The business
Ventanas for the Children of Venezuela is a Massachusetts-based nonprofit doing humanitarian and community work in Venezuela and Colombia near the border between the two countries.
Nonprofit
Nonprofit Website
A nonprofit website establishing the organization's public presence, now being redeveloped toward a larger digital platform.
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Ventanas for the Children of Venezuela is a Massachusetts-based nonprofit doing humanitarian and community work in Venezuela and Colombia near the border between the two countries.
The organization needed a central digital destination where people could learn about it, understand its work, inquire about volunteering, stay informed about upcoming events and donate.
Approach
The current website established the organization's public-facing digital presence and made important participation paths accessible online. The organization's digital requirements have since grown substantially, and the website is currently being redesigned and redeveloped toward a much larger digital platform.
Experience
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Current public-facing website for the organization.
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Donation, volunteer inquiry and event information.
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Responsive web experience.
Related project
As Ventanas' digital and operational needs grew, the organization began moving beyond the limitations of a conventional nonprofit website. That evolution led to Ventana's OS, a larger digital platform currently in development.
Status
The capabilities described above are what exists on the current live website. Separately, a next-generation Ventanas platform is in development, intended to include live impact dashboards, donor portal functionality, volunteer portal functionality, operational systems and additional organizational infrastructure. Those capabilities do not exist on the current public website.
Every project starts with the job the website has to do.