For nonprofits & charities
A donation-ready website, Google Workspace and the Google Ad Grant, set up properly.
Registered charities can get up to $10,000 a month in free Google Ads through the Google Ad Grant, plus free Google Workspace through Google for Nonprofits. Most charities never claim either, because the setup and the application are the blocker. I help with both.
- $100k/year Ad Grant for TrulyBeloved
- Charity websites £750
- 5.0★ on Google
trulybeloved.org.uk- Compliant, donation-ready websites
- Gift Aid setup
- Google for Nonprofits
- Free Google Workspace
- Google Ad Grant applications
- One person, start to finish
- Compliant, donation-ready websites
- Gift Aid setup
- Google for Nonprofits
- Free Google Workspace
- Google Ad Grant applications
- One person, start to finish
- Compliant, donation-ready websites
- Gift Aid setup
- Google for Nonprofits
- Free Google Workspace
- Google Ad Grant applications
- One person, start to finish
Money that's already meant for your charity.
A lot of small charities are missing out on money that is already meant for them.
Google Ad Grants gives eligible registered charities up to $10,000 a month in free Google Search advertising. Google for Nonprofits gives eligible charities free access to Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet) on your own domain.
Both are real Google programmes, not a trial or a sales gimmick. The reason most charities never claim them is the setup.
That's the part I help with
Getting the application right, having a website that meets the programme's requirements, and knowing what Google actually checks for.
Same work whether it's your first application or your website needs sorting too.
$100ka year in free Google Ads, for a UK children's charity.
I did a full website overhaul for TrulyBeloved, a registered UK children's charity, including compliance work, donation setup, Gift Aid integration, and support with the Google for Nonprofits application. That went on to unlock $100,000 a year in free Google Ads for them.
Read the full story in how a UK charity website unlocked $10,000 a month in free Google Ads, see more in the case studies, and read what they said about the whole process below.
trulybeloved.org.uk“A special thank you to Lee for his invaluable contribution to this success. A gentleman with a heart and he has our full recommendation.”
What this usually involves
Google reviews the website as part of approval, so the site and the applications go together.
What it costs
A fixed price for the website. The Google side is scoped around where your charity is starting from.
Charity website
A compliant, donation-ready website, built so it is ready for Google to review as part of approval.
- Compliant, donation-ready website
- Gift Aid setup where applicable
- Build, launch and 30 days of fixes
- You own it, always
- No VAT to add
Ad Grant & Workspace support
If your website is already solid and compliant, this can just be the application on its own. You do not need a rebuild to qualify.
- Google for Nonprofits application support
- Free Google Workspace set up on your domain once approved
- Google Ad Grant application support
- An honest view on eligibility
Who this is for
This is for registered charities and non-profits that either need a proper website, want to apply for Google for Nonprofits and the Ad Grant for the first time, or already have the grant and are not using it properly because nobody has had time to manage it.
If your website is already solid and compliant, this can just be the Google for Nonprofits and Ad Grant application on its own. You do not need a rebuild to qualify.
Before applying
Eligibility is decided by Google, not by me. Google checks registered charity status, a working website and a few policy requirements before approving Google for Nonprofits, and the Ad Grant sits behind that approval.
I can get the application, the website and the account set up properly and give you a straight read on your chances. I cannot guarantee approval, because that decision sits with Google.
Lee, that’s meDirect support, without agency layers
You deal with me from the first conversation to launch day and the applications after. No account managers, no handovers.
A straight read on where you are
Whether you need a new site, a few fixes, or just the applications.
The website, done properly
Compliant, donation-ready, with Gift Aid set up where it applies.
Help with the applications
Google for Nonprofits first, then Workspace and the Ad Grant.
Still here afterwards
Changes, new pages and questions. Just message me.
Questions people ask before saying yes
Can't see yours? Message me and I'll answer it personally.
A Google programme that gives eligible registered charities up to $10,000 a month in free Google Search advertising, so the charity shows up for searches related to its cause without paying for clicks.
Usually yes. Google for Nonprofits approval, which includes free Google Workspace, normally comes first, and the Ad Grant application follows once that is in place.
Not necessarily. If the current site is compliant and reasonably solid, the Google for Nonprofits and Ad Grant application can often be done against it as-is, or with a Website Confidence Sprint rather than a full rebuild.
No. Approval is decided by Google, based on registered charity status and their own policy checks. I can make sure the website, application, and account are set up properly and give you an honest view on eligibility, but I cannot promise approval.
The website side is £750 for a compliant, donation-ready build. The Google for Nonprofits and Ad Grant application support is scoped around what stage your charity is starting from. Get in touch and I will give you a straight answer.
Other ways I can help
If your charity needs something different, these are the usual next steps.
LeeClaim what your charity is already eligible for
Tell me where your charity is starting from: no website, a website that needs work, or a site that's ready for the applications. I'll give you a straight answer on what's involved.
One developer. No account managers. Prices shown upfront.