In its latest collaboration with The Funding Exchange, Social Ink developed a microsite for a targeted fundraising effort, No Small Change.

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Monthly Archive: November, 2011

No Small Change: A Website for a (Giving) Revolution

11.21.11

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Social Ink is pleased to once again support the efforts of FEX: The Funding Exchange, a national membership organization of regionally based social justice foundations. You can Read more about our work on the this new project on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!

In our latest collaboration, we developed a microsite for the No Small Change targeted fundraising drive. This project connects grantees, donors, and activists to foster interest among these vital groups. By developing a sense of community and participation among potential donors through an interactive, playful, and bold web interface, FEX again extends its reach to everyday giving.

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Many Thanks from Social Ink!

11.18.11

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Gobble gobble! As Thanksgiving fast approaches, we wanted to say hello and give thanks to our extended Social Ink Family (that’s you!). If you haven’t heard, we’ve moved to new offices in DUMBO, an inspiring neighborhood full of creative and tech-minded folks. Please come down for a coffee and a tour next time you’re “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass.”

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Holiday gifts! A quick guide to Social Ink’s Shop

11.14.11

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We know you visit Social Ink for our portfolio of work, resources and tools, and to learn a bit about our expertise with design for nonprofits, foundations and businesses. And maybe for our rugged good looks, who knows?

A few months ago, we launched our sister site, the Social Ink Shop, where we sell some great WordPress plugins and provide custom WordPress support. In the spirit of the upcoming holidays, why not treat a friend, colleague—or even yourself—to a small gift that will push your site to the next level.

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Thoughts on the True Cost of Spec Work

11.08.11

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This week we took a special detour here at Social Ink as we celebrated moving into our new offices with a trip down memory lane into the early days of our web development shop. We recalled our early email lists, our cold calls, and above all, our recourse to the haunted and vaunted, the infamous and inchoate Craigslist “computer gigs” board. The board is broadly divided into two parts: the pay and no-pay sections, the latter a littered zone of bad ideas, broken dreams and every web developer’s nightmare: spec work.

What’s spec work, and why is it a corrosive force in our field?

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At Work for Progressive Family Values

11.03.11

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Social Ink is proud to launch the new website for advocacy group, Family Values @ Work, a national network of 16 state coalitions and national policy and data experts, working for paid sick days, family leave insurance and other policies that value families at work. Read more about it on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!.

Social Ink has years of experience working with organizations dedicated to political activism and human rights. We are committed to working with our clients to develop tools and user experiences that serve as dynamic forces for change.

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