Atelier Platform

A nonprofit website, without spending the budget on it

Describe what your organization does and get a site with your mission, your programs, your events and a donate button that points at the platform you already use — built in minutes, by whoever has the phone.

Every hour on the website is an hour off the mission

Nobody joined a cause to fight a page builder. The site work lands on a volunteer who is busy, then on nobody, and the last update is from two chairs ago.

Donors and grant officers look you up first

Funders check whether an organization is legible before they check whether it is fundable. A dead site or a Facebook page does not answer what you do, who you help, or where the money goes.

The person who built it has left

The site is locked inside someone's old account, or a platform nobody remembers the password to. Small changes — a new event, a new phone number — become impossible, so they stop being made.

This nonprofit site was generated from a short description — mission, programs and a donate button included.Open the example site

Describe it. Publish it. Today.

Building and editing is free — publish when it looks right.

Common questions

Can we take donations through the site?

Not directly — there is no built-in donation processing. Add your existing donation URL (PayPal, Stripe, GoFundMe, JustGiving, your national platform) as a Donate button, and it appears wherever you want it. Money keeps flowing through the account you already have set up.

Can we sign up volunteers?

The built-in contact form handles enquiries out of the box. For a structured signup sheet, link an external form (Google Forms, Tally) as a button — there is no volunteer database or member accounts here.

Can we list our programs and upcoming events?

Yes — paste them as plain text and the AI structures them into program and event sections. Updating one later is a tap, or you can just tell the AI ("move the food drive to March 14").

Can volunteers with no tech skills update it?

That's the design. Editing is tapping text on the site or telling the AI what to change in ordinary words — from a phone. No admin dashboard to be trained on and no account for a departing volunteer to take with them.

Can the site be in the languages our community speaks?

Yes. Ask for the site in any language, or ask the AI to translate the whole site — every page, not just the homepage — which matters when the people you serve and the people who fund you don't read the same one.