LET’S MAKE YOUR WEBWISH COME TRUE
Obviously, The Charity Design Co has a heart for service & charity. This heart has lead to an annual tradition of donating our services of a website for a single registered non-profit.
Join the ranks of nonprofits who've transformed their online presence with our aid. Will your organization be next?
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MOORE YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES, PROJECT ORGANIZE, OUTSIDE THE BORDERS
~ 2024 WINNERS + RUNNERS UP > MOORE YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES, PROJECT ORGANIZE, OUTSIDE THE BORDERS
WebWish Grant
Your Nonprofit's Gateway to the Digital World
Our grant is designed to fund a comprehensive website overhaul. From design and development to SEO and accessibility - we've got you covered.
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Nonprofit organizations* that currently lack a professional online presence or those who need to revamp their existing site can apply for the WebWish Grant.
*501C3 Status is required for all applicants and must be maintained through the entire process.
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The grant is specifically earmarked for creating or enhancing your nonprofit's website with The Charity Design Co ONLY. This could include design and development, SEO implementation, accessibility improvements, and content creation. Please note, ongoing maintenance or other unrelated digital expenses are not covered by this grant.
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Submit the application form below. The form will ask for details about your nonprofit.
Our team will review your application and may contact you for additional information.
Successful applicants will be notified via email and announced on our website. The previous year’s WebWish Grant Winners help to select the next recipient. Applications are rolling and always welcome. Selection happens annually in August. Project will be scheduled to start and end within the month of October, ensuring you are launched and ready for #GivingTuesday and holiday gifts.
Please note, the application process is designed to ensure fairness and transparency. The last year’s winners will evaluate each application based on its merit, the potential impact of the project, and alignment with the grant's purpose.