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Entries are now open for Our free Website On Us project.

Every year at Digital Pie, we use our services to build a free website for a deserving not-for-profit organisation. This year, we are on the lookout for a new not-for-profit to partner with for our 2026 free website project!

We are passionate about helping organisations showcase what they are all about. By providing a free website, we hope to empower not-for-profit organisations, by increasing their online visibility and help them achieve their goals.

If you're interested in working with us, here's what you can expect:

If you’re a charity, society or club in need of a new website, contact Digital Pie today to be considered for our free website project.

At Digital Pie, we are proud to have donated our time and expertise to create custom-built websites for several deserving organisations in the past.

How To Apply

We are excited to continue this Digital Pie tradition in 2026 and partner with another worthwhile organisation to create a custom website. Fill in your information below to enter.

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