Benefits For The Charity & Not-for-profit sector

Examples
Overview

The Apollo Accessibility Tool used on a charity or not-for-profit website can help ensure that essential information, services, and opportunities are accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. 

Existing Accessibility

You can of course continue to use, and offer, any existing website widget such as Recite.me or Userway but by including the Apollo Accessibility Tool Link you will be demonstrating a commitment to additional accessibility - not just confined to your site. After-all, users navigate multiple sites on the web.

Features

Features such as text resizing, high-contrast display options, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and accessible forms make it easier for users to make donations, register for events, access support services, volunteer, and find information about the organisation's mission and community initiatives. By removing digital barriers, charities can ensure that all individuals are able to engage with their work and access the support they provide.

Summary

For organisations within the charity and not-for-profit sector, implementing an accessibility tool also supports compliance with recognised accessibility standards, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), while demonstrating a commitment to equality, inclusion, and community engagement. 

An accessible website enables donors, beneficiaries, volunteers, and partners to independently access resources, complete applications, contribute to fundraising campaigns, and stay informed about the organisation's activities without unnecessary barriers. This can increase participation, improve donor and volunteer engagement, strengthen public trust, reduce support enquiries, and minimise the risk of legal or regulatory issues associated with inaccessible digital services.

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