Sift has worked with a wide range of not-for-profit organisations. We will deliver the tools needed to:

• Manage all of your web content without technical knowledge
• Deliver new and improved member services online
• Create new commercial opportunities
• Secure your position as the first port-of-call online for information and support in your sector
• Engage with your members using professional networks and community techniques

Read the following case studies for details of our work in the not-for-profit sector.

Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI)

RTPI has over 19,000 members focused on advancing the science and art of town planning for the benefit of the public, giving everyone the opportunity to better shape the spaces in which we live and work. RTPI wanted the ability to deliver improved access to a wealth of information for the public, RTPI members, students and other planning professionals across the UK.

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The Kennel Club

The Kennel Club supports dog owners with information about buying, owning and caring for their pet throughout its life and is also the online home of the world famous Crufts Dog Show. It already has a strong brand and a long history, and the redevelopment of its website aims to build on these. The rich content base needed to be restructured and re-categorized in order to give site users a more intuitive and user friendly navigation.

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The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)

The DEC works to provide a focus for the UK's fundraising efforts (individuals & corporate) in times of overseas disaster, for example the Asian Tsunami, and to coordinate the relief efforts of its member charities. The DEC needed a stronger online presence, supporting their activities, members and donors. Due to high peaks in site traffic at times of disaster, robust and reliable hosting services and capacity were a critical part of the requirement.

Read more on The Disasters Emergency Committee...