OPQ愛 field notes
For NGOs, foundations and community groups
Section 01
Field notes
Websites, donation pages, impact reports and campaign videos for NGOs. For the ones with no website yet, and the ones with a website that lets them down.
02Which one sounds like you?
Whether you have never had a website or you have one you would rather nobody saw, the way forward is the same: a site that shows your work as it really is.
Donors, partners and volunteers ask for a link. We give you a real one, live in about five days: who you are, what you do, the proof, and a way to give.
Old news on the front page, a donate button that goes nowhere, built by a volunteer who moved on, and nobody has the password. We rescue it.
03Sounds familiar?
A donor asked for your website, so you sent your Instagram.
A real website, live in about five days
Your latest news is from 2019. Your work did not stop in 2019.
A site your team can update from a phone
Your donate button opens a bank account number.
A proper donation page, card or transfer
The volunteer who built your site moved abroad, with the password.
Every login handed back to you
Your best photos are buried in a WhatsApp group.
Photo stories donors actually see
Your annual report is a 40 page PDF nobody opens.
A report people read, in print and on a phone
04Before they read your proposal
Funders look you up first. Every one of these is built into your site from day one.
Who you are, where you work and since when
An about page with your story, location and registration details
Proof that it works: numbers, stories and photos
An impact page with your numbers and stories, photos shared with consent
The people behind it
Team and board pages with real faces and real names
Reports and accounts they can download
A reports page where every annual report and account is easy to find
A clear way to give, volunteer or partner
Giving, volunteer and partner pages that each take one tap
Signs of life: news from this month, not 2019
A news section your team can update from a phone
05What we make for NGOs
06How we work with NGOs
Stories and photos used with consent. Children’s faces protected. People shown with respect, never as objects of pity.
Logos, credits and acknowledgements placed exactly the way your funders’ guidelines ask.
A written quote before we start and a proper invoice for your records and your auditors.
Pages that load fast on cheap phones and slow networks, for the communities you serve.
Your domain, logins and files are in your name. Nobody leaves with the password again.
Start with one piece now and add more when the next grant lands.
07Proof
Our own flagship projects are free public resources, with no ads and no paywalls. Tap one to look inside.
A free guide to nine mental health conditions, built as one continuous 3D world.
A free library of 582 AI workflows for Nigerian students, freelancers and small businesses.
An awards night for a community health group: 144 votes on 24 ballots, results you can trust.
08Questions
Yes. From community groups run by volunteers to established foundations. We start with what you need most and grow from there.
Yes. Your first piece is free, a launch page gets you online in about five days, and you can add giving, reports and more pages when funding allows.
Yes. We connect trusted payment providers that accept local and international cards, once or every month. The money goes straight to your account, never through us.
Yes. WordPress, Wix or custom code. We back everything up first, then fix, refresh or rebuild it, and put every login in your name.
Yes. Send the guidelines and we place logos, credits and acknowledgements exactly as they ask.
With care. We only use images you have consent for, protect children’s identities and tell every story with dignity.
Only where a domain registry or payment provider asks for them, for example for a .org.ng address or a donation account. We guide you through it.
Yes. You get a written quote before any paid work begins and a proper invoice for your records.
