DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme Overview
DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme is a contemporary design for fundraising projects, charity foundations, volunteer programmes and nonprofit organisations. It includes eight predesigned homepages and a set of practical inner pages, with layouts for events, donations, portfolios, a blog and shop elements.
The theme is developed by Select-Themes and runs on the Qode Framework with a DoGood Core plugin. It is compatible with Elementor, and a one-click importer loads the demo site. Fundraising content is presented through dedicated Donation List and Donation Info shortcodes, while Event List, Portfolio List, Product List and Blog List shortcodes handle the rest. A long list of further shortcodes covers countdowns, counters, progress bars, team and testimonial lists, pricing tables, maps, tabs and more, and Slider Revolution is included.
DoGood offers four header types (asymmetric, minimal, standard and vertical), a customisable mega menu, a side area and separate logo and styling options for mobile and sticky headers. Typography settings include responsive controls and over 1,000 Google Fonts, alongside several icon font packs. It is translation-ready, WPML compatible, works with Contact Form 7 and includes a child theme. The most recent update listed is from June 2025.
Key Features of DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme
- Eight predesigned homepages and practical inner pages
- Donation List and Donation Info shortcodes, plus a Donations List widget
- Event List shortcode for upcoming activities
- Portfolio, Product and Blog List shortcodes
- Elementor compatibility and one-click demo import
- WooCommerce compatibility with a drop-down cart widget
- Four header types, a mega menu and a side area
- Countdown, counter, progress bar, team and testimonial shortcodes
- Slider Revolution included, with multiple icon font packs
- WPML compatible and translation-ready, with a child theme
Who DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme suits Canadian charity foundations, volunteer organisations, wildlife and ecology groups and fundraising campaigns that want a polished site with many layout choices. The portfolio layouts work well for showing completed projects and their results.
WPML makes a bilingual English and French site practical, and WooCommerce elements let a charity sell merchandise. Groups that hold regular events can list them with the event shortcode, and the team and testimonial shortcodes help introduce staff, volunteers and the people you serve.
Important Notes About DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme
The listing does not name the donation plugin behind its donation shortcodes, so confirm on the demo which plugin handles payments. Counters and progress bars must show real figures only, and countdowns should mark genuine deadlines. Environmental claims about your work need substantiation.
Only CRA-registered charities can issue official tax receipts, and non-charities must not imply gifts are tax-deductible. Donation forms need a refund policy, donor privacy and clear cancellation for recurring gifts. The owner is responsible for compliance.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
You choose DoGood – Charity & Nonprofit WordPress Theme and buy its licence on ThemeForest; Select-Themes develops and supports it. AppiAppi installs it with Elementor and DoGood Core, imports a demo, and sets up your causes and campaigns, donation forms connected to your payment processor, events, volunteer sign-up, newsletter forms and any shop items with your branding.
After launch, AppiAppi manages the site according to your subscription plan. We publish events and campaign stories, keep WordPress, the theme and plugins updated, and respond to donor and volunteer inquiries. Our AI-assisted SEO and content support helps supporters find you.
Original design by Select-Themes. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source