Website for NWI Food Council
We designed the original custom Squarespace website for this local food council back in 2017, when they were a fledging non-profit, running solely on hard work of volunteers. (This was also our first pro bono marketing project!) The professional website lent an established authenticity to the food council, so combined with the impressive work their team was doing, people were often surprised to learn that the council had no office and no funding at the time.
By 2022, the years of hard work by their dedicated volunteers was paying off — they found themselves with a number of grant-funded programs, including a wholesale food hub, farm tool library, and food access initiatives, plus an office space to call home. Meantime, they had also transitioned from B2C to a primarily B2B organization. It was time for a complete website redesign to support their new identity, and we were honored to partner with them again on this project!
We helped organize their content, offered light editing, and designed a brand new look in a fully custom Squarespace website. Like all our websites, it’s easy for the food council team to maintain in-house, and we’re always available to lend a hand.
“Wow!! This looks AMAZING! I'm almost speechless haha. I love love love it. It's so dynamic and engaging — great job with the beautiful photos and keeping the loads of content readable and not overwhelming. Sincerely impressed and can't wait to make this live!”
“The local food movement in Indiana owes you, your team, your incredible talent and wisdom so much!”
“Thank you for your talent, time and creativity. We're in love with the new website! We are SO pleased with it and can't wait to share it with the world!”
— Anne Massie
NWI Food Council (Northwest Indiana)“I can’t say enough good things about the refreshed food council website. I reviewed the site on my phone and everything looks good there too. Really smooth movement/feel. Truly a wonderful end-result, ladies. The site just feels right with the food council’s evolution and how we asked you to present the brand. Y’all nailed it. Thanks so much to your team.”
— Emily Scott Long
NWI Food Council (Indiana)
