Social Ink worked with New York’s Pinkerton Foundation to overhaul and build a brand new web presence. In the spirit of both an online calling card showcasing the work and mission of the organization and to make the grant proposal process more transparent, the site was built with special attention to inter-related sections and information architecture.

Featuring up to date news regarding the foundation’s enterprises and easily navigated grant guidelines and contact information, the reinvigorated site sheds new light on the organization’s mission to improve the lives of New York City youth across program areas: after school learning, career readiness, education, and youth justice.

For the book launch of Jed Alpert’s newest work, “The Mobile Marketing Revolution,” Social Ink created and launched a site integrating e-commerce and book events.  We used a content management system for Jed to be able to easily update his site, and connected with social media and other book sellers for a full web complement to traditional publishing.

Social Ink worked with “Adventure Philanthropist” Erin Michelson to overhaul her CMS and refine her SEO and information architecture. In order to reach a wider audience on a more consistent basis, we integrated newsletter, feeds, ads, multimedia, maps and social networking features to promote her international giving through travel.

Art initiative for works that reuse plastics to showcase innovative approaches to recycling and found art. CMS Development, custom slideshows, javascript scrolling, and navigation menus.

Web design overhaul and re-coding, for Jenna’s Rainbow Foundation, a philanthropic charity for children with pediatric cancer and their families. Including CMS migration for in-house updating, forum/bulletin board system, and video and slideshow integration. (Site since changed.)