Donations with transparency built in

Donations ran through Onpay, a third-party payment service, with no full system behind it. Donors could not see how their money was used, and the marketing and finance teams needed to manage their parts separately, without technical help.

Scoped the solution with the COO, designed the full system, built the Webflow front end that connects to a back end on a dedicated VPS, and trained the staff to run it.

• Own the checkout

  Donations moved off the third-party page onto a checkout on CGM's own site, backed by a dedicated server. That ended the reliance on Onpay and gave CGM the donor records that transparency depends on.

• Proof, not promises

  Donors log in to see their own contributions and reports from the ground, with photos and updates each time the team distributes funds in Gaza.

• Separate access for marketing and finance

  Each department manages its own part of the system, so a campaign page can change without any risk to donation records.

• Webflow for a team that is not technical

  The front end is built in Webflow for a fast launch and so CGM's staff can run it day to day. Training them was part of the delivery.

Launched the public campaign site and the donor dashboard, where supporters track their contributions, follow campaign progress and see proof of how donations were distributed. CGM has since redesigned its public site.