Websites and Marketing for Nonprofits Doing Good Work.
Your mission is bigger than your budget, and the website shows it: an old page, a donate button nobody finds, and volunteers who sign up and never hear back. Donors and grantmakers check that site before they say yes. We build nonprofit websites and marketing that make the work as visible as it is good.
- Google gives qualifying nonprofits up to $10,000 a month in search ads through Google Ad Grants. We set the account up and keep it inside Google's rules.
- A nonprofit website is read by donors, volunteers, grantmakers and the people you serve. Each one needs a clear next step.
- Supporters who hear back the same day are the ones who give and volunteer again. A small staff cannot do that by hand.
- We do a lot of pro bono work and we are proud of it. Most projects are still done at our normal or reduced rates, and we tell you which before anything starts.
Who we are
Built by People Who Show Up on Bad Days.
BlakSheep Creative is owned by Clint L. Sanchez, a veteran and a member of the Baton Rouge Fire Department for 29 years. Our mantra is leave this place better than we found it, and a lot of that has happened through nonprofits.
We have built websites, logos and campaigns for organizations serving veterans, first responders and families in crisis, including The Legion Fund, Guardian Day Foundation, Warrior Ridge, BR Soldier Outreach, Cajun Navy, Capital Area Surviving the Bleed and Pinnacle Search and Rescue.
Proof
What Good Content Did for a Veterans Nonprofit.
The Legion Fund supports veterans and members of the 5th Special Forces Group. We built its website, with donation pages, a store, and pages that explain the unit's history and what a Green Beret is.
From October 2025 to October 2026, Google showed the site 880,233 times and sent 4,065 visitors, with 3,882 searches ranking on page one. The page about what a Green Beret is drew 551,775 impressions on its own. People who had never heard of the Fund found it because it answered a question they were already asking.
The Legion Fund case study
Search Console numbers for twelve months, the searches that brought people in, and the pages that did the work.
What we do
Everything a Small Staff Does Not Have Time For.
Nonprofit websites
Clear pages for giving, volunteering and getting help, a donate path that works on a phone, and a site your staff can update.
Google Ad Grants
Up to $10,000 a month in Google search ads for qualifying nonprofits. We set it up, track conversions and keep the account in good standing.
SEO and content
Pages that answer what people search about your cause, so supporters find you before they have heard of you.
Email and donor follow-up
Thank-yous that go out the same day, a second gift after the first, and volunteer follow-up that does not depend on a spare hour.
Social media
Impact stories, volunteer recognition and events on a schedule a volunteer can keep, with permission for every photo of the people you serve.
Reviews and your Google profile
Correct hours, the right category and recent reviews, handled with care for the privacy of the people you serve.
Logos, flyers and reports
A brand that looks as serious as the work, event flyers, impact reports and templates your volunteers can reuse.
Grow for nonprofits
One system for the website, inquiries and follow-up, so every volunteer and donor hears back the same day.
How pricing works
Pennies on the Dollar. No Pennies? No Problem.
We want to work with nonprofits as clients, and we also do a lot of pro bono work. Both are true, so here is exactly how it works. You will know which one applies before anything starts.
Tell us about the mission. We listen before we decide what is possible.
Our normal rates
Most projects. A fixed quote in writing before work starts. Custom websites start at $3,500 and the marketing plan is $500 a month.
Reduced rates
When an organization doing good work needs a professional presence and the full price would stop it, we substantially reduce the rate.
Pennies on the dollar
Some projects we take on for a fraction of the usual cost, because helping that mission succeed has value of its own.
Pro bono
Sometimes the budget is missing entirely, and we do the work for free. We cannot do that for everyone, but we will always hear your case.
“We have used Black Sheep Creative for all of website and SEO needs and have been absolutely blown away with their response and dedication to creating high quality products and helping translate that into a strong ROI for us. Thank you to Blacksheep Creative”
How it starts
One Conversation, Then a Plan in Writing.
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Tell us about the mission
Use the form below or call. What the organization does, who it serves, and what you need help with.
02
A 15-minute call
We listen first, then tell you plainly what we can do and which pricing applies.
03
Scope and price in writing
What we will build or run, what it costs, or that it is pro bono, written down before any work starts.
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You own everything
The site, the domain, the content and every login belong to the organization, so the next staff member or board can pick it up.
The short answer
BlakSheep Creative is a veteran- and firefighter-owned nonprofit marketing agency in Denham Springs, Louisiana. We build websites for nonprofits, run their Google Ad Grants accounts, and handle SEO, email, social media and volunteer and donor follow-up. Most nonprofit projects are done at our normal or reduced rates, some for pennies on the dollar, and a lot of them pro bono. Tell us about the mission and we will tell you what is possible.
