Charity websites

Give people a clear way into your charity.

Plan a website around the people you want to reach and what they need to do. Bring your pages, guides and next steps into a site with a clear purpose.

Services are in development. Start here begins organisation setup; submitting your setup saves a request without activating a service.

Sunrise · Fictional website
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Here together

Room for a little sunshine

Shared meals, weekend clubs and practical support for local children and families. There’s always room to pull up a chair.

Smiling parents and children enjoying a picnic together
Children laughing as they play outdoors
Hello, neighbour

A place at the table

Two dads receiving help with school essentials and groceries at a community support hub

Sunrise brings local children and families together for shared meals, weekend clubs and practical support. We make room for good company, time to play and a helping hand when it’s needed. Everyone deserves a place at the table.

Pitch in

Help good days happen

A shared meal, time to play or a helping hand. Choose a demo donation to explore how you could support Sunrise.

Demo only. No payment will be taken.

Shared meals

Bring neighbours around one table, with good food and time to talk.

Weekend clubs

Make space for children to play and families to spend time together.

Practical help

Help families find everyday support and a useful next step.

What matters

Little things. Shared often.

Our mission starts with a warm welcome and room to join in.

Every family should feel comfortable joining in, with room to take things slowly.

Children in T-shirts and joggers playing a board game in a community hall with bookshelves
A happy family enjoying a colourful building-brick theme parkCharitas raffle demo
A little extra

Your next family adventure

A picnic blanket, outdoor games and treats for a day together. Try our family adventure hamper raffle for £2 per demo ticket.

Brands we partner with

  • SeaWorld
  • ODEON
  • Merlin
  • Center Parcs
Family life

A little room for each other

Parent stories
“We come for the shared meal, then stay while the children play. There’s time for a chat, and I know I can ask for a helping hand.”
DanielDad · Example parent story
A dad and daughter making a paper sun at a community craft club

Everyday impact

Shared meals

A place to eat together, chat and meet local families.

Time to play

Weekend clubs give children room to play and families time together.

Practical support

A helping hand for local families when they need it.

Sunrise is a fictional charity. These parent stories are illustrative.

Around Sunrise

Good company, good stories

A look at the everyday things our fictional charity is here for.

Children building a wooden block tower at a weekend club
Weekend clubs

An afternoon made for play

Outdoor games, room to roam and time together. Our idea of a good weekend.

A volunteer helping a family at a church-hall meal, with a food bank behind them
Shared meals

A place at the table

Pull up a chair. There’s something lovely about making time for a meal together.

Keep a little sunshine close

Try our newsletter signup. It stays in this preview.

Demo only. No email will be sent.

Sunrise Charity is fictional. This preview demonstrates Charitas websites and raffle integrations.

Interactive local demo. No payments are taken or messages sent.

Website services are in development, including self-service editing and publishing. Your scope, availability and costs are confirmed before payment.

Website sections

Show visitors who you help and how to take part.

These annotations connect the fictional Sunrise demo’s sections with a visitor’s next step.

Here together

Room for a little sunshine

Shared meals, weekend clubs and practical support for local children and families. There’s always room to pull up a chair.

Support our community
01

See who the charity is for

Introduce who you help before asking visitors to take part. Sunrise introduces local children and families, then offers “Support our community” and “Meet Sunrise”.

Explore support or meet Sunrise

Hello, neighbour

A place at the table

Sunrise brings local children and families together for shared meals, weekend clubs and practical support. We make room for good company, time to play and a helping hand when it’s needed. Everyone deserves a place at the table.

Explore our mission
02

Understand the work

Use an About section to explain your charity’s work. Sunrise describes shared meals, weekend clubs and practical support, with a link to its mission.

Read about the work and mission

Weekend clubs

An afternoon made for play

Outdoor games, room to roam and time together. Our idea of a good weekend.

Read the story
03

Explore an activity through a story

Use stories when an activity needs more space. Sunrise’s fictional stories describe weekend play and shared meals, with a “Read the story” link for each.

Read an example story

Website scope

Agree what Standard or Custom covers.

Select Standard or Custom in the setup request, then agree the pages, content and arrangements. Detailed inclusions for both still need confirmation.

Setup preference

  • Standard
  • Custom

Available in the setup request

Pages and content
Agree pages and content support
Availability and costs
Confirmed before payment

Questions to agree during scoping

  • Which pages are needed, and who will supply or prepare the words and images?
  • Are any connections to other services needed, and can they be supported within the agreed scope?
  • Who will review the draft, who will publish, and how will later changes be handled?

Website services, including self-service editing and publishing, remain in development.

Planning the work

Agree the brief, review and publication plan.

Agree the proposed plan below with the operator before work begins.

  1. 01

    Prepare the brief

    Charity supplies
    Visitors, intended actions, pages, and available words, images and links.
    Reviewer
    The person your charity names to review the brief.
    Agree / receive
    Agree the scope and record which material is still needed.
  2. 02

    Plan the draft review

    Charity supplies
    Approved facts and images, with corrections gathered by your charity.
    Reviewer
    Your designated content reviewer.
    Agree / receive
    Agree what draft will be available for review, how feedback will be collected and who confirms changes.
  3. 03

    Confirm publication arrangements

    Charity supplies
    Final content decisions and the person responsible for later changes.
    Reviewer
    The person authorised by your charity to agree publication arrangements.
    Agree / receive
    Confirm who will publish and how future changes will be handled.

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