01Website
A website people can use on a phone
Programs, eligibility, hours and how to apply, written plainly and built to WCAG 2.1 AA so every visitor can use it, by our nonprofit website design team.
ProgramsHow to ApplyWCAG 2.1 AA
Nonprofit website design · Gulf Coast
Nonprofit website design that helps people find you when they need help
Nonprofit website design decides whether a family searching “utility bill assistance Mississippi” finds your programs or gives up. We build nonprofit websites and marketing that reach them and your donors, the way we do for CASOMS.
- food pantry biloxi ms open today
- utility bill assistance mississippi
- rental assistance biloxi ms
Who do they find first?
Real searches Google suggests on the Coast, November 2026.
Why it matters
The people you serve are searching from a phone, often in a hurry
When your hours, your programs and how to apply are buried in a PDF or a Facebook post from last spring, they call the wrong office, miss the deadline or give up, and your staff spends the day answering the same questions.
Volunteers and donors look you up the same way, and a website that looks abandoned makes them wonder where their time and money would go.
$10,000
a month in free Google search ads is available to qualifying nonprofits through Google Ad Grants.
We can help you apply and run it, so your programs show up when people search for help.
What we build for nonprofits
A website, the tools behind it and a way to be found
Every piece is built so your staff can keep it current, and so a family on a cracked phone screen can still find what they came for.
02Calendar
Calendars, forms and sign-ups
Program calendars your staff update themselves, volunteer and ride request forms and event registration, like the calendar app we built for CASOMS through custom app development.
CalendarsVolunteer FormsRegistration
03Access
Accessible pages and documents
We audit your site against WCAG 2.1 AA, fix what fails and tag your PDFs and flyers so screen readers can read them, the same ADA compliance work we did for CASOMS. Most sites need it, since the WebAIM Million report found failures software alone can detect on 95.9% of the top million home pages.
AuditFixesTagged PDFs
04Found
Google Ad Grants, social media and video
We help you apply for Google Ad Grants and run it, post your programs and events every week through our social media management, and film the stories your donors want to see.
Google Ad GrantsSocial MediaVideo
Proof
Built and running for Gulf Coast nonprofits
Community Action of South Mississippi
ADA compliance, the website, program pages, a calendar app with three program calendars, online forms and accessible flyers and PDFs for the agency serving Jackson, Harrison and George counties since 1965.
Moss Point Main Street
A custom website with an online store, a blog and event pages for the downtown Main Street program, with tickets for its events sold through Go Coast Events.
“Jesse provides social media expertise for our agency. Actually, he provides much more than that. He maintains our website, serves as photographer for our various events, and creates videos that allow us to showcase the work that we do. Jesse is truly an expert in all things technology, and we depend on him to ensure our message gets out there in a user-friendly way. I highly recommend this business.”
2017On the Gulf Coast since
25+Years in marketing and sales
5.0Rating on Google
MemberJackson County Chamber of Commerce
Straight answers
What nonprofits ask before they hire anyone
“We don't have a marketing budget.”
Start with what's free, since qualifying nonprofits can get up to $10,000 a month in Google search ads through Google Ad Grants, and we can help you apply.
“Our staff has to be able to update it.”
They can, because we build calendars and forms your staff run themselves, the way CASOMS staff keep three program calendars current without touching code.
“Is our website ADA compliant?”
Most aren't, since 95.9% of the top one million home pages had failures software alone could detect in WebAIM's 2026 report, and an audit shows where yours stands and what to fix first.
“Do you work with small nonprofits?”
Yes, along with public agencies and Main Street programs, and the work can be done in stages so it fits a grant cycle.
What it costs
What nonprofit website design costs with us
Website
$2,500 to $25,000
From a fast starter site to a custom build with booking, payments and portals.
ADA compliance
$2,000 to $15,000
From a WCAG 2.1 AA audit on its own to the audit, a written plan, the fixes and the paperwork.
Social media
From $1,500 a month
Posts every week on Facebook and Instagram, with a short video, written, filmed and scheduled for you.
Ad management
From $1,000 a month
Google Ad Grants, Google and Meta campaigns run and reported each month.
Start with a free audit, and you get a written price before any work begins.
Other industries
Built for the whole Gulf Coast economy
See every industry we serve, or find your town on our locations page.
Contractor MarketingRoofers, HVAC pros, plumbers, electricians and every trade whose customers search, then call.See what we buildRestaurant MarketingRestaurants, cafes, bars and caterers that need locals in the slow months and visitors in season.See what we buildGovernment Website DesignCities, counties, libraries and public agencies that owe every resident a website they can use.See what we buildHealthcare MarketingClinics, dentists, med spas, therapists and home care companies that patients check before they book.See what we buildGulf Coast Real Estate PhotographyAgents, builders, developers and property managers whose listings live or die on the photos.See what we buildTourism and Event MarketingAttractions, venues, festivals, hotels and vacation rentals that live on visitors.See what we buildEcommerce and Retail MarketingBoutiques, gift shops and online stores that sell on Main Street and on a phone.See what we build
Free audit
See what someone searching for help finds, free
Our free audit shows what a family, a volunteer or a donor sees when they look you up on a phone, and what to fix first.