A website redesign for an all-volunteer Oregon nonprofit promoting dairy through education, scholarships, and community outreach since 1955.

Educating consumers about the importance of dairy farming and the nutritional value of dairy products is the mission of Oregon Dairy Women (ODW). An all-volunteer nonprofit based in Albany, ODW has been promoting Oregon’s dairy industry since their founding in 1955. In their Dairy Princess Ambassador Program, which dates back to 1959, young women represent the dairy industry in classrooms, at county and state fairs, and at community events. ODW awards scholarships every year to students pursuing careers in dairy science, agriculture, and nutrition, and shares lesson plans and classroom videos with teachers. At the Red Barn on the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, they serve ice cream, shakes, and milk chugs, and those sales fund their support for 4-H, FFA, and other programs, including the ambassador program.


Everything Oregon Dairy Women does, from school visits to the Red Barn, is the work of generous volunteers, so we made sure their redesigned WordPress website would be easy for them to update. When new ambassadors are chosen each year, ODW can add them to the site, along with new events and the latest scholarship winners. The site is organized around the programs they run, so dairy families, teachers, and students can each tell which part of ODW is for them. On the Dairy Princess page, teachers can see the presentations the ambassadors give for each grade level, from kindergarten through high school, and ask for a visit from one of them.
Nobody on Oregon Dairy Women’s team has to think about servers or WordPress updates, because we handle their hosting, with day-and-night monitoring and a backup saved every month. Whenever ODW needs something added or changed, they can pass it along to us, and we’ll make the change for them.
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