The Sheila McKechnie Foundation asked my company, Jellymould Creative, to use open-source software for this website development and we chose Drupal. We asked Drupal specialists Adaptive to help us deliver the project. The site enables campaigners and people interested in campaigns to network and garner support. It also provides comprehensive information and resources to help users start or improve their campaign and articles from established campaigners on the films, books and songs that were important in forging their desire to campaign.
The site was recently profiled in the charity sector journal Third Sector: http://bit.ly/fvgU7
I had a really good look around this site and was very impressed.
They've got a mix of content that I was actually interested in (I wonder if that's why I'm posting a comment) and they've got the facility to build online web campaigns.
Great for anyone with or with out a website.
The design was nice to, not very drupally at all.
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Hmm.Very Good job.I had a really good look around this site and was very impressed.Keep it Up buddy.
Thanks
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Does anyone know the name of the font used in this site ?
It's Chocolat Font family from T-26