Drupal Certified Partner for Austin nonprofits

Drupal websites for Austin nonprofits

Austin nonprofits serve a fast growing region with lean teams. We build accessible websites that make programs easy to find and giving easy to complete.

Many Central Texas organizations run seasonal events and community drives. We build campaign pages and donation flows your team can launch quickly and measure clearly.

• Campaign and event pages built from reusable sections
• Donation and volunteer tracking connected to your CRM
• Google Ad Grants landing pages with clear next steps

When Drupal is the right choice for a nonprofit

Drupal earns its place when a nonprofit has more structure than a simple site can hold. If your site is small and your team is lean, WordPress is usually better value, and we build both.

• Chapters, affiliates or regional programs that need their own pages under one brand.
• A large research, policy or resource library that visitors filter and search.
• Multilingual content, which Drupal supports in core.
• Different teams that need different permissions and an approval workflow.
• Membership tiers, gated content or deep CRM integration.

Accessibility rules Austin nonprofits work under

The Department of Justice says the ADA requires organizations open to the public to make their web content accessible, and programs that receive federal funding also fall under Section 504.

Texas rules for public institutions of higher education. Texas Government Code 2054.457 and Texas Administrative Code chapters 206 and 213 require state agencies and public institutions of higher education to provide accessible electronic information resources, aligned with Section 508.

We build every Drupal template to WCAG 2.2 AA, the current W3C recommendation, which includes every WCAG 2.1 AA criterion. This is general information, not legal advice.

• Source: ADA.gov: Guidance on web accessibility and the ADA
• Source: Texas DIR: digital accessibility requirements
• Source: W3C: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2

Still on Drupal 7?

Drupal 7 reached end of life on January 5, 2025. The community no longer provides security updates, which matters for any site that collects donor or participant data.

We audit each module, decide what to keep, replace or drop, and migrate to Drupal 11 or WordPress in phases. The donation path moves first, URLs are redirected and every template is rebuilt to WCAG 2.2 AA.

• Source: Drupal.org: Drupal 7 end of life, January 5, 2025

What a nonprofit Drupal build includes

Spending goes to the paths that raise money and build trust, then to everything else.

• Donation, recurring giving and campaign landing pages with performance budgets.
• Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud or NPSP, HubSpot or Blackbaud integration with deduplicated records.
• Event registration, volunteer signup and membership content types.
• Accessible impact and annual report content in HTML, with PDFs as a secondary download.
• Layout Builder or a curated component library, recorded training and written documentation.