Running a charity site with a small, all-volunteer team
Most nonprofit websites are built and updated by whoever on the team has a bit of spare time, not a paid developer. A cPanel-style panel with one-click installers means a volunteer can add a donation plugin, an events calendar or a membership tool themselves in a few clicks, then hand the login on to the next person who takes over that role without any specialist knowledge being lost along the way.
Because everything the site depends on — files, email, databases and installed apps — sits in one control panel rather than scattered across a developer's personal accounts, a change of volunteer or trustee doesn't put the website at risk. If a handover does go wrong, 24/7 human support can help the next person get their bearings quickly.
