Charity and Not for Profit Marketing Agency UK

Q: Will our website meet accessibility standards?

Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA , the standard our Transaid and Cornerstone Housing websites were built to. Many people who use charity services have access needs, so colour contrast, keyboard navigation, readable text and clear structure are planned in from the first design.

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In short

Priority Pixels is a digital marketing agency for charities and not for profit organisations. Accessible web design, WordPress development, branding, SEO and ongoing support for charities, membership societies, housing providers and community organisations.

Specialist marketing

Charities and not for profit organisations speak to several audiences at once: the people they support, volunteers, members, funders and trustees. Each group needs to find the right information quickly, often on a phone and sometimes with access needs. Priority Pixels works with charities, membership societies, housing providers and community organisations that need a website their own staff can keep up to date.

Extended marketing team

Our developers, designers and marketing specialists work alongside your staff and volunteers to deliver what a small internal team cannot. Whether you need an accessible website rebuild, printed materials and brand design or search visibility for the services you offer, you get senior expertise without adding to headcount.

Our charity and not for profit clients

We work with international development charities, housing providers, membership societies, community organisations and cancer support charities. Transaid, Cornerstone Housing, NFAS and FORCE Cancer Charity are among the organisations we have worked with on web design, development and branding.

Our charity and not for profit marketing services

Accessible websites, WordPress support, branding and search for charities, membership societies, housing providers and community organisations, delivered by one team.

Accessible websites built for every visitor

Supporters, service users and members arrive with different needs. We build WordPress sites to WCAG 2.2 AA so information about your services, events and appeals is easy to find and use.

WordPress development with hosting, maintenance and security

WordPress builds your staff can update themselves, with ad hoc or monthly support, security patches, plugin updates and hosting from the same team.

Branding and printed materials for your cause

Brochures, banners, reports and brand guidelines that present your organisation consistently to partners, funders and the public, online and in print.

Organic and AI search visibility for charities

People look for support services, events and ways to get involved on Google and in AI assistants. We target the terms they use and structure content so it can be cited in AI answers.

Our charity and not for profit case studies

See how we have helped charities and not for profit organisations, from an international development charity and a housing provider to a field archery society and a cancer support charity.

Our charity and not for profit marketing team

The team behind our charity and not for profit work. Design, build, accessibility, branding and ongoing support for charities, membership societies and community organisations.

Owen Lewis

Senior Web Developer

Owen handles the technical work on our charity and not for profit websites. Theme architecture, performance, security and the integrations that let a small team manage its own content.
Monica Johnson

Senior Designer

Monica leads design across our charity and not for profit accounts. Page templates, accessible colour and type choices and the visual decisions that help a cause read clearly.
Emily King

SEO & PPC Lead

Emily heads the SEO programme across our charity and not for profit accounts. She writes the monthly plan, sets the priorities and reviews the reporting so nothing important slips through.
Lisa Moody

Website & SEO Support

Lisa works on technical SEO across our charity and not for profit accounts. On page work, performance and the technical fixes that help people find the services and support they need.
Jess Pearce

Digital Marketing Administrator

Jess keeps charity and not for profit projects on track. She manages the schedule between design, development and accounts and books the kickoff and review calls with your staff and trustees.
Rory Stewart

SEO and Content Lead

Rory leads SEO and content across our charity and not for profit accounts. Keyword research, content planning and the page improvements that turn search visibility into enquiries, sign ups and donations.

Discovery

Understanding your cause, your services and the audiences you need to reach before any work begins. We find out who signs off content, who will update the site day to day and which funders or partners need to see your impact. Search and competitor analysis shows where people are looking for the support you offer.

Strategy

Recommendations built around your objectives and the resources you have. Content plans fit around trustee and committee review. Technical specifications meet WCAG 2.2 AA so the site works for every visitor. Search and content plans focus on the services, events and appeals that matter most to your organisation.

Delivery

Phased delivery with review points throughout. Staging environments let staff, trustees or committee members review the site before launch. The finished site is laid out so your team can manage news, events and services without a developer.

Ongoing support

A charity website needs looking after once it is live. Monthly maintenance, security updates, accessibility checks, SEO and reporting, with a single point of contact who knows your organisation. Support can grow as new services, campaigns or funding come along.

Our charity and not for profit marketing agency FAQs

What charities and not for profit organisations ask us about accessibility, managing content and working with a small team.

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What types of not for profit organisations do you work with?

We have worked with international development charities, housing providers, membership societies, community organisations, cancer support charities and child poverty initiatives. What they share is a cause to communicate to several audiences and a small team that needs a website it can manage itself.

Will our website meet accessibility standards?

Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, the standard our Transaid and Cornerstone Housing websites were built to. Many people who use charity services have access needs, so colour contrast, keyboard navigation, readable text and clear structure are planned in from the first design.

Can our staff and volunteers update the website?

Every site is built on WordPress with content areas laid out so your team can add news, events, services and vacancies without a developer. Support is available after launch if anything is unclear or you need a new page type.

How do you measure marketing success for a charity?

Success is measured against what your organisation needs: enquiries for services, event bookings, volunteer sign ups, memberships or donations. SEO performance is tracked through rankings, organic traffic and conversions. Reporting is written in plain English so it can go straight to trustees.

How long does a charity website project take?

Timescales depend on the amount of content, the number of people reviewing it and how often your trustees or committee meet. We agree a realistic schedule at the start, with review points built around your sign off process.

Can you help with branding and printed materials?

Yes. For Promoting Children in Plymouth we produced brochures, banners and design support that present the initiative consistently to corporate partners, public sector agencies and charities. Our graphic design services cover brand guidelines, reports and event materials as well as digital assets.

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