Case study · Website migration & capital campaign

NETworks Cooperative Ministry

A rebuilt website and the landing page for The Big Leap, a $750,000 capital campaign for a food and financial assistance ministry in Tucker, Georgia.

Client: NETworks Cooperative Ministry
Industry: Nonprofit ministry
Services: Website migration · Landing page · Photography · Video
Live site: networkscoop.org ↗

NETworks Cooperative Ministry homepage with the headline Neighbors Helping Neighbors

The goal

Fund the next big leap.

Move NETworks from an outdated Squarespace site to the newer platform without losing years of content — and give its $750,000 expansion campaign a home that inspires the community to give.

What we did

Migration & rebuild

Migrated content and digital assets to the updated Squarespace platform, then rebuilt the site with a refreshed design, clearer organization and updated functionality.

The Big Leap landing page

A dedicated page for the $750,000 expansion campaign: the vision, the plan for facilities, programs and staff, and a clear call to join.

Photography & video

Photos and video of volunteers, neighbors and the food pantry that put real faces to the mission and the campaign.

By the numbers

Built to be found.

Google Lighthouse scores for the live homepage.

AccessibilityA perfect score on mobile.

Best PracticesA perfect score on mobile.

SEOOn mobile.

$750K

Capital campaign goal, with a dedicated landing page to rally donors.

6,500

Square feet of new office and warehouse space the campaign supports.

30–40%

More neighbors NETworks expects to serve after the expansion.

Source: Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) mobile test and the live site, November 2026.

Inside the site

Telling the story behind the ask.

Still from the Big Leap campaign video: David Fisher, Executive Director of NETworks Cooperative Ministry, speaking on camera — **Campaign video.** We produced the Big Leap campaign video, featuring Executive Director David Fisher making the case for the $750,000 expansion in his own words. Hearing directly from the person leading the work builds a kind of trust a brochure can’t. The video anchors the campaign landing page and gives supporters something easy to share.

Architectural rendering of the new NETworks grocery-store-style food pantry with shoppers and stocked shelves — **Show the vision.** The architectural rendering of the new grocery-store-style pantry shows donors exactly what their gift will build. Neighbors shop with dignity, choosing from stocked shelves instead of receiving a pre-packed box. Putting the plan in a picture makes a $750,000 goal feel real and reachable.

The $750K ask. Photography of volunteers, neighbors and fresh produce leads into the campaign statement. The Big Leap’s goal is clear: a $750,000 campaign to expand, enhance and enrich services, relationships and impact. Real moments from the pantry make the ask personal, not abstract.

Get Help, Donate and Volunteer cards with photos — **Clear paths.** The homepage gives three audiences three clear paths: get help, donate or volunteer. Each card pairs a photo with a short, plain-language description and a single button. Whether someone needs food or wants to give, they know exactly where to go next.

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