Website and Software Development for Nonprofits, Foundations and NGOs

A nonprofit website has a harder job than a commercial one. It has to convince a stranger to send money for something they will never personally receive, and then keep convincing them — which means the donation button matters far less than what surrounds it: proof the organisation is real, evidence the last donation was spent as promised, and a story told well enough to be worth reading twice. Momentum Squads has built this kind of platform for Ukrainian foundations, NGOs and public institutions, several of them under wartime pressure.

The work centres on websites for nonprofits and NGOs: donation tooling, programme and impact presentation, transparent reporting, and the CRM integrations that keep donor records straight instead of scattered across spreadsheets. Where an organisation needs to reach people rather than be found by them, we add conversational channels — often the more reliable route when the audience is on a phone with a poor connection.

CharityMay is the full pattern: a robust multilingual site for a leading Ukrainian charity, integrating donation tools, programme showcases and CRM systems so fundraising and reporting run as one process rather than two. Multilingual is not decoration here — for a Ukrainian foundation, the donor and the beneficiary frequently do not read the same language.

My Home Fund helps residents of the Kyiv region rebuild homes damaged by the war. The site carries donation tools, programme detail and transparent reporting, and it is built to be trusted: for reconstruction funding, a donor's first question is not how to give but where the previous money went. Zemliachky takes the storytelling end — a site for the NGO supporting Ukrainian women defending their country, built around the heroines' own stories, fast donation conversion and transparent reporting.

The hardest brief we have taken in this sector was not a fundraising one. For Ukraine's National Information Bureau we built the chatbot for finding relatives lost in the war — a secure Viber channel through which families submit requests to locate loved ones, delivered to a government-grade security standard under urgent wartime deadlines. It is the clearest example of what this work actually demands: reliability when it matters most, and a channel people can reach from a phone with almost no connection.

An honest note on scope. We are a software company, not a fundraising agency: we do not run donor acquisition campaigns, write grant applications or manage your communications. We are also not the right vendor for an organisation that needs a $200 template site — there are good options for that and we will say so. What we build is the platform for organisations whose reporting obligations, donation mechanics or reach genuinely exceed what a template can carry.