Most UK charities invest between £3,000 and £20,000 in a professionally built website. A smaller starter site costs less, and the price depends on the number of pages and the features you need.
What should a charity website include?
- Your mission, in plain English.
- How to get help.
- How to donate and how to volunteer.
- Impact stories.
- Contact details.
Why WordPress?
It is widely used, low-cost to run and easy for staff and volunteers to update.
Can funding cover a new website?
Often, yes. Some funders support websites as equipment or capital costs, and others as part of a wider project. It is worth checking before you commit your own budget.
