Adding Hearts — Charity, Donation & Nonprofit Next.js Website Template

What Is Adding Hearts?

Charity organizations, nonprofits, NGOs, fundraising campaigns, community groups, and humanitarian aid teams need a website that clearly presents causes, donation initiatives, volunteer opportunities, help requests, success stories, news, portfolios, and contact information. Creating these public-facing and administration-focused charity pages from scratch can make a nonprofit website project slower to launch and harder to maintain.

Adding Hearts is a Charity, Donation & Nonprofit Next.js Website Template built with Next.js 14+, React.js, Node.js, Tailwind CSS, Swiper Slider, and AOS Animation. It provides 19+ public pages, 15+ admin pages, and reusable components that help teams customize content, publish campaigns, organize support-related information, configure required integrations, and deploy a professional nonprofit website.

Who Is This Template For?

• Charity organizations creating a fundraising website
• NGOs building a modern public information platform
• Nonprofit foundations presenting causes and campaigns
• Donation platforms organizing fundraising initiatives
• Community welfare groups sharing support programs
• Healthcare assistance programs presenting medical-help initiatives
• Disaster relief organizations publishing emergency support information
• Volunteer networks promoting registration and community participation
• Social impact startups building donation and support platforms
• Religious and community trusts presenting charity initiatives
• Fundraising campaign managers publishing ongoing causes
• Humanitarian aid organizations sharing relief work and success stories
• Agencies building nonprofit and charity websites for clients
• Developers needing a Next.js-ready charity website source-code package

This template requires Node.js development knowledge. It does not include a verified payment provider account, donor database, email delivery service, CRM, custom CMS, or custom backend configuration by default.

What Is Included?

Public Website Pages

• Home
• About Us
• Donation Page
• Donation Form
• Donation Success
• Help Me
• News
• News Details
• Portfolio
• Portfolio Details
• Post
• Post Category
• Contact Us
• Reset Password
• 404 / Error Page

Admin Pages

• About
• Category
• Connect With Us Setting
• Donation PayPal
• Help Me
• Home
• Menu
• News
• Pages
• Portfolio
• Post
• Setting
• Users
• Where We Donate
• Forget Password

Files and Resources

• Complete source code
• Next.js project files
• Reusable components
• Donation and cause pages
• Documentation
• Setup guide
• Demo content
• Deployment instructions

How to Use Adding Hearts

Step 1: Purchase and Download

Choose the Personal, Commercial, or Agency license that matches your charity or nonprofit project and download the Adding Hearts source-code package.

Result: You receive the Next.js project files, reusable components, donation and cause pages, documentation, setup guide, demo content, and deployment instructions.

Step 2: Extract the Project Files

Extract the downloaded ZIP package into your preferred local project folder.

Result: The Next.js application, Tailwind CSS files, public pages, admin routes, components, and project assets are ready to access.

Step 3: Install Dependencies

Open the project in a code editor, confirm Node.js is installed, and run npm install or the package-manager command specified in the included project files.

Result: The required Next.js, React.js, Tailwind CSS, Swiper Slider, AOS Animation, and project dependencies are installed locally.

Step 4: Configure Content and Integrations

Review the documentation and configure required values for donation workflows, contact forms, newsletter subscriptions, user access, and other third-party services used by your final deployment.

Result: The project is prepared for your selected services, providers, and nonprofit website workflow.

Step 5: Customize Causes and Website Content

Replace demo logos, colours, typography, causes, donation information, help requests, success stories, news, portfolio items, contact details, and organization information.

Result: The website begins to match your charity, nonprofit foundation, NGO, volunteer network, or client brand.

Step 6: Test and Deploy

Test the website across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, then create a production build and deploy it to Vercel, Netlify, AWS, DigitalOcean, VPS hosting, self-hosting, Node.js servers, or another compatible cloud platform.

Result: Your charity, donation, or nonprofit website is ready to launch.