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Website help for a seniors' association: Cedar Women's Co-op
A small seniors' association in Thika needs a simple, accessible website built pro bono.
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Cedar Women's Co-op is a small seniors' association in Thika that serves about 338 people each year. We've been running on word of mouth and social media, and we need a simple website with information, volunteer sign-up and a donate button.
We have the content, logo and photos ready. We need someone who can design and build it, and show our volunteer how to update it. We'd estimate 20-30 hours of work.
Ideally it should be fast on mobile, accessible, and use inexpensive hosting. We have a domain already.
Please reply with a link to similar work. We can't pay, but we can offer a reference, a public thank-you, and a lot of thanks.
I never thought I'd be the one asking, and I'm grateful for every bit of support.
- effort
- 15–25 hours
- format
- Online or by phone
- skills
- web design, front-end development, accessibility
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People who offered to help
- Saima Maryam Jilani 🇵🇰
Not much money but I have time and a car. Let me know if that helps! Free this month.
- Mai Trinh Luong 🇻🇳
I live about 15 km from Thika. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need.
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Praying for you, John. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. Don't lose heart. A few weeks ago I was in a hole too and it changed faster than I expected. Thinking of Thika.
You're not alone, John. Hope you get there. I hope April is when things finally get easier. Blessings
Rooting for you, John. It takes guts to ask. Well done. We're a small family in Houston but we're thinking of you. Blessings.
Stay strong. Projects like this are what make a place worth living in. Take care.
praying for you, John. More neighborhoods should do this!