Websites for NGOs

NGO websites that donors trust in Lebanon.

Lebanese NGOs answer to international donors, local communities and a diaspora that wants to help. One site has to speak to all three — clearly, credibly and in their language.

  • Arabic · English · French
  • Donor-ready reporting
  • Donations from abroad
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NGO website design in Lebanon

7 core pages · custom-built, never a template

The job

A nonprofit site has three jobs.

  • Make the cause obvious

    In five seconds a visitor should know what you do, who it helps and why it matters now. Clear words and real photos beat a mission statement.

  • Earn the trust to fund

    Institutional donors and grant-makers read your site before they read your proposal. Governance, reports and results have to be easy to find and easy to believe.

  • Make support easy from anywhere

    The diaspora wants to give, volunteers want to sign up, partners want to reach you. Each path one tap away — including WhatsApp.

The problem

Sound familiar?

Our site was built for one grant and never touched again.

Projects from years ago, an outdated team page and a news feed that stopped. A donor doing due diligence notices.

Taking donations from abroad is a headache.

Supporters in France, Canada and the Gulf want to give, but the path is a bank transfer, a WhatsApp message and a lot of back-and-forth.

When a crisis hits, we can’t move fast enough.

An emergency appeal needs to be live the same day. Waiting on a developer means missing the window when people most want to help.

What we build

Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Donations from home and abroad

An on-brand donation flow set up for how your organisation is registered, so supporters in Lebanon and abroad can give without the back-and-forth.

Impact in numbers and stories

Programs with outcomes, beneficiaries’ stories told with consent, and results a donor can read in a minute.

Appeals live the same day

Your team launches an emergency appeal or campaign page from a template — no developer, no waiting.

Volunteers, partners and WhatsApp

Sign-up forms for volunteers, a page for institutional partners, and WhatsApp for the quick questions.

Reports donors trust

Annual reports, audited financials, registration and governance organised in one place — in the languages your donors read.

Accessible and multilingual

Arabic, English and French with proper right-to-left Arabic, built to WCAG 2.1 AA so everyone you serve can use it.

The blueprint

The pages that pull their weight.

Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.

  1. Home

    The cause, the impact in numbers, Donate and WhatsApp — in three languages.

  2. Our programs

    Each program with where you work, who it serves and what changed.

  3. Donate

    Giving options for supporters in Lebanon and abroad, clearly explained.

  4. Emergency appeals

    A template your team can publish the same day a crisis hits.

  5. Get involved

    Volunteer and partner sign-ups, routed to the right person.

  6. Reports & governance

    Annual reports, financials, registration and board.

  7. News & stories

    Updates your team publishes themselves, in every language.

Built for Lebanon

Built for how NGOs here actually work.

  • International donors read first

    Agencies and foundations check governance, reports and past results before a call. A site organised around that due diligence opens doors.

  • The diaspora wants to help

    Lebanese abroad give generously when it’s easy. Clear, trustworthy ways to give from abroad turn goodwill into support.

  • Three languages, three audiences

    Arabic for the communities you serve, English and French for donors and partners — each written properly, not machine-translated.

  • Built for when it matters most

    Crises here move fast. Appeal templates your team controls mean the page is live while people are still asking how to help.

Let’s plan your NGO’s site — on WhatsApp or a call.

Tell us who funds you and who you serve. We’ll come back with the site that speaks to both.

How it works

From first call to live.

  • A straight conversation

    You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.

  • The blueprint

    We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.

  • Design, words, build

    Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.

  • Launch, then grow

    We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does an NGO website cost in Lebanon?
It depends on the number of programs, languages and whether you take donations online. We quote a fixed price after a short call, and our guide to website costs in Lebanon shows what each tier actually buys.
Can we accept donations from abroad?
Yes, with the right setup — which depends on how and where your organisation is registered. We’ll recommend the donation route that fits, and build it into the site so giving takes a minute.
Can the site be in Arabic, English and French?
Yes — all three, with a one-tap switch and proper right-to-left Arabic. Your team edits every language from the same place.
Can our team publish appeals and news themselves?
Yes. Appeals, campaigns and updates are built from templates your team fills in and publishes — no developer, no waiting. We train your team at launch.
Can the site help with donor due diligence?
That’s what the reports and governance section is for: registration, annual reports, financials and board, organised the way institutional donors look for them.
Have you worked with NGOs in Lebanon?
Yes — including TAMAM, an education-reform initiative at the American University of Beirut. The rebuilt bilingual site grew traffic 65% in three months; the case study is linked on this page.

Let’s build

Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?

Send us a WhatsApp or book a call. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline — in a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.