Non-profit

Digital Solutions for
Non-profit

Software and websites for churches, ministries and non-profits that have to do a lot with very little: member apps that replace scattered tools, websites that keep themselves current with AI, event ticketing, consented messaging, fully bilingual content and online giving, on infrastructure a small staff can run.

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Published case studies

Each one documented in Our Work

Ongoing partnerships

Clients still building with us

With AI in production

AI agents and features on real data

The Challenge

Common Challenges
in Non-profit

These pain points are holding your business back.

Groups, events, payments and messages scattered across spreadsheets, forms and chats

Only a social-media profile where a website should be

Supporters and the community speaking different languages

No budget for servers, payment processors or maintenance

Photos that have to show the people served with dignity

Our Solution

How We Help
Non-profit Businesses

Tailored solutions that drive real results.

One members’ app for small groups, ministry teams, events, tickets and devotionals

Websites that keep themselves current, with AI drafts the team reviews before publishing

Fast, bilingual websites that a small team can keep current

Online giving that works today, with a clear path to card payments

Credibility in plain sight: 501(c)(3) status, EIN and privacy

Dignity-first photo curation and optimization

Real projects

What we've built

A members’ platform for a church and a bilingual website for a Christian ministry, both in metro Atlanta, in production and documented as case studies.

A members’ app and a self-updating church website

Vida Home for Victory Vida Church: one account for small groups, ministry teams, events, tickets and devotionals, with Square checkout, consented SMS and a website where AI drafts the Sunday message page for the team to review.

Non-profit · Church

Victory Vida Church

One platform for every member, leader and Sunday

Victory Vida Church is a Hispanic congregation in Lawrenceville, Georgia, in metro Atlanta, led by senior pastors Emilio and Luisita Schumann. Since December 2025 WebMinds has been its engineering partner: we built Vida Home, the members’ app and the staff’s back office, and rebuilt victoryvida.com so it stays current on its own. AI drafts the Sunday message page from the livestream for the team to review, the weekly newsletter drafts itself, and events, groups and teams flow from the app to the website in real time. Ten systems in production, run by a church staff with no IT department.

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A bilingual home for a ministry

A fast Spanish and English website for a 501(c)(3) ministry, with giving through a verified Zelle QR, the founder’s video, social media and automated QA and deploys, on hosting donated through A2P Hosting.

Non-profit · Faith-based Ministry

Rescate 2000

Dignity by design, in two languages

Rescate 2000 is a Christian 501(c)(3) ministry in Atlanta and Gainesville, Georgia, that has served people living on the street and vulnerable families for 27 years, more than 90,000 people by its own count. It had no website, only a Facebook profile. We designed and built a fast, fully bilingual Spanish and English site faithful to its Matthew 20:28 identity: real giving through a verified Zelle QR with the EIN in plain sight, the founder’s video, Instagram and Facebook, dignity-first photography of the people it serves, and automated QA and deploys on every change. Live since July 2026 and still evolving with the ministry.

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Featured case

Non-profit · Church

Victory Vida Church: One platform for every member, leader and Sunday

Cloud functions in production

440

Members on the platform

66 / 11

Sermons and series, searchable

19,000+

In-app notifications delivered

The challenge

A small staff doing systems work · small groups, ministry teams, events, payments and communication lived in spreadsheets, forms and chats, and someone had to rebuild the website by hand every week
Content that got lost · the site overwrote each Sunday’s message, series pages were copies of each other with repeated episodes, and there was no searchable sermon archive
Communication without guarantees · one email provider with no backup, text messages failing silently, and no recorded express consent or suppression list that the server would respect

The outcome

A church website that keeps itself current
One platform instead of a dozen tools
Enterprise-grade plumbing for a church staff

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Frequently asked questions

Can you build an app for our church members?

Yes. For Victory Vida Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia, we built Vida Home, used by 440 members, leaders and staff for 56 small groups, 24 ministry teams, events with tickets and audio devotionals, with more than 19,000 in-app notifications delivered.

Can AI keep our church website up to date?

Yes, with people in charge. On victoryvida.com, Gemini drafts the Sunday message page from the livestream for the team to review and publish, the weekly newsletter drafts itself, and events, groups and teams are read live from the app.

Can our site be fully bilingual?

Yes. Rescate 2000’s website has 377 Spanish and English content pairs across 8 pages, with a persistent language toggle and automated checks that no page shows both languages at once.

Can we take donations without a payment processor or a backend?

Yes. Rescate 2000 takes donations through Zelle: we cropped the ministry’s QR from a phone screenshot, optimized it and verified it by decoding it before going live, on a donation page that shows its 501(c)(3) status and EIN. Card payments are planned next.

How do you keep costs low for a non-profit?

For Rescate 2000 we built a static site with no servers or databases to maintain, and we donate its hosting through A2P Hosting, our own hosting company.

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