A 40-year-old children’s charity makes giving easy.
The problem
Southill Children’s Fund has supported children in Limerick, Ireland and in Boston since 1985, run entirely by volunteers. Their WordPress site had grown one page at a time: separate pages for the founder, the organization structure, achievements, acknowledgments and news, so the story of what they do was spread thin.
They wanted a site that shows their work through their own photos, and makes giving, whether one-time, monthly or as a business sponsor, feel simple and trustworthy.
What I built
A donate flow that takes seconds
Pick one-time or monthly, tap an amount or type your own, and check out securely through PayPal. Each amount says what it pays for.
Their story, told with their photos
About, programs, impact, stories and gallery pages built around real photos of the kids and volunteers. No stock images.
A page for corporate partners
Sponsorship benefits and an inquiry form so local businesses can reach out, plus a newsletter signup and contact form.
Moved without losing search traffic
Every old WordPress address redirects to its new page, so bookmarks and Google results keep working.
What shipped
