non-profit

As part of our series discussing the use of Drupal in non-profits (click here to subscribe via e-mail), we recently reached out to one of our favorite clients, WIEGO, who candidly shared some of their struggles and successes.

Since re-launching their site on Drupal almost 6 years ago, they've grown from a site with 50 static pages, to a searchable, categorized repository of news and knowledge spanning over 22,000 articles!

In this case study, we gain some insights into how organizations like WIEGO decided on Drupal, have lived with some of the growing-pains, and are planning to move forward into the future!

Read more to find out!

Lots of non-profit organizations use Drupal - they're actually our biggest group of customers! In working with so many non-profit organizations, we've come across some common problems non-profits have with their Drupal sites. We're going to do a series of articles with tips for non-profits -- this is this first one! (click here to subscribe and get them all via e-mail)

One of the most common problems is how to promote and acknopwledge sponsors, donors, in-kind volunteers on their website. Where to fit all the logos/names?

In this blog post, I'm going to tackle one of the most popular solutions: putting them in a sildeshow.

(There's other techniques which we'll look at in future articles!)

Read more to learn how to add a sponsor slideshow to your site!

We've recently been scheduling interviews with many of our clients to help fine-tune our service offerings at myDropWizard. Some interesting questions and perspectives have bubbled up in our discussions. This idea of an "in-house webmaster" is one of those. We deal with organizations ranging from literal mom-and-pop businesses to brand names that you recognize.