Websites, digital assets, and care plans.
Three services that usually go together. I build the website, organize the files behind it, and keep both running with a monthly care plan. You can hire me for one or all three.
Websites for non-profits
A new site, or repairs to the one you have. The result is a website that works on every device and that your own team can update. For registered non-profits in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, a new website currently includes twelve months of care at no charge. Not sure what you’d need to provide? This page lists it. The amount of content doesn’t change the price.
Digital asset management
Most organizations have the logo in several places, photos on several laptops, and a brand document nobody can locate. I gather all of it into one organized library with backups.
Monthly care plans
A flat monthly fee, $95 to $249, with every price published. It covers the routine work a website needs, and when something urgent happens you already have someone to call. If you’re a Rhode Island or Massachusetts non-profit and I build your new site, the first year of the Community plan is included.
Tech help for individuals
I also work with individuals, often older adults in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, on the digital side of life: a personal website, decades of photos to organize, email that misbehaves, or a computer that needs a patient explanation. Visits are $120, at your home or over video.
Who I work with
Food pantries, land trusts, historical societies, library friends groups, churches, animal rescues, arts councils, community theaters, youth sports leagues, senior centers, veterans organizations, garden clubs, and scholarship funds. In Rhode Island I work in Providence, Cranston, Warwick, Pawtucket, East Providence, Woonsocket, Newport, Bristol, Barrington, Westerly, North Kingstown, South Kingstown, and Narragansett. In Massachusetts, Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Attleboro, Brockton, Plymouth, Worcester, and Cape Cod. Organizations further away work with me over video. Get in touch from anywhere.
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