Built to connect.
A modern, accessible site that makes the next step easy to find, from shelter information to ways to give and get involved.
Urban Ministries of Wake County serves people affected by poverty with food, shelter, and health programs. We rebuilt its website so the people it serves, its volunteers, and its donors can each find what they came for.

Urban Ministries of Wake County was struggling with a website that was difficult to update, and it wanted one that reflected the seriousness of its outreach and mission.
The site speaks to three groups at once: the people the organization serves, current and future volunteers, and potential donors. Reaching each of them clearly was the measure of success for the project.
A modern, accessible site that makes the next step easy to find, from shelter information to ways to give and get involved.
A content approach that centers real client and volunteer stories, so program pages read as accounts of people rather than lists of services.
A responsive, mobile-first experience that works on any device, for visitors of any age, ability, or comfort with technology.
We earned the organization's trust early in the project and were given a lot of creative freedom. The result is a site we are especially proud of visually, and one of founder Andrew Byrd's favorite projects to have worked on.
This is the kind of project our custom websites practice takes on for nonprofits across the Triangle.
Cary Digital Design created a new website for Urban Ministries of Wake County, a nonprofit organization. The team was responsive, competent, and exceptionally talented. Highly recommend.
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