Texas Ramp Project
The Texas Ramp Project is a volunteer-run nonprofit with a simple mission: build wheelchair ramps for people with disabilities so they can get to the doctor, visit family, attend church or just go outside. The numbers are remarkable. Volunteers have built more than 34,000 ramps, about 180 miles of them laid end to end, and given nearly 900,000 hours of their time.
Texas Ramps Project — desktop
Texas Ramps Project — detailWhat we built
The organization works region by region across one of the largest states in the country. The website has to serve people in every one of those communities, and it has to serve three audiences at once. Someone who needs a ramp, or a caregiver or social worker acting for them, needs a clear way to ask for one. Volunteers need to find their local team. Donors and grant makers need to see the impact and trust the organization behind it.
"We’re thrilled with the website system Wicked Code produced for us; their implementation allows our programming-illiterate volunteers to update our multiple sites easily. They mixed content and ideas from our old site with many creative and functional improvements, producing a product that’s leaps ahead of where we were." ~ John Laine, Founder
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