Web Design for Nonprofits
Trusted by
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
Transforming how Atlanta's families find their path home through strategic digital design
Lannan Foundation
Preserving and sharing decades of cultural treasures through innovative digital architecture
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Creating a digital home that reflects the warmth and support families find in person
Georgia Health Foundation
Supporting nonprofits that bring healthcare to Georgia's most vulnerable communities.
Here's what sets us apart
We know nonprofits inside and out.
We've worked with organizations like yours for decades, so we understand the real challenges you face every day.
Your purpose shapes everything we build.
We start by learning what matters to you and your community, then make sure your website actually helps.
We tell your story clearly.
We help explain what you do and why it matters in ways that make sense to donors and supporters.
Lean team, fair prices.
Our experienced team keeps things simple and efficient, so you get great work without the big agency markup.
Websites your team can handle.
We build sites that are easy to update, train your staff properly, and stick around to help when needed.
We're here for the long haul.
Your website will need updates and changes over time, and we'll be right there to help you through them.
Don't just take our word for it
“Trajectory is very professional and easy to work with! The communication was timely and transparent. Every detail of our website from the planning to going live was greatly designed and executed by this team. We are looking forward to working with them more in the future.”
"Our new website is beautiful and just what we wanted. The whole process was seamless. I highly recommend Trajectory. You won't be disappointed."
“Not only did we end up a beautiful website, we worked with an amazing team. From outlining our needs, researching comp sites and creating something unique and special to embrace and highlight what we do and who we are, Trajectory delivered beyond our expectations.”
