# A modern website for your Rotary, Lions or service club

URL: https://cheapcheapwebsites.com/free-nonprofit-websites/service-clubs/
Updated October 17, 2026. Offer: free website build (up to 5 pages, normally $399) for nonprofits and community groups; Website Care $30/month required.

## The short answer
Yes. A Rotary, Lions or other service club can get its website built free, whether it is a registered nonprofit or a local community club. The build covers up to 5 pages, a mobile-friendly design and words drafted for you. The only cost is Website Care at $30/month, covering hosting, HTTPS, backups, weekly checks, A/B testing and small edits.

## Your free 5-page website
1. Our projects: The drives, fundraisers and community projects your club runs, each with what it supports and how to help.
2. Join us: Meeting day, time and place, what guests can expect, and how to ask about membership.
3. Events and fundraisers: A calendar of dinners, pancake breakfasts, golf days or park work days, with links to your existing ticket or sign-up tools.
4. Apply for help: How local groups and residents can request a grant, a scholarship or a service, with clear criteria.
5. About and contact: Your club history, officers by role, and a short contact form for questions.

## What a service club website has to do
Two kinds of people visit. Local residents and groups look for help or a partner. Prospective members look for a reason to try a meeting. Both are deciding in seconds whether the club is active. They type things like "Rotary club meetings near me", "service club scholarship application" or "how to join Lions club". The homepage should show the meeting time, your latest project and a clear way to ask about joining.

## Keeping the club looking active
An old site hurts a club that wants new members. Visitors judge activity by dates. We help you set up a simple routine so the site always has something current. Feature your next event on the homepage and archive the past ones. Post a few project updates a year with a short caption and a photo. List the meeting place and time in one consistent format. Use officer roles instead of personal contact details. Follow your national or district branding rules for logos and names. Send us the approved files.

## What is included free, and what Website Care covers
The build is free. It is the same build as our Launch Website, which normally costs $399 one-time. It covers up to 5 pages, a design made for you, words drafted from a consultation, mobile-friendly pages and 10 revision rounds. The one cost is Website Care at $30/month. It covers hosting, the HTTPS padlock, backups, weekly checks, A/B testing and small edits. Because meeting speakers, event dates and officers change each year, the small edits in Website Care are used often. Recurring plans can be canceled anytime. If your club needs more than 5 pages, we quote it before any work starts.

## How people find you on Google and in AI assistants
Every site we build has SEO built in: clear page titles and descriptions, headings that match what people search, structured data (schema) so Google and AI assistants understand your group, an XML sitemap and fast mobile pages. Your address or service area and hours are written the same way everywhere. We use the club name, town and service area in titles and headings, and write meeting details the same way everywhere. A page for grant requests can match searches by local groups looking for funding help. When someone asks an AI assistant like ChatGPT which service clubs meet in their town, clear and consistent facts help it list you. We do not promise rankings or traffic. We make sure the basics are right so you can be found. Read more on our SEO page . A monthly SEO add-on from $50/month adds new pages each month, but it is never required.

## Must-haves and pitfalls
Do not publish member lists with personal details. Roles and first names are enough. Get written permission before posting photos of scholarship recipients, especially minors. State grant and scholarship rules plainly, including dates. Send people to the donation or ticket tool you already use. Our donation flow guide explains how this works. Do not claim what a donation will do beyond what you actually fund. Clubs that fund student awards may also like our page on scholarship funds , and our veterans organizations page shows how event calendars work.

## How to get started
Getting started takes a few short steps. This is part of our free nonprofit websites program. Fill in the short form on this page with your club name and what you do. A real person reviews it and confirms you are a nonprofit or community group. A club does not need to be registered to qualify, and chartered clubs qualify as well. We hold a consultation so we can hear how your people describe you. We write the draft pages and send them to you. You review it, ask for changes (you get 10 revision rounds), and we launch. Eligible small projects can launch in as little as 48 hours. We speak English and Spanish (se habla espanol).

## Frequently asked questions
**Does a chapter of a national service club qualify?** Yes, as long as it is a nonprofit or community group. A real person reviews your form and confirms eligibility. Businesses are not eligible.

**Can we use our national branding?** Yes. Send us the approved logo and style files, and we follow them. Check your district or national rules for what is required.

**Can we list our fundraising events with ticket links?** Yes. Each event can have a button linking to the ticket or sign-up tool you already use. We do not process payments.

**What is the monthly cost?** Website Care is $30/month and is the only cost. It covers hosting, HTTPS, backups, weekly checks, A/B testing and small edits. Cancel anytime.

**Can we add more than five pages?** We quote extra pages before any work starts. The free build covers up to 5 pages.

Apply: https://cheapcheapwebsites.com/free-nonprofit-websites/service-clubs/#apply