Collection: Squarespace Templates for Non-Profits

Figment is Studio Mesa's one-page Squarespace 7.1 template for nonprofits, foundations and small businesses with work to show. What you fund, the people you back, your published research, your team and an application form all share one scrolling page, and every section is a link in the menu. Every purchase includes an unlimited licence, instant delivery and lifetime email support.

What Clarkson isClarkson is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine, and it costs nothing beyond your Squarespace subscription. The demo is an environmental non-profit campaigning on climate and habitat protection: a full-bleed nature hero, a mission statement, a leadership section, a take-action prompt and a supporter quote in a green, grey and white palette. The old listing on this site labelled it an art and design portfolio with a gallery page; there is no gallery in it.The pages and sections you getFive pages: Home, About, Initiatives, Contact Us and Take Action. The home page runs a hero, a two-column mission block, a leadership introduction, a take-action call to action with a photo, a pull quote and an events newsletter sign-up. About opens with a heritage statement and a six-block story grid, Initiatives is a blog collection listing campaigns such as responsible land use and ocean advocacy, Take Action pairs Donate and Volunteer blocks, and Contact Us is a short intro with contact details.Who it suitsA small charity, conservation group or campaign that needs a credible site quickly and for free. It is a mission-first layout: explain the cause, show the people, ask for help. It also works as a scaffold for a community group or advocacy project that will add pages later.One honest caveatClarkson gives you the structure and nothing else. The Donate and Volunteer buttons lead nowhere until you add a Squarespace donation block or a third-party giving tool, the About page is placeholder text, and there is no events page despite the newsletter promising event news. You will also be building alongside every other site that started from the same free template, so plan on changing the fonts and imagery.SetupChoose Clarkson when starting a Squarespace site or switch to it from the template picker, then edit every section in the native editor and site styles panel. There is no code, no delivery wait and no licence; budget one to three hours to replace the demo content, connect a newsletter storage option and add your giving tool.Related guideIf you are still comparing options, start with my full Squarespace templates hub, then narrow it down with the Squarespace templates for non-profits collection or my list of the best free Squarespace templates in 2026.

Reach is a Squarespace 7.1 Fluid Engine template from Happenstance Design Co., described by the designer as a sleek template for budding nonprofits and service-based businesses. It is built around landing page style layouts with clear calls to action, and it ships with a custom Squarespace training course so the person editing the site does not need prior experience.Who it suitsNew and growing nonprofits, appeal and campaign microsites, and service organisations whose website has to look legitimate to funders, board members and partners. The training course is the practical reason we would put Reach in front of a small team: it is often a volunteer or the founder who ends up maintaining the site, and Happenstance have planned for that. The password-protected page is a sensible touch for a board or staff portal.One honest caveatThe tone is marketing-led and can feel commercial for a community charity; the demo reads more like an agency than a grassroots organisation. There is a donate page, but no events collection, so if you run a regular programme of events you will add Squarespace's events page yourself. As with every template here, donations use Squarespace's donation block on a Business plan or higher.What is includedEleven custom-designed pages and three blog post templates: Home, About (Team), Services, Impact, Resources, News, Hiring (job postings), Donate, a password-protected client or board portal, Contact and a content-not-found page. Fonts, colours, images and graphics are all editable in the Squarespace editor with no code. Happenstance include a pre-launch checklist and the full training course.

Designed for educators and course creators, the Blossom Squarespace 7.1 template features customizable layouts that prioritize lesson structure and student resources. With a straightforward hero section and scannable blocks, it effectively conveys course information. A custom training course is included, ensuring users can confidently tailor their site to meet their specific educational goals.

Bloom is a Squarespace template tailored for event organizers, featuring a modern design and user-friendly layout. It effectively presents important information like event schedules and registration links, ensuring visitors can easily navigate and engage. Ideal for workshops and conferences, Bloom's responsive design and customization options allow for seamless alignment with your brand identity.

Brightside Day is a one-page Squarespace 7.1 template by Kristine Neil, sold through the SquareKicker template store. The designer built it for single-day events, volunteer initiatives and neighbourhood campaigns, and it does one job: tell people what is happening, when, and how to sign up.Who it suitsNonprofits and community groups running an annual fun run, awareness day, fundraiser or clean-up who want a campaign site live in an afternoon. It also suits a small charity that needs a landing page for one appeal alongside its main site. The bold yellow, black and white styling is deliberately loud, which works for rallying people and less well for a quiet, reflective organisation.One honest caveatOne page means one page. Brightside Day does not scale into a full organisational site with a blog, governance pages and a donate flow, so treat it as a microsite. It installs through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a Squarespace 7.1 site; the template purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker trial, but editing or extending those design and animation settings after the trial needs a SquareKicker subscription.What is includedA single landing page layout with nine featured sections: hero, event overview, gallery, FAQ, banner image, info card, sign-up form, prefooter and footer, covering the schedule, testimonials and photos the designer describes. It uses SquareKicker's smooth scroll animation. You need a Squarespace Core or Business plan or higher to publish, and it also works on a Squarespace free trial.

With a vibrant layout and bold visuals, the Feelin' Fruity Squarespace template is designed for event organizers and service providers. Its intuitive structure showcases essential details like schedules and registration forms, while easy customization options help you align the site with your brand identity. Perfect for capturing audience engagement across devices.

The Glitch template is crafted for event organizers, featuring an intuitive layout that highlights schedules, registration forms, and services. Designed for Squarespace 7.1, it ensures a mobile-friendly experience while integrating seamlessly with marketing tools. Perfect for conferences, workshops, or gatherings, this template makes managing event details straightforward and engaging for your audience.

Glowstick is a dynamic Squarespace template tailored for event planners and influencers. Its vibrant layout reflects the energetic vibe of the 1980s and EDM culture, featuring dedicated sections for event details, registration, and scheduling. Customizable elements and built-in Squarespace tools make it easy to create an engaging online presence that captivates your audience.

What Horizon isHorizon is a premium Squarespace 7.1 template by Square Design, sold through the SquareKicker template store. The old listing on this site described it as an event management template with registration and schedule pages, which is wrong: Horizon is built for non-profits, environmental organisations and biodiversity projects, and the demo is a forest conservation charity with a live tree counter, a missions page, a team section and donate and volunteer prompts. SquareKicker files it under Community and Nonprofit, Nature and Animals and Small Business.The pages and sections you getHorizon ships with nine pre-built page layouts and 21 featured sections. The demo navigation runs Home, About, Our Missions, How to Help, FAQ and Contact, with Legal Terms, Privacy Policy and a 404 page tucked into a folder. The home page stacks a full-height hero with a headline counter, a three-mission overview, a meet-the-team block with member cards, a donate and volunteer split and a closing call to action. About carries the origin story, a dated timeline, partner logos, a team grid and a join-the-team prompt; Our Missions lists three goals in depth; How to Help has donate, volunteer and collaborate blocks; FAQ is an accordion and Contact pairs an address with an enquiry form and a separate candidature form. The featured sections (hero, about, services, people, quote, FAQ, CTA, contact, legal, footer and 404) can be added to any page from the SquareKicker panel.Who it suitsSmall charities, conservation groups, community projects and any organisation whose site needs to explain a mission, show the people behind it and ask for money or time. The muted green and white palette and photographic layouts suit environmental work best, but the structure carries any cause.One honest caveatThe donate and volunteer buttons are placeholders. Horizon gives you the pages, not the giving mechanism, so you will add a Squarespace donation block, a third-party fundraising tool or a form yourself, and SquareKicker templates do not include e-commerce pages. The animations (anchor links, scroll effects, a sticky block) are built with SquareKicker, so if you want to change them beyond what the template provides you will be using the SquareKicker Extension, which is a 30-day trial with the purchase and a subscription after that.SetupSquareKicker templates install instantly onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site from your SquareKicker account, with a choice of adopting the template's site styles or keeping your own. It is a one-off purchase licensed to a single site, needs a Core or Business plan or higher (a free trial works for building), comes with 10 percent off a Squarespace plan, and there is no code to edit or maintain. It is 7.1 only, so a 7.0 site would need upgrading first, and SquareKicker does not refund digital products.Related guideIf you are still comparing options, start with my full Squarespace templates hub, then narrow it down with the Squarespace templates for non-profits collection or my roundup of the best Squarespace templates for non-profits and charities in 2026.

Designed for educators and course creators, Julia offers a customizable portfolio and a dedicated 'Learn' section to showcase your expertise and promote workshops. Built on Squarespace 7.1, its responsive design ensures an optimal user experience across devices, empowering you to engage effectively with your audience without technical hurdles.

Sienna is a streamlined Squarespace template tailored for event organizers. Its clean layout and customizable gallery effectively display event details, making it suitable for weddings, conferences, and festivals. Designed for Squarespace 7.1, it enhances user engagement while simplifying the setup process, allowing you to focus on delivering outstanding events.

TeachReach is a Squarespace 7.1 template designed specifically for educational and community organizations. Its structured layouts streamline event management, showcasing workshops and programs effectively. With customizable features and mobile responsiveness, TeachReach enhances user engagement and ensures that your audience can easily connect with your initiatives.

Evermore is a Squarespace 7.1 template by GoLive, and although we list it for nonprofits, the designer built it as a church website template. The demo is arranged around welcoming a first-time visitor: plan a visit, join us for worship, explore small groups, see upcoming events and give online. That structure translates well to any membership-led community organisation, which is why it features in our nonprofit guide.Who it suitsChurches and ministries first, then charities, community centres and membership organisations whose site needs to welcome newcomers, list what is on and take gifts. It suits a team without design skills: GoLive supply step-by-step video tutorials and everything is done with Squarespace's built-in style editor.One honest caveatThe demo copy is written for a congregation, so a secular charity will be rewriting the language on every page (worship, ministries, small groups) rather than just swapping images. Give buttons use Squarespace's donation block, which needs a Business plan or higher and a connected Stripe or PayPal account, and there is no Gift Aid handling. A few GoLive designs use Canva for editable graphics.What is includedThe demo shows Home, About, Visit, Small Groups, Events, Give and Contact pages in a Community folder structure, with a hero, welcome message, plan-a-visit section, ministries, upcoming events and give calls to action. GoLive deliver the template as a new Squarespace site to your account within 24 hours with video instructions, or can install the pages into an existing 7.1 site as a paid service. Squarespace's native events collection is used, so recurring listings work as expected.

Non Profit is a Squarespace 7.1 template by designer Kseniia Krasilich, built on Fluid Engine for charities, churches and public service organisations. The demo is arranged around a mission, a set of causes and a programme of events, with Donate buttons placed throughout so that giving is never more than a click away. We list it because it is a purpose-built nonprofit layout from a designer whose templates are consistently well organised.Who it suitsSmall and medium charities, community groups, churches and public bodies that want a conventional charity site structure without designing it from scratch. Because it is a Fluid Engine template, editing is drag and drop in the Squarespace editor, which suits a volunteer or a communications officer rather than a designer. The palette is warm, with yellows, neutrals and browns, so it fits organisations with an approachable, human tone better than a corporate or clinical one.One honest caveatThe Donate buttons are placeholders for your own giving route. Squarespace's donation block needs a Business plan or higher and a connected Stripe or PayPal account, and there is no Gift Aid workflow built in, so UK charities usually add a declaration to a form or link out to a fundraising platform for larger appeals. The template is also 7.1 only, so it will not help a site still on Squarespace 7.0.What is includedThe demo shows eight pages: Home (with a second home layout to choose from), About Us, Team, Services, Causes, Events, Blog and Contact. Sections include a hero, mission statement, causes, upcoming events, team, a blog summary and a contact form, with donate calls to action across the site. Kseniia delivers the template as a new Squarespace trial in your account and includes a template-specific video course; some graphics are supplied as Canva files. One purchase covers one website.

Grant is a Squarespace 7.1 Fluid Engine template by Applet Studio. The designer describes it as a serious, minimal and polished template for financial firms, lawyers, non-profits, startups and masculine brands, and the demo site is set up as a financial advisory practice. It sits in our nonprofit collection because Applet Studio name non-profits among its intended users, but it is worth knowing that its bones are those of a professional services site.Who it suitsFoundations, grant-making bodies, advisory charities and social enterprises that want to look established and credible rather than warm and grassroots. It also suits the professional firms the designer had in mind first: financial advisers, solicitors and consultancies. If your organisation's main job online is to explain services and show evidence of results through case studies, Grant's structure does that well.One honest caveatThere is no donate page or donation flow in the demo. A charity would need to build one with Squarespace's donation block (Business plan or higher), and the demo copy, which talks about financial reviews and consultations, will need rewriting throughout. If fundraising is the main purpose of your site, Fidelity from the same studio, or Evermore by GoLive, is a closer fit.What is includedThirteen pre-made pages: Home, About, All Services, Individual Service, All Cases, Case Study, Categories Page, Blog, Sales Page, Contact, Elements, Terms and Search. Applet Studio install the demo content into a new Squarespace site for you and include walk-through videos, a restyling mini-course, CSS documentation and email support. It works on a Personal plan and up; only a donation block, if you add one, needs Business.

Fidelity is a Squarespace 7.1 Fluid Engine template by Applet Studio, described by the designer as a versatile multipurpose template for non-profits and service-based businesses. The demo is built as a financial education charity, with impact, training, support us and donate pages, which makes it the more obviously charity-shaped of Applet Studio's two templates in this collection.Who it suitsEstablished charities and community organisations that need the full set of trust pages: team, history, impact, partners, careers and policies alongside the donation ask. It suits organisations with enough content to fill that structure, and a communications lead who will keep news and events current. The demo's tone is professional rather than playful, which suits education, financial inclusion and community development work.One honest caveatThe structure is generous, which is also the trade-off: a small charity with one programme and two trustees will find half the pages empty and should prune before launch. Fidelity and Grant overlap heavily in layout, so compare the two demos on tone and do not buy both. Squarespace's donation block needs a Business plan or higher and a connected Stripe or PayPal account, and there is no Gift Aid workflow built in, so UK charities usually add a declaration to a form or link out to a fundraising platform for larger appeals.What is includedThe demo shows Home, About, Team, Our History, Impact, Training, News, Events, Support Us, Donate, Careers, Partners and Contact pages, with a hero, mission statement, impact highlights, events, a news summary and donate calls to action. Applet Studio install the demo content into a new Squarespace site and include tutorial videos, a restyling mini-course, CSS documentation and email support. It works on a Personal plan and up, apart from the donation block.

Retrograde is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Studio Mesa, built, as the designer puts it, for the nonprofit that operates more like a campaign. Press features, partner logos, a get-involved page and a donate flow are the spine of the demo, alongside events, a schedule, articles and a small store.Who it suitsAdvocacy organisations, campaigns and movement-style nonprofits whose credibility comes from press coverage and partners as much as from programmes. It also suits a charity running a time-limited appeal that needs a get-involved path (volunteer, share, give) rather than a service directory. The corporate and vintage styling gives it a more editorial feel than Venture.One honest caveatThe campaign shape is the trade-off: an organisation delivering long-running services will find the structure pushes visitors towards actions rather than information, and may prefer Venture. Donations use Squarespace's donation block (Business plan or higher, Stripe or PayPal connected) and the store needs a Commerce plan. There is no Gift Aid handling built in.What is includedThe demo shows Home, About, Approach, Get Involved, Donate, Events, Schedule, Articles, Press, Store, FAQ and Contact, plus legal and 404 pages. Sections include a hero, mission statement, press features, partner logos, events, an articles summary, donate calls to action and a newsletter sign-up. Studio Mesa deliver instantly to your Squarespace account with lifetime email support and a seven-day refund window.

Venture is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Studio Mesa, built for nonprofits doing field work. The demo is an environmental organisation with project pages, an impact page, an annual report, a field notes blog, events, a shop and a donate flow, which makes it one of the most complete nonprofit structures in this collection.Who it suitsMission-led charities, conservation and community development organisations, and any nonprofit that reports to funders and wants a site that feels designed rather than assembled. It suits organisations with real projects to show and a person who will keep field notes and events current. Studio Mesa's work tends to feel more premium than most, so it is a sensible choice when the board wants the site to look like the organisation punches above its weight.One honest caveatVenture has a lot of pages, and an organisation with one project will need to prune rather than fill. Donations rely on Squarespace's donation block (Business plan or higher, with Stripe or PayPal connected) and the shop needs a Commerce plan, so check your plan before you build the site around either. Studio Mesa also sell Cove and Retrograde; Cove is church-specific and Retrograde is campaign-led, so compare all three before deciding.What is includedThe demo shows Home, About, Team, Projects (with individual project pages), Impact, Annual Report, Community, Events, Field Notes, Shop, Donate, FAQ and Contact. Sections include a hero, mission statement, project cards, impact highlights, events, a field notes summary and donate calls to action. Studio Mesa deliver instantly to your Squarespace account and include lifetime email support and a seven-day refund window.

Safe Haven is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Websites By Elise, designed for churches and faith communities. The demo is warm and welcoming rather than corporate, with worship, ministries, events, sermons, donate and plan-your-visit pages, and the practical win is that events and sign-ups are handled with Squarespace's own tools rather than a separate service.Who it suitsChurches, chapels and faith groups of any size that want a friendly first impression for newcomers and a simple way for members to see what is on. It suits a volunteer editor: the structure is conventional and the pages are named for what they do. A secular charity could use the bones, but see the caveat below.One honest caveatThe template is built for faith organisations, so a secular charity will be rewriting most of the demo content, from the ministries page to the sermon archive. Registration forms are Squarespace forms, which collect names and emails but do not handle ticketing or capacity limits, so for those you would add a booking plugin. Donations use Squarespace's donation block, which needs a Business plan or higher and a connected Stripe or PayPal account.What is includedTwelve pages: Home, About, Worship, Ministries, Events, Sermons, Donate, Plan Your Visit, Contact, a custom 404, Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Sections include a hero, welcome, ministries, upcoming events, sermons, donate calls to action and a contact form. Elise offers a done-for-you installation into an existing Squarespace 7.1 site as an add-on at checkout.

Sereia is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Linda Tran, designed for executive coaches, consultants, entrepreneurs and speakers, with an underwater theme and nature imagery in a matching colour palette. It is a services template at heart: the demo has Our Story, Services, Team, Blog, FAQ, a sales page and a landing page. It appears in our nonprofit collection because the team page (with a board members link) and the services structure suit small membership and advisory organisations, but it was not built as a charity template.Who it suitsCoaches, consultants and speakers first. For nonprofits, it suits a professional association, a small foundation or an advisory body whose site explains what it offers and who is behind it, and which wants a bold, modern, executive look rather than a warm community one.One honest caveatThere is no donate page, no events collection and no volunteer form in the demo, so a fundraising charity would be adding those with Squarespace's own tools, and the ocean imagery only works if your own photography can match it. We rate it intermediate, with one to three hours of setup, because the sales and landing pages take time to configure.What is includedThe demo shows Home, Our Story, Services, Team, Blog, FAQ, Sales Page, Landing Page, Contact, a thank-you page and a 404. Sections include a hero, about, services, team, blog summary, FAQ, calls to action and a contact form. The exact demo site is pre-installed in your Squarespace account ready to customise, and fonts, colours, text, images, buttons and pages are all editable in the drag-and-drop editor, with separate control of the mobile view.