A nonprofit site built to fill events.

TriState Veterans Memorial Fund asked for more than a site that looked good. In the founder's words, the rebuild now helps turn visitors into volunteers, donors and event participants.

Client
TriState Veterans Memorial Fund
Sector
Nonprofit · Veteran support
Scope
Full rebuild · Ongoing retainer
Status
Live · Still retained
The rebuilt TriState Veterans Memorial Fund homepage, with the next event counting down at the top
The rebuilt homepage. The next event counts down above everything else.
01 / The brief

TriState Veterans Memorial Fund is a board of neighbors in Sewell, New Jersey. They support veterans across South Jersey, southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware. Est. 2023.

They came in with an unusually clear ask. They needed more than something that looked good. They needed a site that carried the weight of the mission and got people to their events.

The deliverable was never a website. It was volunteers, donors and seats filled.

02 / Before and after
The previous TriState Veterans Memorial Fund homepage
Before
The rebuilt TriState Veterans Memorial Fund homepage
After
03 / The mechanism

Every page routes to one of three outcomes. Nothing on the site exists only to be admired. A brochure describes an organization. This site asks for something on every screen, and makes the ask the easiest thing on the page.

  1. 01Visitor arrives
  2. 02Sees the next event counting down
  3. 03One action, not ten
  4. 04Reserve · Donate · Volunteer
04 / What was built
05 / In the founder's words

“[W]e needed more than something that simply looked good. We needed a website that reflected the importance of our mission while helping us engage the community and increase attendance at our events. Edward Jones delivered exactly that.”

“Clear calls to action, event countdown timers, streamlined navigation, and a clean, modern layout help turn visitors into volunteers, donors, and event participants.”

Edward Jones presenting the new site to the TriState board
Walking the board through the site at their meeting.

“He attended one of our Board meetings at the municipal building, presented the website in person, and walked our members through every feature and future enhancement.”

Frank Alexander · Founder, TriState Veterans Memorial Fund

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