call.
Can our staff and volunteers update it?
Yes. Your staff get logins and a short walkthrough on adding events, news and program changes, so nobody needs to write code or wait on me.
Can the site connect to our donor database or CRM?
Usually. Donation and sign-up forms can send into many donor and volunteer tools directly or through a connector. I check yours during the discovery call before quoting.
Is the website accessible?
I build with accessibility in mind from the start: real headings, labels on every form field, alt text, readable contrast and keyboard access, checked before launch. See the ADA website compliance guide for what the rules say.
Patrick Bushe
Designer and developer, Los Angeles
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