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AboutWhen you call our offices, chances are you’ll talk to Margaret Rode. She started the company out of a drafty spare bedroom in 1998 after a career path through great organizations like Apple Computer, Hughes Aircraft, and Worldwide Partners. Why the detour? In living and working all over the world, she had volunteered for several small nonprofit organizations and had seen firsthand how people struggled to work social miracles with almost no resources at all. How they sweated bullets — and often sacrificed their own time and quality of life — to save the lives of a few abused kids, or to push back against companies that were wrecking their corner of the environment with impunity. Not only did most not know how to use the Web to get the word out about their efforts, but often they were scraping the bottom of the donation jar to run off a few flyers at Kinko’s. Small for-profit businesses weren’t faring much better, she’d discovered. Tiny mom-and-pop startups were getting $5000.00 quotes to build the simplest of web sites, and often the developers would be gone a month after the site launched, leaving them in the lurch when it came time to…
Let’s Work TogetherWeb Sites for Good is a web services company in Colorado formed with one simple and selfish objective: We wanted to love going to work every morning. And since our inception more then 13 years ago, this hasn’t been a problem. We get to work with some of the most amazing people, doing some of the most amazing work we’ve ever seen. Why do these people choose to work with us? First, we recognize that the web is a double-edged sword: It does a terrific job of getting the word out about your work in the world, but it can also eat up time, energy, and money in creating just the right presence or in maintaining the one you have. That’s why we offer an affordable palette of outstanding services – web design, web site construction, web site maintenance, and web consulting – to good people everywhere who need them. Second, we believe in the people we work with (or we wouldn’t choose to work with them). We care about what they’re trying to create, and so we jump through flaming hoops to help them succeed. Who are these good people? Small businesses with small budgets to match. Nonprofit organizations…
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