For Community & Economic Development

Websites That Do Staff Work

For the CDCs, chambers, Main Street programs, tourism boards, and lenders that keep rural communities running. Designed in the Mission Valley, Montana, by the developer behind Mission West and Sanders County CDC.

Sound Familiar?

Your Programs Work. Your Website Doesn't Show It.

Most development organizations do years of good work behind a website that makes people call the office to find anything.

01

Loan Programs Nobody Can Tell Apart

You run several funds with different rules. A borrower lands on the site, can't tell which one fits, and either calls with a cold question or doesn't call at all.

02

Grants Running on Email and PDF

Applications arrive as attachments, half of them incomplete. Staff spend grant season chasing documents instead of reviewing them.

03

Board Packets in Everyone's Inbox

Minutes, financials, and policies go out as email attachments, and nobody can find last quarter's version when they need it.

04

Numbers Pulled by Hand at Report Time

Funders want to know how many people you reached. Someone rebuilds that count from scratch every reporting period.

What I Build

A Website That Works Like Another Staff Member

Every piece is shaped around how your office actually runs, so staff spend less time answering the same questions and the public finds what they need.

Find Your Loan

A borrower answers a few questions and gets matched to the right fund. Your loan officer gets a profile instead of a cold voicemail.

Grant Portal

Applicants apply online, save and finish later, upload documents, and check their own status. Staff review everything in one place.

Board & Staff Portals

Board documents behind a login, organized and searchable. Staff get their own space for requests, events, and reports.

Programs Your Staff Can Add

New program, new workshop, new fund? Your team adds the page themselves. No developer, no new code.

Reporting for Funders

Analytics set up to count what your grant reports ask for, collected automatically instead of rebuilt by hand.

A Clean Move Off the Old Site

Every old link redirects to its new home, so nothing a partner bookmarked or a funder linked to goes dead.

Built for One CDC. Copied by the Next.

Already Working in Western Montana

Mission West CDP in Ronan came first: seven loan funds behind one guided tool, a grant program moved off email into a real portal, and gated portals for the board and staff.

When Sanders County CDC needed a website, their board looked at Mission West's and told their director, “Don't reinvent the wheel.” I built theirs next.

How It Works

Built to Fit a Board Meeting and a Grant Budget

Development organizations answer to boards and funders. The process is set up for that.

01

A 15-Minute Walkthrough

I show you the Mission West and Sanders County builds live, and you tell me what's slowing your office down.

02

A Fixed Written Quote

One number, in writing, that you can take to your board or drop into a grant application.

03

Built With Your Staff

Your team reviews the design before any code is written, then tests the real thing before it launches.

04

Care After Launch

Hosting, updates, and backups handled, with a direct line to the person who built it. No account managers, no ticket queue.

Let's Talk

See Both Builds in 15 Minutes

Book a short call and I'll walk you through Mission West and Sanders County live. If your site is due for that kind of upgrade, you'll know by the end of it.