For nonprofits · Year-end giving
Year-end giving pages for nonprofits.
A mobile-friendly giving page or one-page site with one clear Give button, connected to the donation tool you already use. If we start soon, it can be live before Giving Tuesday on December 1, or before the December 31 year-end deadline.
Two dates to plan around
Giving Tuesday is December 1. The year-end deadline is December 31.
What you get
One focused page for your year-end ask, set up so a supporter can read it and give in a minute or two on their phone.
Built for phones first
Most people will open your appeal link on a phone, so the page is designed for a small screen first, then checked on a computer.
One clear Give button
It goes straight to the donation tool you already use. No new platform or account to learn, and your gifts keep landing where they do today.
- A page that works first on phones, then on computers
- One clear Give button, linked to the donation tool you already use
- Suggested gift amounts, and what each gift does
- Your story and your photos
- Tap-to-call and tap-to-email links so supporters can reach you
- Basic Google setup, so the page can show up when people search your name
- Hosting and a year of updates
What we need from you
Four things. If you don't have all of them yet, we can start with what you have.
- Your logo
- A few photos of your work, your people or the community you serve
- A few sentences about your mission and what a gift pays for
- The link to your current donation page
How it works
A short call
Call or text Brandon, or send a note through the contact form. You hear back from a person the same business day, and we talk through your appeal and your dates.
You send your materials
Your logo, photos, a few sentences about your mission and your donation link. You get the plan and the price in writing before any work starts.
A first draft in a few business days
You see the page on a test link, on your own phone, and tell us what to change.
Changes, then live
We make your changes, test the Give button, and put the page live. If we start soon, that can be before December 1 or December 31.
Year-end giving questions
How soon can a donation page be live?
If we start soon, a giving page can be live before Giving Tuesday on December 1, or before the December 31 year-end deadline. Tell us your appeal date and you get the plan in writing before any work starts.
Which donation tools do you work with?
The one you already use. The Give button links to your current donation page, so there's nothing new to set up on your side. Tell us which tool it is and we check it before we start.
Will the page be accessible?
We build toward WCAG 2.1 AA: keyboard access, a visible focus indicator, 4.5:1 contrast and labeled form fields. A supporter who can't finish the form can't give.
Can the page be in English and Spanish?
Yes. Somos Votantes ships every page in English and Spanish, and your own staff or translator edits each language directly in Webflow.
What does it cost?
Websites start at $1,900 for one page and $3,700 for about five pages, with hosting and a year of updates included. A donation or campaign page is scoped like any other page, and you get one price in writing before work starts.
Need more than a giving page?
We also build full websites and web apps for nonprofits and institutions: accessible, in more than one language, and easy for your own team to update.
WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard we aim at
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the technical standard Section 508 points to, and it is what we build toward: designed in from the start, not added later as an upgrade.
Multi-language support
We build and ship in more than one language, and hand you a site your own team edits in every one of them.
Multi-state and multi-region
A national or regional body and its state chapters in one system — each with its own pages, none waiting on head office. Somos Votantes runs a national program and four state programs this way.
The proof, not the promise
Somos Votantes
Year-round Latino civic and voter engagement across Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada and nationally. The whole experience ships in English and Spanish with a persistent language toggle, and donate flows with ActBlue presets, a Join Us pipeline and an embedded voter-registration checker are woven into the page structure rather than bolted on. The organization runs all of it with its own team between elections. In production since 2022.
Two WordPress migrations, both still running
If your current site is WordPress and you cannot change a comma without emailing a contractor, that is the problem we solved for Solay Counseling, a fifteen-year practice, and for Dr. Kamala — and once for ourselves; this site was a WordPress site too.
Accessibility — WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508
This is the standard our work aims at, and what you can ask us to build to. Here is what it covers, and what it does not.
What we build toward
- A logical heading structure, one H1 per page
- Every interactive element reachable and operable by keyboard
- A visible focus indicator on every focusable element
- 4.5:1 contrast on body text and on small labels
- Alt text on every content image, empty alt on decoration
- Properly labeled form fields, and error messages tied to the field
- A skip link, and no keyboard traps
- No color used as the only way to convey meaning
How much of this list a given build carries depends on the project — ask for it up front and it goes in the scope.
What we do not claim
We are not a certified accessibility auditor and we do not issue conformance statements about our own work. If your funder or your board requires documentation, the right route is an independent certified audit, and we will point you to it.
We do not install accessibility overlay widgets. They do not work, and courts have not been kind to the organizations relying on them.
Building in more than one language
Who translates
Your own staff who speak the language — usually better, because they know how your organization talks — or a professional translator. Never machine translation: community-facing language is a trust asset, and a machine turns a call to action into something that reads like a terms-of-service page.
Who maintains it
Your team, from day one. Every language sits side by side in Webflow's editor, so whoever writes each one edits it directly and neither of them calls us.
Donor CRM, email and action integrations
We support a wide range of integrations. ActBlue is a good example — donation flows with preset amounts, shipped and running in production for Somos Votantes. Tell us what your team already runs on and we check it before we quote rather than finding out mid-project; we do not build CRMs, migrate donor databases, or clean your data.
Getting started
A five-page site starts at $3,700; keeping it running starts at $100 a month. Those are minimums, not quotes — your page count, languages and integrations set the real number, and it reaches you as one fixed price in writing before anything starts.
Send a few sentences
Your page count, your languages, your CRM, your deadline. Use the intake form on the contact page → or email contact@longsoftware.io. Both go to the same place, and you can forward the address to your executive director.
Same business day, a person replies
Not an autoresponder — either the questions we need answered to scope it, or a straight no with the name of someone better suited. Once we have talked it through you get a written proposal your board can read.
Plan your year-end
giving page.
Same-business-day reply · from a person, not an autoresponder