The people you serve
One in four U.S. adults lives with a disability. If they cannot use your site, they cannot find your programs, sign up or ask for help.

Donors, volunteers and the people you serve include people with disabilities. We help you make sure your website, forms and documents work for all of them, on a nonprofit budget.
One in four U.S. adults lives with a disability. If they cannot use your site, they cannot find your programs, sign up or ask for help.
Organizations that receive federal financial assistance are covered by Section 504. HHS adopted WCAG 2.1 AA for its funding recipients, with the first deadline in May 2026.
More grant applications ask how you serve people with disabilities. An accessibility statement and a written plan answer that question.
This is general information, not legal advice. Your attorney can tell you exactly what applies to your organization.
We test the forms that bring in gifts, volunteers and clients first, because that is where barriers cost you most.
Annual reports, flyers and applications made readable by screen readers.
Short sessions so staff and volunteers who post content keep it accessible.
Software does the easy part. People do the rest. Every plan starts with an honest look at where you stand.
See how your site does in about a minute, with results in plain English.
Assistive toolbar, full-site audit and fix suggestions for one site. $99 a month for higher-traffic sites or up to three smaller ones.
A plan sized to your budget, documentation for funders, and hands-on help with forms and documents.
Tell us about your organization and the forms that matter most. We will review them and send back a short, plain-English plan. Ask us about budget-friendly options for nonprofits.
We will review your site and email you within two business days. Questions in the meantime: hello@ax4e.com.