Eņģeļa sirds charity website with a donation module

CREATING.LV built a WordPress website with a donation module for the charity “Eņģeļa sirds” (Angel’s Heart): a site where people learn about the charity’s work, see which talents it supports and can donate online. “Eņģeļa sirds” supports talented children from low-income families, and it needed a clear site that combines the story of this work with a way to support it.

A charity website has two jobs at the same time. It has to explain the charity and the people it supports clearly, so that visitors understand where their donation will go, and it has to let them donate securely right there on the site.

CREATING.LV built the website on WordPress based on a web design by OZOLS.IR SIA. The design is OZOLS.IR SIA’s work; our task was to turn it into a working site. Our work covered:

• implementing the design in WordPress, adapted for desktop and phone;
• sections about the charity’s work and a portfolio of the talents it supports;
• a donation module with the Give plugin and a card payment integration with Stripe;
• a link for donating via Mobilly;
• a way to contact the charity.

The site footer also mentions the work of both companies: “Lapu ar mīlestību veidoja SIA OZOLS IR un SIA CREATING.LV” (Made with love by SIA OZOLS IR and SIA CREATING.LV).

The website describes the charity’s work, and a separate section brings together the portfolio of the children it supports, the talents. This way donors see, before donating, what the charity does and where the support goes — rather than donating to an abstract cause.

The information is divided by topic: the charity, the talents and donating each have their own section. On the current site, these are “Par mums” (About us), “Mūsu talanti” (Our talents) and “Ziedotājiem” (For donors). This division lets visitors go in their own order: one first wants to learn about the charity, another wants to donate straight away.

The portfolio of talents is also useful for the charity itself. If someone asks what exactly the charity supports, it can send a link to this section, and the answer is in one place rather than having to be explained to each person separately.

Donations can be made directly on the website. In the donation module, the visitor chooses one of the suggested amounts or enters their own and continues donating online. We built the module with Give — a WordPress plugin for accepting donations.

Preset amounts make the choice easier for first-time donors who do not know what amount to start with, while a freely entered amount lets everyone donate as much as they wish. This way the same form suits both a small one-off donation and larger support.

Because Give is a WordPress plugin, the donation form uses the same design and admin environment as the rest of the website. The charity does not have to maintain a separate donation platform: the donation form is managed in the same WordPress admin where the rest of the content is updated.

Card payments in the donation module are processed by Stripe — the payment service provider we connected to the Give donation form. This payment integration means that card payment processing is handled by a specialised service, and the charity does not have to build and maintain card processing on its own site.

The site has a link for donating via Mobilly. Mobilly is not part of the donation form — the link leads to this separate payment channel. This way a supporter who finds it easier to pay with Mobilly than by card can choose the method they are used to.

The website’s structure follows how people decide to support the charity:

• first they learn what the charity does and why;
• in the portfolio of talents they see which children it supports;
• in the donation module they choose a suggested amount or enter their own;
• they pay by card via Stripe or use the Mobilly link.

Each step is its own part of the website, so donors can go back to the information about the charity at any point and only then donate.

The donation module is not tied to a single campaign — it is a permanent online donation channel that works all year round. For supporters it is one familiar place to return to if they want to donate again, and when the charity talks about its work, it can always point to the same place to donate.

The site is fully responsive: we implemented the OZOLS.IR SIA design so that the portfolio of talents, the information about the charity and the donation module are easy to use on both desktop and phone. The donation link can also be opened on a phone, and then the donation form has to be just as easy to fill in as on a desktop.

When implementing another author’s design, the developer’s task is to preserve the designer’s intent while making the site work: the sections have to be editable in the WordPress admin, the donation form has to fit the overall look, and the layout has to adapt to different screen sizes.

CREATING.LV built the first version of the charity’s website in 2018. In 2026 the site was renewed: SIA OZOLS IR carried out its redesign completely free of charge, and the renewed site was handed over in 2026. The donation module with Give is our earlier integration in this project.

• WordPress — the website platform and content management;
• Give — the WordPress plugin for the donation module;
• Stripe — card payment processing in the donation form.

More about how we work with this platform — on the page WordPress website development.

A charity website with a donation module like this also suits another association, foundation or fund that wants to show its work and the people it supports in one place and accept donations online. We also built a similar solution for the association Mūsu Līksnai.

If the design has already been created by another agency, a charity website can be built just as in this project: we implement the finished design in WordPress and add the donation module, the payment integration and the other sections. About the website development process and options — on the page website development.

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This portfolio entry reflects the solution as delivered at handover. The current website may have changed.