For nonprofits

Charities, foundations, advocacy groups and social enterprises

A studio still-life of glass forms, standing in for mission-driven work made visible.
We only do this for causes.

Holistic exists because mission-driven organizations were being sold commercial playbooks that did not fit their budgets, their metrics or their obligations.



We work with registered charities, private and community foundations, advocacy organizations and social enterprises across Canada. In practice that means we already know how to structure a page for a program with eligibility criteria and a waitlist, how to keep a Google Ad Grant compliant while it actually spends, how to run bilingual keyword research rather than translating an English list, and how to measure outcomes without dropping invasive tracking on people who came to your site looking for help. Your indicators are volunteer applications, program referrals, monthly donors and grant credibility, so those are the numbers our reporting is built around. If you are an executive director or comms lead who has to defend this to a board, the first email is built for you.

The services that usually move first for a charity or foundation:

Bring us the problem, not a brief.

Tell us what is not working and we will tell you whether search is the lever, honestly, before you spend anything.

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Frequently asked questions

Why work with a nonprofit specialist instead of a general agency?

Because the constraints are different. Your conversion is a volunteer application rather than a purchase, your budget is program money that has to be defensible to a board, your audience may include people accessing sensitive services, and you have channels a commercial agency never touches, like the Google Ad Grant. A generalist has to learn all of that on your budget.

We are a small charity with no marketing staff. Can you still help?

That is most of our clients. We write implementation tickets precise enough for a volunteer developer or a website vendor to ship, and we prioritize ruthlessly so a team of one is never handed a fifty-item audit with no order of operations.

Can search work really compete with our national databases?

Frequently, yes. National directories win on domain authority but lose on specificity: they cannot describe your program, your city, your eligibility criteria or your waitlist. Local and program-level intent is where a well-structured nonprofit site beats a database, and it is where the highest-intent searches happen.

Do you help with grant reporting?

We supply the digital side of it. Clear before-and-after numbers on reach, non-brand search visibility, AI citations and referral volume, in a format you can put directly into a funder report without translating agency jargon.