Case study — Non-profit — Multilingual platform & Impact

Protection4Kids.

The tech-NGO fighting online crimes against minors: a platform in three languages, instant donations and impact figures front and centre.

Multilingual platformDonations & paymentsImpact figuresESG partnershipsAutomated reports
Project sheet
Problem

Donations, events and international projects without a single infrastructure

↓ Result

3 languages, multiple payment methods and automated impact reports

◈ Non-profit · Multilingual platform & Impact
Protection4Kids
Sector Non-profit
Scope Multilingual platform & Impact
Result 3 languages, multiple payment methods and automated impact reports
The results
3 languages An IT·EN·ES platform for an international audience and projects
Donations A bespoke checkout with multiple payment methods, on desktop and mobile
Reports Accounting and impact metrics generated automatically
Before

Donations, events and international projects managed on disconnected tools, without a single infrastructure and without a clear way to communicate impact to donors and companies.

After

A single platform in three languages that collects donations, tells the numbers and opens up to structured corporate partnerships: the mission becomes measurable and credible.

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01 — The project

A tech-NGO.

Not yet another charitable non-profit organisation, but one that combines humanitarian expertise in the field with advanced digital tools to fight online crimes against minors on their own ground: the web.

The site reflects this dual soul and clearly divides the work into online interventions and offline humanitarian missions, in international emergency contexts. In a world where much of this crime has moved onto the network, a newly founded organisation needed to stand out from the big traditional NGOs with a sharp positioning as digital-safety experts. That is why we built a platform that conveys expertise and modernity from the very first screen, designed around one question only: does it help the organisation raise funds and build trust, or not?

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02 — The solution

Donations and impact.

A multilingual platform (IT·EN·ES) with a bespoke checkout, multiple payment methods and automatic reporting: donating is instant, on desktop and mobile, and every donation flows into impact reports ready to share.

In the non-profit world numbers are the social proof: that is why we highlighted quantifiable impact figures right from the home page, because people do not donate for a generic idea, they donate to see a number grow. Alongside fundraising, the site tackles the donor's typical objection head-on with a dedicated section on how the funds are used: financial transparency breaks down mistrust and raises the conversion rate. Under the surface, loading speed, security and structured data that sustain visibility over time.

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03 — Companies

Partnership, not charity.

The section dedicated to companies overturns the classic appeal for charity: businesses are not asked for a handout, but for a strategic partnership. In return for the donation they receive a concrete service — workshops on digital risks for their employees, ready-to-use communication materials and impact metrics that count in ESG reporting.

It is a model that meets a real need: today companies need to demonstrate social responsibility, and a site that offers them training and sustainability reports attracts far bigger budgets than a no-strings request. Completing the picture, a constantly updated blog on the hot topics of digital safety positions the organisation as an authoritative source, and unconventional marketing initiatives — such as the offshoot linked to the world of motorsport and off-road rallies — take the brand into unusual contexts for fundraising and awareness.

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04 — Why us

Why choose us.

A single point of contact for the whole project: no runaround between suppliers, quick answers and someone who knows your work.

An organisation that collects donations must be able to show where they go: the platform, the data and the reports remain entirely its own, with no strings and no technical dependencies. Domain, code and credentials are in the organisation's name. A non-profit's resources should go to the projects, not to a supplier's fees.

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