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Who they are. A resident-led nonprofit founded in 2023 to improve life in Coney Island, a historically underserved part of southern Brooklyn, through economic mobility programs, civic engagement and support for tenants and homeowners.

What we did. We built their website from the ground up, working side by side with the team to create one home for everyone they serve: participants looking for programs, donors who want to see the full scope of the work, and neighbors looking for digital resources. That site and the presence around it helped carry the organization from a new community initiative to a fully fledged, funded nonprofit.

Who they are. The first and only 501(c)(3) in New York City dedicated to empowering under-resourced Bangladeshi immigrant women and youth, with programs in workforce development, health, English and digital literacy, and youth coding.

What we did. We completely overhauled the website’s design and features, then went to work on search. Their search engine presence grew 35% in the first month and 65% after two. We went on to manage the site and help shape their marketing and PR strategy.

Who they are. A legal practice that helps English-speaking new immigrants navigate Israel’s legal system, led by a lawyer qualified in both Israel and Australia who is also a certified family mediator. It covers six areas of law, from wills and property to divorce mediation, for clients from Ra’anana and Jerusalem to Beit Shemesh and Zichron Yaakov.

What we did. Olim facing an unfamiliar legal system in a new language need to find help they can trust, quickly. We helped build Oleh Law’s digital presence around that moment, so new immigrants can find clear guidance in English, understand their options and reach out. We also built its social media presence and ran successful pay-per-click campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, putting Oleh Law in front of the olim who need it most.

Who they are. An international “artivist” festival where film, art and performance meet social justice. Now in its tenth year, it has screened more than 500 films from over 20 countries.

What we did. The festival’s website had fallen years behind. In 2018 we restructured, redesigned and rebuilt it from the ground up in time for the winter festival, helped shape its marketing strategy, and grew its community with Facebook groups for each festival location.

Who they are. A volunteer-run organization in Passaic, New Jersey, founded in 2015 to help children, teens and adults with disabilities grow socially, emotionally, cognitively and physically. More than 100 volunteers run after-school groups, Shabbatons, siblings’ clubs, holiday programs and an annual art show for about 70 participants, at no cost to families.

What we did. In 2018 we rebuilt Kool Kids Passaic’s online presence, so families looking for support, volunteers looking to help and donors looking to give could all see what this community-run organization offers.

Who they are. Jerusalem’s leading repertory theater, known for brave, thought-provoking productions that range from original Israeli plays to classics from around the world.

What we did. For several of the theater’s 2026 productions, we handled the creative from start to finish: posters, playbills, and show artwork across the website and ticketing. Then we took each show to its audience, working with influencers and social media channels to promote the runs.

Who they are. A provider of person-centered residential support for adults with developmental disabilities in Virginia’s Roanoke Valley, offering 24-hour support with caring host families or in residents’ own homes.

What we did. We positioned Bridgeway around what makes it different: care that starts with the person, puts dignity, choice and independence at the center, and is rooted in the Roanoke Valley community. Then we designed and built a website that carries that message to the two audiences that matter most, families looking for a safe home for someone they love and the support coordinators who refer them, with a clear path to a referral from the very first screen. The goal: more Virginians with developmental disabilities finding a home built around them.

Who they are. The education institute of the American Sephardi Federation, which preserves and promotes the history, traditions and culture of Sephardic communities. Through a global network of scholars, educators and artists, it offers online courses, conferences, teacher workshops, podcasts and films.

What we did. In 2020 we designed the Institute’s logo, built its online education platform, and built its presence on social media, giving learners around the world one place to take courses, explore programs and connect with Sephardic history and culture.