Web Design & Development for Large Charities, Foundations, & NGOs
Scalable, accessible, integration-ready websites for organizations where the website is a system, not a brochure.
Trusted by over 200 leading nonprofits and social brands
Organizations we serve
Seven kinds of organizations, and seven ways their websites fail to support them.
Capabilities for large-scale organizations
Why large organizations work with Fifty and Fifty
We only do digital
15+ years and 550+ projects, all of them for nonprofits and social enterprises. We know how the sector works, from the board to the donor to the program officer, and we cover the whole stack: brand, web, marketing, and technology.
We've done it at your scale
65+ United Way chapters on a shared content tool synced to Salesforce. Dozens of Outward Bound chapters on custom Donately integrations. 65M+ reached across 155 countries for UNEP.
We'll be honest when we're not a good fit
Our focus shows us when to say no. We don't take on every project, and we believe in every cause we do take on. Need a VPAT by name? We don't produce them, and we'll say so in week one rather than month four. When it is a fit, everyone knows it.
CMS Platform expertise: WordPress, Webflow, and headless
Webflow
Editorial agility for teams that want to publish without a developer.
Enterprise WordPress
When a traditional CMS is right and an internal team knows their way around a backend.
Headless
When the front end has demands a traditional CMS shouldn't be addressing.
How much does an enterprise nonprofit website cost?
Enterprise is for chapter networks, multilingual governance, and procurement committees. If your complexity is integration rather than governance, Mid-Sized Custom fits.
Accessibility and compliance for large organizations
Book a discovery call
Forty-five minutes, and bring your IT lead. If the mid-sized engagement would serve you better, we'll say so on the call.
Large nonprofit clients we've supported
UNEP ● National University Harmony Academy ● United Way ● World Vision ● International Committee of the Red Cross ● Susan G Komen
“The way you sort of ran that discovery, those discovery sessions, the way you were able to extract that information to create something really powerful was amazing.”
Jeff Spitko
San Diego Foundation
A general firm optimizes for commercial conversion. Your metrics are recurring gift rate, program comprehension, volunteer signup, and grantee usability. Specialists also know the sector's inherited tech stack, and what an accessibility failure costs an organization whose credibility is the asset.
Yes. Design is the straightforward half. The hard part is translation governance: who owns each language, how updates propagate, and how you stop regional sites drifting. That's decided in discovery, not chosen as a plugin in month three.
Yes. A cross-market content tool synced to Salesforce across 65+ United Way chapters, and custom Donately integrations for dozens of Outward Bound city chapters. The decisions that matter get made in week two: what's shared, what's local, and who publishes what.
We audit for ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA rather than asserting it, bring in third-party audits where the stakes justify them, and handle Section 508 when federal funding is involved. PCI compliance comes through the payment tools we recommend. We don't produce VPATs, so raise it early if procurement needs one.
Enterprise websites typically start at about $150,000 and go up from there, depending on how complex the site is and what your organization needs. Integrations, governance, multilingual scope, and migration drive most of the difference, and most projects take nine months or more. Simpler needs fit our mid-sized engagement, which typically starts at about $50,000.
A full URL inventory and redirect map before anything moves, template and metadata parity checks, then six weeks of monitoring rather than six days. Most migration losses are redirect gaps and metadata regressions, and both are preventable.