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Charity and not-for-profit website design, Australia wide


Creative Baguette builds websites for charities, not-for-profits, sport associations and community organisations across Australia.

From $1,900. First version in 7 days. Donations, memberships and volunteer signups connected, and one person, the founder, does the work.You approve it before you pay the balance, and you own the files.

PAWS Pet Therapy · Lifeline Narrm · Hypertension Australia · Handball Australia · The Outback Long Ride · ★★★★★ 5.0 on Google

Lifeline Narrm Save a Seat fundraising page, designed and built by Creative Baguette

/ Lifeline Narrm, Save a Seat campaign

Most charity and not-for-profit websites sit between $1,900 and $3,800 plus GST, the first version is ready within 7 days of receiving your content, and care plans start at $97 a month after launch.

A not-for-profit website has to talk to members, funders, partners, volunteers, participants and the public at once. Most try to mirror the org chart and end up serving nobody. We work out who the website needs to serve, decide what each group needs, and build a structure a small team can keep up to date without creating more work. If your organisation delivers NDIS services, we build websites built for NDIS providers as well.

What clients say

Our charity needed a fresh, inviting website within a limited budget

Our charity, PAWS Pet Therapy, needed a fresh, inviting website within a limited budget, along with someone to keep it updated. Manon was fantastic to work with. From day one, she understood PAWS, our mission, our team and the work we do in the community.

She took all our requirements on board and added thoughtful touches that brought everything together beautifully. We love our new website and feel it truly reflects the heart of PAWS.

Sharon Stewart, Founder and CEO
PAWS Pet Therapy, Bathurst NSW

Guided Support and Stunning Results

The team at Creative Baguette were really great to work with, highly professional but also very friendly. They met with us and listened well to our requirements, and helped guide us through aspects that we were unsure about.

We were very pleased with the first mock-up of the website, which fit the brief and was visually appealing and functioned just as we wanted. They were highly responsive during the whole process and we were able to launch on time.

I have already recommended Creative Baguette to another organisation and will do so again if the opportunity arises.

Dr Jonathan Mynard
Hypertension Australia

Useful beats organisationally impressive.

Boards, staff, volunteers and external partners may all need input, and a website that tries to mirror the org chart ends up serving nobody.

We identify the key audiences, decide what each one needs and create a structure that keeps the website useful. One focused project meeting replaces weeks of fragmented stakeholder notes.

What a charity website needs that a business website doesn't

Donations that work on a phone

Two taps from any page

Tax-deductible giving with a receipt. We connect Square payment links or your existing fundraising platform. Lifeline's Save a Seat page ran on Lifeline's own platform, so donations and data stayed where their team already worked.

Your registration where donors look

ABN, ACNC, DGR

Your ABN, your registration with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and your deductible gift recipient (DGR) status in the footer and next to the donate button. Donors and grant assessors check.

Accessibility built in

To the WCAG guidelines

Contrast, headings, keyboard use and image descriptions from the first version, built to the WCAG accessibility guidelines that government and philanthropic funders ask about. A formal audit is available if your funder requires one.

Signups that land somewhere

A site a volunteer can update

Forms, Calendly bookings and Brevo newsletters connected so every enquiry reaches a named person. Play Handball's signup automations run this way. No plugins to patch, no licence to renew: we host it and make the small changes for you.

Charities and not-for-profits we've built for

Process

1/

Free 20-minute chat

Tell us who the website needs to serve, what the team struggles to keep updated and what funders keep asking for.

No finished brief required.

2/

One focused project meeting

We identify the key audiences and decide what each one needs. One focused meeting replaces weeks of fragmented stakeholder notes.

You see the first version within 7 days.

3/

Refinement and launch

We refine it with your feedback and one nominated decision-maker. We do not go live until you're happy.

Afterwards we host it, maintain it and make the updates.

Priced for organisations that watch every dollar.

  • Straightforward charity and not-for-profit sites sit within the usual $1,900 to $3,800 plus GST.
  • Larger resource libraries, memberships or member portals are quoted on scope.
  • Care plans from $97 a month after launch.

The price stays sensible because one person owns the project from structure to launch, and the scope stays lean.

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When does a website pay for itself?

Simple arithmetic, not a sales pitch. Put in your own numbers.

This is maths, not a promise. It shows what the website costs in your own work, not a prediction of what it will bring in.

Charity and not-for-profit website FAQs

Do you build websites for charities?

Yes.

Registered charities, not-for-profits, sport associations, community groups and one-off fundraising campaigns. Six so far, listed above.

How much does a charity website cost in Australia?

With Creative Baguette, $1,900 to $3,800 plus GST for most organisations, and the first version is ready in 7 days.

Agencies that specialise in large charities usually start well above that; we build for the small team with no web person.

Can you add online donations?

Yes.

Square payment links, or your existing platform such as the one your peak body or fundraising partner already uses. The platform issues the tax-deductible receipt, so we pick one that does.

Do you work with not-for-profits outside Sydney?

Yes, all of Australia.

Clients include PAWS Pet Therapy in Bathurst and national organisations such as Handball Australia and Hypertension Australia. Everything runs over video and email; nobody has to come to an office.

Can the website be accessible?

Yes.

Sites are built to the WCAG accessibility guidelines: contrast, headings, keyboard navigation and image descriptions from the first version. A formal audit is available if your funder requires one. For the plain-English version, see website accessibility for small businesses.

Who updates the site after launch?

We do, under the care plan from $97 a month: new stories, new team members, sponsor thank-yous, within two business days.

Or your team, with a short handover.

Do you give charities a discount?

Not on the same scope.

We keep the scope lean instead, which is why most charity sites land at the bottom of the range. We have built one site pro bono, The Outback Long Ride, because the cause was personal.

Can you work with a committee?

Yes.

One nominated decision-maker and a clear feedback process. The committee sees the first version and the final one; the decision-maker sees everything in between.

Updated November 2026.

Make the organisation easier to understand, support and join.

Free 20-minute chat. No pressure, no perfect brief needed.

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Manon Vernay, founder of Creative Baguette
Manon Vernay, founder. She designs and builds every site herself: no account manager, no handover to a junior.