nonprofit website design
Websites and Data Tools for Nonprofits
We build nonprofit sites that show the work. Where the staff needs it, We add a data tool they can actually open.
Sites and systems
NGO Analytics is the public site at ngoanalytics.com and the product at app.ngoanalytics.com. The app page calls itself Grant OS and separates Grant Ops from Fiscal Sponsor OS, each with its own login.
Collihort is the garden software at collihort.com: HOAs, PUDs, municipalities, condos, and rooftops, with a garden map, claim-a-pin, and request-a-site. Collihort Foundation is a different site at collihort.org. It says it is being organized and is not a donation page.
What funders and neighbors need to see
A funder needs the program, the geography, and a path to a document that is real. A neighbor needs the meeting, the plot, or the way to help. Those are different pages. Mixing them into one heroic homepage helps neither.
Earlier in our career we did Salesforce CRM for nonprofits at Exponent Partners, and we ran a separate consulting practice. The nonprofit sites in this portfolio are the web stack above. We are not saying each one is a Salesforce build.
Local clubs and national NGOs
A garden club and an NGO with a national grant desk don't need the same structure. Both need a name, a contact, and schema that doesn't invent a parent organization. Collihort and NGO Analytics are our products.
Planned footer credit, not yet placed on live sites: Nonprofit Website Design and Management by Dashworth.
Case studies
- Nonprofit & communityNGO AnalyticsPublic site and grant desk for NGO Analytics. November 1 overall 92.
- Nonprofit & communityCollihortGarden software with a map and claim-a-pin. November 1 overall 97.
- Nonprofit & communityCollihort FoundationIntroduction site for Collihort Foundation. Not a donation page.
Questions
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
A brochure site and a grant-operations app are not the same quote. There is no rate card and no discounted “nonprofit package” published here. Describe the audience, funders or neighbors or both, and the tools staff need.
What pages does a nonprofit site need?
Who you serve, what you do, where you do it, how to contact a human, and the documents a funder or a member expects. Dashboards and job boards are products, not pages you paste into a theme. Member-only addresses stay off the public marketing page.
How do nonprofits show up in ChatGPT?
With a consistent organization name, a description that matches the site, and pages that answer “what do you fund” or “who is this garden for” in plain sentences. Invented impact statistics are not a strategy. This portfolio publishes none.
The work stays with Dashworth.
Call or text 650-393-3378. We meet in Northeast Florida and San Mateo, and we take contract roles inside larger companies. No account managers, no handoffs.