Members & supporters
Members, donors and volunteers each find their way in — and your bylaws, AGM notice and annual report are where people look for them.
What your customers need to do
Site structure
There is no concept demo for this industry yet. This is the structure we would start from — your pages, services and words replace it.
What we build · Associations & nonprofits
One page per program — who it serves, where it runs and how to take part — in plain words a funder and a neighbour both understand.
The benefit dinner, the spring clean-up, the Tuesday workshop — date, place, accessibility and the registration link, kept as a record once they are over.
Date, place, agenda and how to attend, posted with the notice your bylaws call for — then the minutes, once adopted.
Four ways in
Each path is one sentence and one button into the platform you already use. Payments, receipts and lists stay there.
Who can become a member, what it costs if anything, and what members get — then the button.
Links to Your membership platform
What a gift supports, said plainly, and whether you issue tax receipts — never a promised outcome.
Links to Your donation platform
Date, place, accessibility and price, if any, for each event.
Links to Your registration or ticketing tool
What help you need, when, and who answers — on a short form.
Links to A form, or your volunteer tool
Documents
One place for what members and funders look for. This is the structure — your own documents fill it.
No document shown here is real. Your own files, or links to where they live, fill the list.
Platforms
We link your site to them and make each step clearer. We don’t rebuild them, and nothing here implies a partnership with any provider.
Québec
The Canada Revenue Agency is clear: a registered charity is a qualified donee and can issue official donation receipts; a non-profit organization is not, and cannot. Your donate page says which one you are, shows a charitable registration number only if you have one and confirm it, and never implies a receipt you cannot issue.
Source: Canada Revenue Agency — Differences between a registered charity and a non-profit organization — checked
Programs, the four ways in, the documents and every confirmation exist in French — written, then reviewed before launch.
Board members and staff appear with the names and roles they agree to show, and change when your records do. We don’t write fundraising totals, or promises of what a gift will achieve.
Recommended
Prices in CAD, plus applicable taxes. What’s included is agreed in writing before any work starts.
One site, two languages, one action that actually completes.
fromC$899
A bounded monthly rhythm, for clients we have already launched.
C$299 / C$599a month
Full bilingual presence from C$1,200
Questions
Something else? Write to [email protected].
Yes. Each path links into the tool you already run, so payments, receipts and member lists stay where they are. We don’t move your data.
What a contribution supports, and plainly that no official tax receipt is issued — the CRA reserves those for qualified donees. Your accountant confirms the details for your organization.
You own the site and its accounts, and the handoff shows the next volunteer how to add a document. If you prefer, our monthly service can keep the record current.
We can’t promise donations or members. We make each way in clearer and measure how many people reach your platforms, so you can see what the site actually does.
Tell us about your business and the one thing customers should be able to do. We reply with a next step — never a sales sequence.