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Marketing for churches and non-profit organisations
Communicate your mission clearly, keep supporters engaged and make it easy to give, volunteer or attend.
Typical marketing challenges
Churches and non-profits work with limited budgets and rely on volunteers. Communication is often scattered across WhatsApp groups, social posts and word of mouth.
- No central place for events, services, news and contact details.
- Donors who are unsure how funds are used.
- Volunteers who handle design and posting without time or tools.
- Outdated websites that look inactive.
- Difficulty reaching younger supporters and new members.
Trust and transparency matter more here than clever advertising.
Communication often depends on one or two volunteers. When they move on, logins, files and know-how disappear. We set up shared ownership of accounts and simple handover notes so that the work survives changes in leadership.
How customers find and choose you
Visitors may search for a church near them, view a service time and decide to attend. Supporters learn about a cause through a story or referral, visit the site, check credibility and then give, volunteer or share.
Existing members need regular, reliable communication on events, sermons or programmes and ways to participate.
Your online presence should answer the key questions within seconds: who you are, what you do, where and when, and how to take part.
Supporters want evidence of impact: stories, photos with consent, short updates and honest reporting. A giving page that explains what a donation achieves tends to build more confidence than a bare payment button.
Recommended service bundle
Typical bundles are modest and focused:
- A simple website with events, about, contact and a giving page.
- A Google Business Profile so people can find you locally.
- Social media management or content creation for consistent posting.
- Email newsletters for supporters.
- Graphic design for event posters and annual reports.
Donations should go through secure, recognised payment methods; we do not handle funds on your behalf.
Because budgets are tight, we prioritise: first the basics people look for, then a regular rhythm of content, and only then paid promotion for specific events or appeals.
Where possible we use tools with free or low-cost plans, so recurring fees stay manageable. We also write a short guide so that new volunteers can keep the site and social pages up to date.
What your first 90 days looks like
- Days 1 to 30: define your core message, gather approved photos and information, and set up the basics.
- Days 31 to 60: launch the website and profile, create a posting schedule and newsletter template.
- Days 61 to 90: run one event or giving campaign, review what supporters respond to and plan the next quarter.
We review results together at the end of each month and adjust. We do not promise specific results in 90 days.
What we need from you: your mission in a few plain sentences, service times and event dates, a contact person and any logo or brand materials. For non-profits, we also ask for the information donors need, such as registration details and how funds are used.
We measure progress by attendance enquiries, newsletter sign-ups, volunteer responses and giving, as appropriate. We do not promise donation amounts.
Next step
Tell us about your business, your customers and your goals. We will recommend a realistic bundle and quote on it, with no obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Can you set up online giving?
Yes, using secure payment options. Fees are paid to the provider.
Can you livestream or host sermons?
We can embed video or audio on your website, subject to your hosting.
Do you offer special pricing?
Pricing is quote-based or follows our standard packages; ask us for a quote that fits your budget.
Can volunteers update the site?
Yes. We can set it up so authorised volunteers can add events and posts easily.
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