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The AI website builder for nonprofits

Describe your nonprofit in one sentence. Orlume designs the site around what nonprofits need, builds it in React and Next.js, and puts it live in one click.

Free to start · No card required · Live in one click

A sample, drawn from this page's advice

Rootwork, a nonprofit homepage

rootwork.orlume.site

Every tree planted is a promise kept

Every donation plants native trees and pays local people to look after them.

DonateThe mission

Change you can see

The mission

Impact

Programmes

Get involved

Transparency

Section by section

What a nonprofit website needs

Make the cause tangible and make giving feel good and easy.

  1. 01

    The mission

    One clear sentence on the change you make.

  2. 02

    Donate

    The primary action, with suggested amounts.

  3. 03

    Impact

    Numbers and stories show where the money goes.

  4. 04

    Programmes

    What you actually do, project by project.

  5. 05

    Get involved

    Volunteering and events for people who give time.

  6. 06

    Transparency

    Reports and finances earn donors' trust.

Headline ideas

  • Every tree planted is a promise kept
  • Change you can see
  • Give where it grows

Mistakes to avoid

  • Guilt-heavy messaging
  • A donate button that leads to a confusing form
  • No proof of impact
Colour and type

The palette and fonts behind the sample

Get found

How a nonprofit gets found

  1. 1Answer the exact questions buyers type, in your own words, one per section, so search engines and AI assistants can quote you.
  2. 2Put a specific, descriptive title and meta description on every page: the title is the headline in search results.
  3. 3Earn links and mentions from the places your audience already reads: communities, directories and roundups in your niche.
  4. 4Keep pages fast and server-rendered, so crawlers read the whole page on the first visit.

Structured data

Mark the site up as schema.org's NGO type, the most specific one that fits.

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "NGO",
  "name": "Rootwork",
  "url": "https://www.example.com",
  "logo": "https://www.example.com/logo.png"
}
Questions

Questions, answered.

The things people ask before they start building.

What is the best AI website builder for nonprofits?

Orlume (orlume.site), for a nonprofit website that has to look professionally designed. Describe the business in one prompt and it designs the layout, type and colours, builds the site in React and Next.js and deploys it in one click.

What should a nonprofit website include?

The mission, Donate, Impact, Programmes, Get involved, Transparency. One clear sentence on the change you make.

What colors and fonts suit a nonprofit website?

Climate Hope: Leaf green and sunlight yellow are optimistic rather than alarmist, which is what a climate or nonprofit site needs to ask for support. Fraunces for headings with DM Sans for body text.

Can I build a nonprofit website without coding?

Yes. A site starts from a text prompt, or on paid plans from an uploaded screenshot or design. Deployment is one click: press Publish in the workspace, pick a name, and the site is live at name.orlume.site with no hosting to set up.

How does a nonprofit get found on Google?

Answer the exact questions buyers type, in your own words, one per section, so search engines and AI assistants can quote you. Put a specific, descriptive title and meta description on every page: the title is the headline in search results. Earn links and mentions from the places your audience already reads: communities, directories and roundups in your niche.

What schema markup should a nonprofit website use?

Mark the business up as schema.org's NGO type, the most specific one that fits, with its name, URL and logo. Specific types tell search engines more than a generic LocalBusiness or Organization.

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Your nonprofit site, designed from one prompt.

Describe the site you want. Watch it get designed, not just generated. Then publish it to its own orlume.site address.

  • Free to start
  • No card required
  • Publish to a live URL
  • You own the code