What is Elevation Web?

Elevation Web, often branded as Elevation, is a digital agency that specializes in web design and marketing for nonprofits.

What services does Elevation Web offer nonprofits?

Elevation Web offers website design and development, branding and creative design, nonprofit marketing and growth services, and ongoing support including hosting, maintenance, security, and performance optimization.

Does Elevation Web only work with nonprofits?

Yes. Elevation Web focuses on nonprofits only and provides digital services tailored to mission-driven organizations.

What types of website services does Elevation Web provide?

Elevation Web provides custom nonprofit website design and development, UX design, content strategy, copywriting, accessibility compliance, responsive design, microsites, landing pages, online stores, and integrations with CRM and LMS tools.

Does Elevation Web offer nonprofit marketing services?

Yes. Elevation Web offers nonprofit marketing services including SEO, Google Ads and Google Ad Grant management, search marketing, social media strategy, content calendars, email support, and broader digital growth services.

Does Elevation Web provide ongoing website support?

Yes. Elevation Web offers ongoing support plans that can include hosting, backups, security, malware cleanup, SSL, plugin and CMS updates, performance maintenance, and access to developer and designer support hours.

How much does Elevation Web cost?

Elevation Web uses a mix of project-based pricing and monthly retainers. Public information suggests custom website projects typically start at $10,000, while support plans begin around $499 per month depending on scope and service level.

Does Elevation Web have case studies?

Yes. Elevation Web showcases nonprofit case studies featuring organizations across different sectors, highlighting services such as website redesign, UX, branding, Google Ad Grant management, and digital marketing results.

How can I contact Elevation Web?

You can contact Elevation Web by email at info@elevationweb.org, by phone at 800-475-4590, or through the contact form on their website.

What is the best way to submit an RFP to Elevation Web?

The best way to submit an RFP is through Elevation Web’s online contact form, where you can attach your RFP directly, or by emailing it to info@elevationweb.org.

Elevation — Google Ad Grant Management for Nonprofits

Google Ad Grant — Eligibility Check

Check your Google Ad Grant eligibility

Six short questions to find out whether your nonprofit is eligible for up to $10,000 a month in free Google Ads through the Google Ad Grant — and the best next step to put it to work.

Use your organization email — personal addresses won't be accepted.

✓ Outcome — You qualify

Congratulations — your nonprofit qualifies for the Google Ad Grant.

Based on what you shared, your organization meets Google's eligibility bar. That unlocks up to $10,000/month in free Google Search ads — roughly $329 every day, renewed monthly for as long as your account stays in good standing.

What we'll cover

Let's map it out on a call

Your nonprofit's goals — donations, volunteers, event sign-ups, awareness, and more
Eligibility & next steps if you haven't activated the Grant yet
Campaign & keyword strategy tailored to your mission
Compliance must-knows so your Grant stays active
How we'd work together, plus pricing

Bring: your top 2–3 goals and access to your Google Ads account (if you have one).

◐ Outcome — Eligible with caveats

You're eligible — but there's real work ahead.

You meet the core eligibility criteria, but a few things need to be in place before Google will approve and fund your account. The good news: every one of them is fixable.

What we'd cover with you

The exact gaps — and what to do about each

Which prerequisites you're still missing (TechSoup validation, Google for Nonprofits enrollment, etc.)
Website readiness signals Google looks at when reviewing applications
An honest read on whether your team can DIY this or whether you need help
The realistic timeline from where you are now to running ads

✕ Outcome — Not eligible (yet)

Not eligible for the Ad Grant — but you have options.

Based on your answers, your organization doesn't qualify for Google Ad Grants right now. That doesn't mean Google search ads aren't worth doing — it just means a different path.

Alternatives worth knowing about

Three paths most people in your position don't know exist

Microsoft Ads for Nonprofits — fewer restrictions, similar credit, often overlooked
Hospital and school grant pathways — different programs with different rules, if you're in those categories
Paid Google Ads with a nonprofit-aware strategy — small budgets, targeted at high-intent searchers, often outperform grants for specific goals

◉ Outcome — You have a grant. It's not working hard enough.

Your grant exists — but it's leaving money on the table.

Active grants that aren't producing results are usually one or two fixable things away from working. The harder problem is that most are also a few weeks away from suspension without anyone noticing.

What we'll audit for you

A performance audit, not an eligibility check

Whether you're at risk of suspension under the 5% CTR rule (this is the big one)
How much of your $329 daily budget is actually being spent — and where it's leaking
The keywords you're already ranking for vs. the keywords you should be ranking for
Whether your current setup is producing donations, volunteers, signups — or just clicks

Get started on your own

How to get started

You're in the early-revenue range where most nonprofits set the Grant up themselves — and that's completely doable. Here are the three things to do, in order:

Apply at Google for Nonprofits Go to google.com/nonprofits, confirm your nonprofit status, and request the Ad Grant.
Make sure your website is live A working, mission-focused site is required — it's where your ads will send people.
Follow Google's setup guide Google's Ad Grants Help Center walks you through activating and building your first campaign.

Get up to $10,000/month in free Google Ads — managed for you.

Are you a registered 501(c)(3)?

It's genuinely free — the catch is the work.

Trusted by nonprofits nationwide.

Finish your 60-second eligibility check.