Swindon-based branding and digital agency Jazzbones is once again giving back to the community by offering three local charities a £10,000 website makeover each.
The generous offer aims to boost the online presence of not-for-profit organisations, helping them drive crucial fundraising efforts and better connect with their supporters.
With more than 15 years of experience working with charities such as Bible Society, ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, Prospect Hospice, and Wiltshire Air Ambulance, Jazzbones is well-versed in the unique challenges faced by these organisations. Recent projects by the agency include high-profile branding work for the Big Dog Art Trail and Brighter Futures NHS, showcasing their commitment to impactful and meaningful design.
The website makeover package includes a comprehensive, in-depth review led by Jazzbones’ expert website design consultants. The process begins with discovery workshops, allowing the team to thoroughly understand each charity’s specific needs. This is followed by detailed research and the development of a bespoke digital strategy. The end result will be a modern, user-friendly website built on the WordPress platform, ensuring easy content management for the charities. Additionally, the new websites will be fully integrated with Google Analytics, providing the tools needed to measure and optimise online performance effectively.
Nathan Sandhu, founder and creative director of Jazzbones, explained the motivation behind the offer: “We understand the financial challenges that charities often face, and we want to do our part in supporting their incredible work. Our team finds great pride in seeing how our branding and digital solutions can make a real difference for organisations that are struggling to raise funds. This offer is our way of giving back to the community and helping these vital organisations continue their essential work.”
Nathan’s dedication to charity work is deeply rooted in his own life experience. After undergoing a life-saving quadruple heart bypass in 2019 and spending 12 weeks in intensive care, Nathan has been even more motivated to support charities like the British Heart Foundation, which provide critical services to those in need.
Charities interested in applying for the website makeover must submit their applications by September 30. The application should include a compelling explanation of why the charity deserves the makeover and why they would like Jazzbones to lead the project. The three selected charities will be announced on October 7.
For full details, visit jazzbones.co.uk/freewebsitemakeover or contact Nathan directly at nathan@jazzbones.co.uk.
