Digital Agency for Third Sector
UK charitable giving fell by 10% in 2025. Six million fewer people donate now than a decade ago. The charities that grow income build the case for giving, make it easy to act on, and give supporters reasons to come back.
Your future supporters, funders and beneficiaries are already searching. Whether they find you, and trust what they find, depends on how clearly you show up online.
Digital should work for everyone who depends on you: the people you serve, the team delivering the work, and the funders who need to see your impact.
Most charities know something isn’t working. They just haven’t had time, or an outside view to pin down what. That’s where we come in.
There are three ways to begin solving problems:
A focused review of the area that matters most – donation journey, search visibility, data flows, ecommerce, digital maturity. You get a clear picture of what to fix first, and why.
Know your digital needs to improve but not sure where? Start with a short discovery that gives your team shared direction, clear priorities, and a plan they can actually deliver.
Prefer to talk before committing? 30 minutes, no pitch, no agenda. Just a useful conversation about where you are and what might help.
UK charitable giving fell to £14 billion in 2025 — a 10% drop and the first decline since 2021. Six million fewer people donate now than a decade ago. Half of UK charities have no digital strategy. Fewer than one in five get full value from their CRM. (source CAF UK Giving Report 2026; Charity Digital Skills Reports 2024/2025.)
Most charities aren’t failing at digital. They’re under-resourced, under-supported, and working without a clear plan. That’s fixable.
We offer focused audits across the areas where charities most often lose income, reach and impact. Each one produces a clear, prioritised output your team can act on immediately.
A short discovery. A prioritised 90-day plan. First fixes live within weeks. You see results while we build the habits for ongoing improvement.