Week 1
When you confirm your email
Government portal
Church app
Church integration
Church SEO
Church website
Funeral website
Government security
Government software
Week 2
One week later
Government website
Nonprofit CRM
Nonprofit portal
Nonprofit security
Nonprofit SEO
Nonprofit website
About this set
About the Churches and nonprofits icons
Community organizations need pages that feel warm and trustworthy. These icons show that world with small moving scenes. A bell rings and the Sunday reminder lands on a phone. A fundraising thermometer rises as donations come in. A flag runs up its pole as the town's services fill in. The set covers churches, nonprofits, government offices and funeral homes.
Where they fit
Put Church app on the page that explains your mobile reminders, where the bell rings and the reminder lands. Use Nonprofit website beside your donate button, where the fundraising thermometer rises. Show Funeral website on a memorial page, where a candle is lit and a kind message appears. Each one suits a page that needs to feel gentle and clear.
One look across the set
All 14 icons share the same 400 by 320 canvas, line weight and one accent colour. A church page, a charity page and a town office page can each take what they need and still sit together in a consistent style.
From the email to your page
- Open the email and download the ZIP. The svg folder holds the animated icons, and preview.html shows them all moving.
- For a looping icon, use the file as an image: an img tag with width 240 and height 192 keeps the 5:4 frame.
- For hover play, accent colour and dark mode, paste the SVG markup into your page instead of linking the file.
- Add data-play="hover" to the svg to play it only on hover, or data-cm-play="hover" on the card around it.
- Set --cm-accent to your brand colour, and add data-theme="dark" on dark backgrounds.
License
Free to use, with three limits
- Use them in websites, apps, products and client projects, free
- Credit is appreciated, not required
- Not allowed: selling or sharing them as icons, claiming them as yours, or using them in a logo
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FAQ
Questions about the Churches and nonprofits icons
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
Yes, free for commercial work. That covers websites, apps, products and client projects. We appreciate attribution but don't require it. The limits: no selling or sharing the church and nonprofit icons as icons, no claiming them as your own and no using them in a logo. The license page has the details.
There are 14 icons in the set, and they arrive over 2 weeks, starting with the first batch when your email is confirmed. They cover church websites, nonprofit donations and government portals. Every batch is ready to use on your site as soon as it arrives.
Subscribe with your email on this page and confirm it. The first icons land in your inbox straight away, and further batches follow each week until the set is finished. One address can follow one industry, since icons are sent per industry. Unsubscribe whenever you want.
Yes. Any vector editor, including Figma and Illustrator, opens the SVG for edits to shapes, sizes and colours. The movement is CSS inside the file, so the editor shows the still pose only; keep the original for the moving version on your site. Each batch also has GIF and PNG files.
No. Each icon is a small SVG with its motion in plain CSS, with no JavaScript and no fonts to load. Visitors who have reduced motion turned on see the still pose instead. Many members and donors visit on older phones, so a light page helps everyone get through.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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