For non-profits and charities

Get found. Get funded. Prove the work.

Your website, your impact reporting, your donor and volunteer systems, and the free Google advertising you are probably not claiming. Built and run for you, so the people funding your work can see exactly what it achieves.

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Example layout. Your Ad Grant ad sits above the free results.

What I help with

The whole digital side of a non-profit, in one pair of hands

Nobody needs all of it. Point at the part that hurts.

Get found

Donors, volunteers and the people you serve are searching. They are finding somebody else.

  • The Google Ad Grant, claimed and kept alive
  • Paid campaigns for appeals, events and urgent cases
  • Google ranking, plus showing up inside AI assistants
  • Monitoring what is said about you online

Your website

A funder opens it before your meeting and decides in under a minute.

  • A fast site that works on a phone
  • Appeal, event and programme pages
  • Saying what you do in words that are not grant-speak
  • A donate and volunteer flow that does not lose people

Prove your impact

This is what decides renewals, and it is what nobody builds until the report is due.

  • Tracking on what matters: donations, sign-ups, referrals
  • A live dashboard you and your funders can open
  • Monthly reports that build themselves
  • Knowing which appeal actually brought the money in

Look after supporters

Most organisations lose donors to silence, not to a competitor.

  • Donor and volunteer records in one place, not four spreadsheets
  • Every enquiry routed to whoever should answer it
  • Thank-yous, receipts and appeals by email and WhatsApp
  • Automating the admin that eats your week

Tools built for you

You are forced into software made for businesses, then pay staff time to work around it.

  • Intake, programme tracking and impact data capture
  • An assistant that answers common questions day and night
  • Connecting your donation platform, CRM and accounting

Then you run it

I would rather leave you capable than sell you a dependency.

  • Who else works on your issue, and where your gap is
  • A digital plan and budget you can put to a board
  • Real training and plain-language documentation

Usually the quickest win

$10,000a month

in free Google ads through the Ad Grant. Eligible non-profits can have it, and most never claim it.

You probably qualify

Registered non-profits in 50+ countries. Schools and government bodies are the main exclusions.

Why most lose it

Google switches it off after two months below a 5% click rate. Nobody tells you until it happens.

I check for free

One day to find out if you qualify, or why the grant you have is dying. No charge, no catch.

What it actually looks like

Proof your funders can open, not a folder of screenshots

One dashboard, always current

Reach, donations, sign-ups and programme numbers in one place. Your team checks it any time, and a funder can be given their own view instead of waiting for a quarterly email.

It replaces the spreadsheet somebody rebuilds by hand the week a report is due.

Impact overview

Last 8 months

People reached

12.4K

Donations

486

Volunteer sign-ups

213

Free ad budget used

98%

Sign-ups and donations by month

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug78

Example layout. Built with your programmes and your real numbers.

The look-you-up test

A programme officer opens your site before the meeting. So does a parent at eleven at night.

Before

  • Slow, and broken on a phone
  • Last annual report was two years ago
  • No clear way to donate or volunteer

After

  • Loads in under two seconds
  • This year's impact, on the front page
  • Donate, volunteer and contact all obvious

The check a programme officer runs before your meeting.

Nothing falls through

Every enquiry answered, recorded, and counted, without anyone remembering to do it.

01

Someone asks for help

A form, a WhatsApp message or a call

02

Routed to the right person

Never sits in a shared inbox

03

Answered and recorded

Thank-you, receipt, and a record kept

04

Counted in your report

Ready for the funder, not rebuilt by hand

How an enquiry travels once the plumbing is in place.

Why me

I have been on both sides of a grant

Inside a foundation deciding who gets renewed, and on the ground training the small teams applying. This is where I started, not a vertical I added to a list.

MTV Staying Alive Foundation

2022 to 2023

Digital Director at a global health funder that grants to youth-led organisations and answers to institutional donors.

Digify Africa

2014, then later

Trainee, then trainer. Digital-literacy training across southern Africa.

British Council, Red Bull Amaphiko

via Digify

Taught social entrepreneurs to grow the work they care about.

Reconnecting Pangaea

Co-creator

A documentary series on internet inequality that aired on eTV, a national broadcaster.

The organisations that lost funding were rarely doing worse work. They were the ones who could not show it.

Where I work

What your funders expect you to prove, by country

South Africa

New SARS rules on Section 18A donation receipts since March 2026. Clean data off your site makes them painless.

United Kingdom

SORP 2026 now requires charities over £500,000 to explain their impact and show how they measure it.

Europe

Institutional and EU programme funders expect numbers on demand, across years and countries.

Australia

Your ACNC Charity Register profile is public. Funders read it next to your own site.

Rules above are as published by Google, SARS, the Charities SORP-making body and the ACNC, checked August 2026. Confirm anything affecting your filings with your own accountant.

Straight with you

Four things I will not do

  • I will not write your grant applications. I make the ones you write land harder.
  • I am not your auditor. Tax and compliance stay with your accountant.
  • I will not sell you a rebrand you did not ask for.
  • I will tell you when the money belongs in your programmes instead of with me.

How we start

Nothing costs you anything until there is something worth paying for

  1. 01

    Tell me what you do

    Thirty minutes, or an email. Whichever you prefer.

  2. 02

    I check the free money

    Whether you qualify for the Ad Grant, or why yours is at risk.

  3. 03

    A short written read

    Your site, your tracking, what a funder sees. No charge.

  4. 04

    Then we scope it

    Priced per organisation, because budgets differ hugely by country.

Tell me what your organisation does.

A few lines is plenty. I will check your Ad Grant eligibility and send back the few things I would fix first, in writing, at no charge.

I reply myself, usually within a day. Prefer to talk? Book thirty minutes.

A few quick details and I’ll send pricing built for your business, usually back within a day.