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“The developers at OpenSourcery were task masters in the best sense of the word. They conducted themselves with the utmost professionalism and maintained clear channels of communication throughout the development process. I would recommend this team because of their skill, their dedication to customer service, and their experience with nonprofit and government-based web development.”

Cheryl Edmonds, CANnect.org

TV411 is the companion website to the Emmy-award winning PBS television show of the same name. Like the show, the website was created as a teaching tool for undereducated adults interested in broadening their reading, writing, math and science skills. With an online presence established, TV411
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Mercy Corps’ Global Citizen Corps website is a platform that allows U.S. and Middle Eastern high school students to learn more about critical issues that impact the world, exchange ideas with peers and educators, and help build a powerful movement for change. Creating an Informational and Social
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Life at the Oregon Zoo is continually moving forward. With over one hundred different species of animals being cared for daily, year-round classes, spectacular monthly events, and over 1.6 million visitors in 2011 alone, there's never a shortage of things to do. The Oregon Zoo selected
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Solar 4R Schools is a program developed by the Bonneville Environmental Foundation that educates students, teachers and community members about the science and benefits of renewable energy technology. The program provides hands-on activity guides, science kits and demonstration solar electric
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When researchers at the Spatial History Project at Stanford University needed a team of smart, creative Drupal developers to build a new kind of website – a digital companion to a scholarly print publication – they chose OpenSourcery. Thank you! We are super excited over here. You all have truly
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When the Monterey Bay Aquarium needed to develop a community collaboration website for climate change educators they called OpenSourcery. Climate Interpreter is a website for connecting people who work at aquariums, zoos, and science research centers - where informal climate change education is a
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Volunteers at the San Francisco Food Bank play a vital role in processing, sorting, and packaging millions of pounds of food each year. Meeting the growing demand for emergency food meant coming up with an innovative way to recruit and coordinate over 20,000 volunteers. OpenSourcery answered the
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The YMCA of Columbia-Willamette offers a wide range of programs at 78 service locations. Coordinating multiple websites for YMCA regional locations and special camp programs was a monumental task for YMCA staff, and made it difficult for people to find program information and schedules. The YMCA
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For over sixty years, the Collins Foundation has been promoting humanitarian efforts within the state of Oregon. In 2011 alone, they awarded over eight million dollars in grants– an outstanding number considering they had to keep track of it all with physical paperwork. So when it was time to
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