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Website help for a women's cooperative: Harmony Neighborhood Pantry
Harmony Neighborhood Pantry runs on volunteers and has no website; a designer or developer could help us reach more people.
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Harmony Neighborhood Pantry is a small women's cooperative in Quezon City that serves about 248 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 10-15 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.
If you can't give, please share this page. It does reach people.
- effort
- 15–25 hours
- format
- Online or by phone
- skills
- web design, front-end development, accessibility
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you're not alone. It takes guts to ask. Well done. I told my book club about it and three of them are giving too. Thinking of Quezon City
Wishing you peace, Romeo. Hope the build day goes well, wish I lived closer
Hang in there, Romeo. Looking forward to the next update. Love from Anaheim.
you're not alone, Romeo. It takes guts to ask. Well done. Please keep us posted.
Wishing you the best. I hope things turn around soon. I went through something like this 4 years ago and strangers helped me out. All the best
sending love. More neighborhoods should do this. Blessings.