It has become more apparent in the digital age for any company or organization must have a web presence. Some non-profit 501 entities feel their organization is too small, lacks funding, or is not significant enough to have or even need a website. The primary problem of not having a website is that your message is very limited to an offline audience and in many cases expensive methods of advertising. Without the reinforcement, if a website, those that you interact with can easily forget about your organization and the lack of this necessity may hinder your mission and the goals that you work so hard to support.
Websites for non-profit organizations provide you with the results below:
- Your goal and mission being heard by a broader audience
- Connects you with your members and your current audience
- Raising funds for entity’s operations
- Providing email addresses that reflect your organization’s name
- Sharing legal notices and note about organizational changes
- Coordinating gatherings and important meetings
- Sharing pictures of your charity events and locations of happenings
- Providing useful information and forms to download
- Increasing credibility of your entity
- Providing places to interact such as chat rooms or forums
- Sharing future plans for growth of your non-profit
- Sharing your organizational structure and board members
- Providing associations with other organizations
- Sharing bylaws and policies that affect your members
- Posting job positions and their status for fulfillment
Most successful non-profits take advantage of the reasons above to magnify the impact of their organization and decreasing the cost of using offline and less efficient methods of communication.
If your Nebraska or Iowa 501 organization would like to find lower cost web design solutions to make your non-profit have a greater impact on your community, please call us at 402-813-4034, or fill out our contact form. We can provide you with references and case studies on helping our NPO friends get noticed and move forward in their state.