InterFaithways is a non-profit that supports interfaith couples and families. They desired a fully interactive web site that would provide timely resources and news about upcoming events, in addition to bringing their contact database online. Content2zero used open source customer relationship management software that integrated with other aspects of the site.
Small non-profit with a lot of events needed a web site that could be easily edited and updated by one senior citizen.
Content2zero was engaged as a subcontractor by See3 Communications to implement a sophisticated design developed for a recently established non-profit dedicated to supporting Jewish educators on the topic of Israel.
Her kids and grand kids had been telling Mah Tov Gallery proprietor Sara Engel, "You need a web site." She listened. Content2zero was privileged to help turn her vision into reality.
Bilingual Chinese/English site for helping manufacturers find materials in China. Site business model is that suppliers pay membership subscription to be listed on site.
Content2Zero, with the help of Zivtech, developed a web application for managing multiple groups volunteer assignments for synagogue services. Three versions of the complex data model for managing Torah reading assignments is built into the back end.
Proprietors of conference-call based coach training business realized how much they could get out of a web 2.0 web site that facilitated sharing among their students and allowed their students to create profiles viewable by potential clients. The site design and brochure content was ported from CMSSimple to Drupal 6. The desired web 2.0 features were so much less expensive to implement in Drupal that it more than made up for the cost of porting.
For 100+ years, the Jewish Publication Society has been a leading publisher of Jewish scholarly and general interest books including the Tanakh, the mostly widely read Jewish translation of the Bible. JPS is also becoming a leader in using new media to evolve its business model and provide greater impact and utility to its constituents. The JPS Interactive web site, originally called "Yavnet," has been a sandbox for experimenting with ways this can be done.
Rabbis for Human Rights - North America is an activist non-profit organization which seeks to mobilize its constituents. RHR-NA staff needed the ability to post content often and to segment the kind of content clearly on the home page. Flexibility in developing various donor pages was also a requirement.
The problem facing the JRF's web site in early 2006 was what led Content2zero owner Shai Gluskin to Drupal. With over 800 individual HTML files forming the labyrinth called the JRF web site, there had to be a better way.