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Like many nonprofits, the State of New Hampshire American Legion Riders could not afford the high-caliber web presence it required to effectively promote its cause online. So, when Danconia Media announced it would donate a web development package to a veteran-run organization on Veteran's Day 2010, the NH ALR jumped at the opportunity.

The site – located at www.nhalr.org – features content about the organization and its riders, a calendar of events, photo albums, a guestbook and a list of resources, among other things. We built the site using a highly user-friendly, yet robust, content management system (CMS) that the NH ALR can use to add, modify and remove content in-house instead of relying on a third-party firm to do so.

The website was well received by the organization's members and supporters. It garnered media coverage, including an article in the New Hampshire Union Leader, the Granite State's largest and only statewide newspaper. Alaina Murphy, secretary and communications director of the NH ALR, said she was pleased with the project's outcome.

“We are very impressed with how Danconia Media took our old site information and represented the N.H. American Legion Riders with their innovative design work,” Murphy said. “The staff is great to work with and work hard to meet your design and media needs. We are looking forward to continue working with Danconia Media with any of our future endeavors. The website is very clean, concise and easy to get around.”

The NH ALR has chapters in Woodsville, Rochester, Hudson, Littleton, Jaffrey, Lebanon, Manchester, Alton, Epping, Suncook, Rollinsford, Conway, Greenville, Hooksett, Merrimack, Marlborough and Seabrook.

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In today's world, it's essential for every nonprofit and charitable organization to have a strong web presence. Unfortunately, many nonprofits and charities lack the resources to launch efficient web initiatives on their own and don't have enough funding to outsource them. As a result, too many organizations struggle recruiting volunteers and soliciting donations online because their sites are not up to par with Web 2.0 standards.