Creativity that supports your values
With your website skills you can support communities, organizations and companies that make the world a better place.
Clients
How to Find a Client
- Get to know your community & its needs
- Ask local organizations you support
- Support your values & causes
- Find like minded companies
- Ask your entrepreneurial peers
- Tap your relatives’ network
- Find a campus club or project
- Build an IMD or ART student portfolio
- Team up with an Honors thesis student
What matters to you? What kind of world do you want to create? Use your creativity to make websites that support your values.
What skills do you want to learn? What can you offer clients?
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OUR CLIENTS 2021
Team:
Stella Cashman, Connor Grunewald, Jack Lampinen
Description:
The Penobscot River Educational Partnership (PREP) is an action-centered collaborative focused on enhancing the learning of PK-12 students by continually improving teaching and the educational experience. The various PK-12 and higher education partners work to jointly prepare and contribute significantly to the professional development of teachers.
Team:
Tea Brich, Autumn Chapman, Andreas Sandoval
Description:
We provide expert guidance and personalized resources for boomers to develop their competence and confidence using apple devices.
Team:
Violet Singer, Aimee Whitman, Katie Stewart
Description:
Our mission is to provide a deeper understanding of the natural history, science, and rich culture of the 10,000 year old, wild blueberry’s indigenous ecosystem. Our vision, is that we envision a future where this bio-diverse ecosystem and rural farms build capacity and prosperity, fostering ecological resilience in an ever changing world.
Team:
Kacie Bond, Fox Gleason, Devin Carter
Description:
Before 1776, Bradley was a part of the territory that belonged to the Penobscot Indians (Terratine Tribe). Probably the first white men that made their way up the river came to fish, to hunt and to trap. Eventually in 1825 the settlers met and made #4 Indian purchase called Great Works. In 1835, Bradley was officially incorporated as a town in the State of Maine
Team:
Jake Hotaling, Claire Gilpatrick, Colin Weed
Description:
Dell and Marie Emerson’s lives have revolved around the blueberry industry. Dell is the farmer’s farmer, having worked at the University of Maine for 53 years on the only Wild Blueberry research farm in the U.S. Marie, a certified and award-winning chef, has taught in the Maine Community College System for 30 years. Our farm, Wild Wescogus Berries (a Passamaquoddy name translated to “above the water”), is located in beautiful Downeast Maine, one of the last undeveloped areas on the U.S. East Coast. Our farm overlooks tidal Pleasant River, and Acadia National Park’s Cadillac Mountain serves as a pristine backdrop.
MooseMan: Registered Maine Guide
Team:
Peter Vigoda, Krista Gunnel, Jalyssa Beason
Description:
Matt Tinker “MooseMan” spends his workdays looking for animals. He paddles in canoes and walks trails through the woods, always watching out for wildlife. “I’ll be out with people on the lake, the water is like glass, an eagle flies overhead, and I’m like, ‘Welcome to my office,’” he says. Tinker, a Master Maine Guide, makes a living taking groups and individuals on moose watches, canoe adventures, and fishing and hunting trips. Matt is also a PSIA ski examiner working from Sugarloaf and up and down the east coast.
Team:
Nhan Chau, Connor Ingalls, George Lewis
Description:
A new resource coming our of UMAine school of education designed to attest talented teachers to coe to Maine and build a satisfying teaching career here.
Team:
Sean Kearney, Michael Giungi, Brian Ellsmore
Description:
This group is seeking to create support for more license and creativity around the use and operation of drones.
Team:
Jack Roy Becker, Lilly Furrow, Brooke Clement
Description:
Capt. Linda Hanson is the owner and operator of BLUE VAYU. She holds a 100-ton license. Linda has raced and sailed boats on the Maine coast for the past 30 years, and as teacher, has had every summer to explore Penobscot Bay. In her opinion, this region is as spectacular as any sailing region in the world.
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