AI website builder for nonprofits and charities
Tell rwaft what your organization does, who it helps and how people can support it. It builds a site that explains the cause in plain words and sends visitors to donate or volunteer.
Prompts to start from
Pick one and it opens in the prompt box. Change any detail before you send it.
- A website for a dog rescue charity with dogs for adoption, how to volunteer and a donate button
- A site for a community food bank with opening times, what we need this month and how to give
- A one-page site for a school fundraiser with the goal, what the money is for and a link to donate
What to put in your prompt
- Your mission in one or two sentences
- Your programs or what you do, with real numbers only if you have them
- How people can help: donate, volunteer, attend, share
- Links to your donation page and volunteer form
- Contact details and, if you have one, your registration number
What you get
The cause, clearly
A first screen that says what you do and why it matters, with the main way to help right there.
Ways to help
Donate, volunteer and spread-the-word sections, each with its own button.
Easy to keep current
New appeal or new event? One message updates the site.
Good to know
rwaft sites can't process donations or store sign-ups. Point the buttons at the donation platform and forms you already use, and rwaft puts them where visitors look first.
Questions
Can people donate on the site?
Through a link to the platform you already use, like your payment provider's donation page. rwaft sites have no back end and can't take payments.
Can volunteers sign up through the site?
Through a form you already use, like Google Forms or Tally. Give rwaft the link and it adds a volunteer button.
How do credits work?
Sign up with Google and you get 2 free credits, which is 2 chats. Each chat you send is one complete build and costs 1 credit; deploying a GitHub repository costs 1 credit. If a build fails, its credits are refunded automatically. When you run out you can buy more, with no subscription.