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Free sponsor page template and generator

Build a supporters page that names the businesses and people who helped your organization. Enter their names, websites and contributions, then copy the HTML into a page on your own site. No account is needed to use the generator.

From With Help From · Updated September 10, 2026

Build your page

Your entries stay in this page while you edit. Copy or download your work before leaving.

Supporter 1

For paid placements, the checkbox adds the sponsorship label to the link's HTML. Google recommends marking paid links with rel="sponsored". It does not change the link's appearance.

Live preview

This shows your wording and links. Your website controls the final fonts, colors and spacing.

With help from

Our organization is supported by these businesses and people. Thank you.

Add a supporter to see their credit here.

View HTML
<section class="supporters">
  <h2>With help from</h2>
  <p>Our organization is supported by these businesses and people. Thank you.</p>
  <ul>

  </ul>
</section>

What to put on a sponsor page

Include the supporter's preferred name, its website and a plain description of the contribution. A logo is optional; a readable name and a specific credit are useful even without one. Ask before publishing personal names, logos or photographs.

Use a heading such as “Our supporters,” “Community partners” or “Season sponsors.” For past projects, include the year so readers can tell when the help happened.

An example supporters page

This is an illustrative entry, not a claim about a real business or donation. The HTML takes its styling from your website.

With help from

Our community center is supported by these businesses and people. Thank you.

  • Example Print Shop — printed 100 programs for our summer open day.

How to add the template to your website

  1. Create a page with an address such as yoursite.org/supporters.
  2. Fill in the generator above and copy the HTML. Paste it into the appropriate block for your editor using the instructions below. The downloaded file is a standalone page you can open in a browser; Copy HTML gives you just the section to paste.
  3. Preview the page on a phone and a computer. Check each business name, contribution and website address.
  4. Publish the page, link to it from your menu or footer, and send the address to the supporters you named.

Keep one page up to date as people help. If your website manager needs guidance on marking sponsorship links, Google explains the link attributes for sponsorship and other relationships.

Instructions for your website editor

WordPress

In the block editor, open the block inserter (+), search for Custom HTML and add that block. Paste the copied section into its HTML editor, then preview the page before publishing. See WordPress.com's Custom HTML block instructions. If your setup restricts HTML, recreate the credit with Heading, Paragraph and List blocks and add links to the business names.

Squarespace

Edit the page, add a Code block and select HTML. Paste the section and keep Display Source turned off so visitors see the credits rather than the code. This template uses basic HTML, without scripts or an iframe. Follow the Squarespace Code block guide for your editor.

Wix Editor

For a simple list of credits, we recommend using native text and links so the page follows your site's design. To use the generated HTML, open Add Elements → Embed Code → Popular Embeds → Embed HTML, choose Enter Code, paste the section and apply it. Wix uses an iframe for this option, so check its height on desktop and mobile; it may not inherit your site's styling. See Wix's embedding instructions.

If the page does not look right

  • Visitors see angle brackets or code: use the editor's HTML/Code block instead of a normal text block, and disable any option that displays the source.
  • The last credits are cut off: an embedded frame may need more height. Resize it and check the mobile layout, or use native text and list blocks.
  • A name is not clickable: add its website in the generator. Names without a website intentionally export as plain text. Test every address in the published preview.
  • The font looks different: the template has no embedded styles. Let your site's theme style it, or ask your website manager to style the supporters section.

Before publishing, replace all example text, confirm names and permissions, and check that the described contribution has actually happened. Review the page when a project or season ends.

Use the page when you ask for help

When you list what your organization needs on With Help From, include your supporters-page address. It gives businesses a place to see how you acknowledge previous help.

After adding a supporter, send a sponsor thank you letter with the page link. For other ways to show appreciation, choose from these sponsor recognition ideas.