"I clicked Donate, and suddenly I was on a whole other website."

For organisations doing the hard work of building trust with supporters, being redirected to a third-party donation platform can subtly (but significantly) interrupt the connection. That shift in branding, tone, and domain name often creates a moment of pause—and sometimes, that pause becomes a closed tab.

"Updating one event used to take a volunteer half a day. Sometimes it was just easier not to."

We still think about that line. Because it's not unusual — we’ve heard variations of it from dozens of not-for-profit teams across WA.

The issue isn’t capability. It’s infrastructure. Most older not-for-profit websites were built for launch — not for ongoing life. And definitely not for a team juggling drives, volunteers, and compliance.

If you're leading a not-for-profit in Perth, chances are your website isn’t just a marketing tool, it’s a frontline asset. It supports donations, event registrations, volunteer sign-ups, and more. But if your digital tools aren’t integrated, it might be causing more problems than it solves.