Higgens Media works with nonprofits that have real staff, real budgets, and a website that isn’t keeping up with the organization. We’ve spent over ten years building and maintaining WordPress sites for nonprofits – disability services, human services, faith-based organizations, and community health groups.
Most clients come through a referral. They stay because the work gets done without a lot of back-and-forth. Here’s where we can help.
We build WordPress sites for nonprofits from the ground up. Custom dashboard, curated plugins, dedicated hosting, and email deliverability handled from day one. Staff can handle basic edits. Everything else comes to us.
Monthly support packages that cover content changes, plugin maintenance, troubleshooting, and strategy sessions. Send us an email with what you need. We handle it and send you a report at the end of the month.
Program descriptions, staff bios, blog posts, service pages. We write content that describes what your organization does in plain language – specific enough that the right people find it through search and understand it when they arrive.
We run a mobile three-camera vodcast setup and handle everything from recording to editing to publishing on YouTube, podcast platforms, and social media. You show up and talk. We turn it into content.
Search results are changing. AI-generated answers pull from a short list of sources, and sites that aren’t structured correctly don’t make that list. We handle on-page SEO, content structure, and local search setup.
When you have an event, a campaign, or a program to promote, paid social gets it in front of the right people faster than organic reach. We build and manage ad campaigns on Facebook and Instagram.
We work best with nonprofits that have five or more staff and an annual budget above $750,000. Our support model works best when there’s a point person on your team who can send updates, answer questions about the organization, and make decisions about the site.
Most of our nonprofit clients came through a referral. They stay because the work gets done, the site stays current, and they’re not chasing us down for answers.
A 30-minute discovery call is the starting point for every new client. We’ll look at your current site, ask about your organization, and tell you directly whether we’re a good fit.