Empowering Charities to Do More, For Less

5 November 2025  |  Stuart Palmer

At Eyes Down, we’ve spent years helping charities build websites that don’t just look good — they make a real difference. From increasing donations and volunteer sign-ups to reaching new audiences, we’ve seen first-hand the incredible impact that a strong digital presence can have.

That’s why I’m thrilled to announce our Charity of the Year programme for 2026.

We know that digital transformation can feel out of reach for many organisations. Limited budgets and stretched teams often mean digital ambitions get pushed aside for more immediate needs. But the truth is, a well-designed website and a clear online strategy can unlock opportunities — whether that’s boosting fundraising, improving accessibility, or telling your charity’s story more powerfully.

“My main motivation for starting this programme is to help. I know there are so many charities who would benefit from investing in their digital strategy — be that building an entirely new website, updating an existing site, or optimising what’s currently working to increase reach, engage new supporters and drive conversions. There’s no catch — I’d just love to use our expertise to help your charity do more, for less.”
Stuart Palmer, Founder Eyes Down

Through our Charity of the Year initiative, we’re offering one organisation the chance to work closely with our team of digital experts. Together, we’ll identify what will make the biggest impact for your charity — whether that’s a new website, an overhaul of your current platform, or improvements to your digital strategy and SEO. And we’ll do it all with one goal in mind: helping you achieve more of your mission.

There’s no hidden agenda and no complicated terms. Just our way of giving back to a sector that inspires us every day.

If you’re part of a charity that could benefit from this programme, we’d love to hear from you. Applications are open now. Click here to find out more and apply.

Let’s make 2025 the year your charity’s digital presence truly shines.

Stuart Palmer
Founder, Eyes Down