A fixture that trades on authenticity

Fieldstone is built for nonprofits whose story is specific to place and people — land trusts, community foundations, food banks, arts councils, regional conservancies, churches. The archetype chosen for this fixture is a small regional land trust because it's the most honest nonprofit archetype: concrete work, countable outcomes, named landscapes. Every design choice is in service of that specificity.

Trust through typography

Libre Baskerville is a classical book face that reads as institutional — the typography of annual reports, foundation letterhead, and natural history writing. Inter handles body copy for legibility. Deep loam brown carries the chrome; moss green appears on impact numbers, 'Protected' labels, and giving-tier outcomes. Warm cream background suggests old-map paper, not modern SaaS.

Donation without product-card

The giving tiers on the home page and /donate page are custom-styled stacks — amount + tangible outcome + donate button. They are not product-card primitives, because a donation to a nonprofit is not commerce; it's a gift with a tax receipt and a stewardship report. The matched-gift banner creates urgency through a specific deadline, not through a countdown timer.