Our WordPress experts are specialists in nonprofit web design, development and maintenance.
WordPress & WooCommerce Website Builds
Our team will build you an expertly designed website using the world’s #1 website builder, WordPress. We blend creativity with decades of combined coding experience to build you a beautiful, fast, accessible, secure, and SEO-optimized site.
CRM & Campaign Implementation
We have deep experience with the most popular nonprofit CRMs and donor management platforms on the market, including Engaging Networks, EveryAction, Salsa Engage, Salesforce, and Luminate Online. From customizing donation forms, to managing your email marketing campaigns, to custom data syncs, we have the experience you need.
Hosting, Support & Maintenance
We can help keep your WordPress site safe and secure with one of our convenient support packages -- whether we built the site or not. We only work with reliable, fast, and security-conscious hosts with dedicated resources to scale with your traffic growth. And because your site belongs to you, we don’t lock you out of it, and we don’t lock you into a maintenance plan.
Website Optimization & Digital Strategy
You have a shiny new website. Now what? We work with you to ensure your site is constantly growing, and optimized to meet your digital strategy goals. We provide flexible retainers to implement ongoing, iterative changes to your website.
Custom Development
Whether it’s custom WordPress development, building web applications, or taking advantage of your CRM’s APIs, we have the experience to turn your exciting ideas into reality.
Nonprofit SEO & Content Strategy
You want to grow your web traffic, and our expert team of SEO and content strategists will ensure your website gets more eyeballs. We will use proven tactics by performing technical SEO optimization, helping write content, and cross-posting your content with partners with high domain authority.
We’ve earned the trust of some amazing organizations.
We are honored to serve nonprofits that work tirelessly to make the world a better place. Right now, we're especially proud to showcase these incredible projects.
The organization has been around since 1947, and through the new website, they wanted to find ways to celebrate their history, honor the association to the Marine Corps more predominantly, and highlight the new, year-round programs they’re now offering. The… More →
Aspen CSG is connected to the Aspen Institute, but has grown to a point where they need a website of their own to showcase their work and advocate for strong, healthy rural communities. After an arrangement with another agency didn’t… More →
CEV does great work in California, and was ready to have websites that showcased this work. They contacted Cornershop to build two new websites with a brand new look, new content, and some great features that would help them connect… More →
CCAN does an annual raffle to give away a high end electric vehicle. They’ve had great success with their raffle in past years, and asked Cornershop to create a website where they could host the raffle themselves instead of going… More →
Chicago Sinfonietta needed a website to showcase and manage their Freeman Fellows Program. They wanted a website that contained general information as well as a fellowship portal so the fellows could communicate with each other and the organization. We built… More →
The best nonprofit websites use storytelling, imagery, interactive features and other engaging design elements to capture attention and inspire their audiences to take action for a good cause. And when most nonprofit marketers think about building a snazzy new site… More →
If your nonprofit has hosted a fundraising event before, you know that the planning process involves many moving parts. Some aspects will be the same no matter what type of fundraising event you choose, such as creating a budget and developing… More →
As you’re thinking about how to create a political campaign website, keep one main goal front and center — educating constituents. Your political campaign website design should present your values and your campaign promises to constituents through deliberate imagery and… More →
Let’s say you’re a fundraiser for a local public history organization. Your team launched a large-scale fundraising campaign, and you’re on your way to raising more than ever before to renovate your museum, invest in new software, and hire another program coordinator.… More →