Hopewell

Hopewell is a free multipage Bootstrap 5 and HTML5 charity website template from ThemeWagon, made by K29Solutions for nonprofits, donation drives, and community outreach programs.

What is Hopewell?

Hopewell is a static charity website template that ships as editable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files rather than a hosted CMS, so you download the source and upload it to any web host. It is built on Bootstrap 5 with HTML5 and CSS3, styled with a warm layout aimed at campaigns and impact stories, and versioned at v1.0.0 with lifetime free updates. ThemeWagon distributes it as a free, open-source download, and the author is listed as K29Solutions.

What makes Hopewell stand out?

• Bootstrap 5 plus HTML5 and CSS3 foundation — the entire theme is plain markup and stylesheets, with Bootstrap 5 and Google Fonts listed as the only libraries and plugins, so there is no build step or framework dependency.
• 14+ prebuilt pages — the download contains 14 or more ready pages, including a dedicated FAQ page and a financial reports page, alongside a contact page and multi-section landing pages.
• Donation progress tracking — fundraising progress elements let a charity show how far a campaign has toward its goal directly on the page.
• Fun fact counters and testimonials — animated stat counters and a testimonial section give room for impact numbers and donor or volunteer quotes.
• Two built-in forms — a contact form and a newsletter subscription form are included as static markup for wiring to your own backend or email service.
• Navigation and interaction details — sticky top navigation bar, burger menu, preloader, back-to-top button, accordions, sliders, parallax effects, smooth scroll, and on-hover effects.
• Mobile-first responsive layout — tested for Android, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, iPad, iPhone, Opera, Safari, and mobile in general.
• SEO and page-speed oriented structure — the source is described as search-engine-optimized and page-speed-optimized with a clean codebase for simple branding edits.

Who should use Hopewell?

• Small charities and nonprofits: launch a donation-focused site without paying for a CMS or theme license.
• Campaign and outreach organizers: publish impact stories, financial reports, and fundraising progress on a multipage site.
• Freelance developers and agencies: use it as a starting point for a nonprofit client build, swapping colors, fonts, and images.
• Bootstrap learners: study a complete multipage Bootstrap 5 layout with forms, accordions, counters, and responsive navigation.

Use cases

• Nonprofit communications teams: assemble a donation page, an FAQ page, and a financial reports page from prebuilt sections and publish them without a backend.
• Fundraising campaign staff: add a newsletter subscription form to keep donors updated between drives.
• Community outreach programs: present testimonials and fun-fact counters that quantify local impact.
• Web developers on a small budget: rebrand the template and hand over a static site the client can host cheaply.

Pricing

Hopewell is a free, open-source template. ThemeWagon lists it with free download, use in commercial projects, and lifetime free updates. The page notes that the free tier of such templates carries a required credit and no support.

FAQ

Is Hopewell free to use?

Yes. Hopewell is distributed as a free, open-source template with use in commercial projects permitted and lifetime free updates. Version v1.0.0 is listed as released a few days before the page update, and the download counter at the time of writing showed 62 downloads.

What is included in the Hopewell download?

The package contains 14+ prebuilt pages, HTML and CSS files, all demo images, JavaScript source files, and the bundled libraries and plugins, which are Bootstrap 5 and Google Fonts. You receive static source files rather than a hosted site or admin panel.

Does Hopewell require attribution?

The ThemeWagon comparison table for the free template states that a credit is required, support is not available, and customization is limited, whereas the linked premium Phoenix kit removes attribution and adds Figma files and support. Budget for the footer credit if you use the free version.

Which browsers and devices is Hopewell compatible with?

Hopewell is listed as compatible with Android, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Opera, and Safari. Because the layout is mobile-first and fully responsive, donation content reflows across phones, tablets, and desktops.

What technology does Hopewell use?

Hopewell is built with Bootstrap 5, HTML5, and CSS3, plus JavaScript source files and Google Fonts. There is no CMS, build tool, or package manager involved, so content updates happen by editing the HTML and stylesheet files directly.