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The problem
The Canossian Sisters touch over 100,000 lives across four countries, but their story — the ministries, the causes, the communities they serve — had no strong online home where supporters could learn about the work, get involved and give.
My approach
I designed and built a warm, mission-first website led by a 'Loving without measure' hero and the sisters' ministries and causes, with Donate and get-involved paths throughout — plus a gallery and a feature marking the 250th anniversary of St Magdalene of Canossa. It runs on a fast Next.js stack the team can keep current.
How it's built
- Next.js 16 App Router with static export — fast, secure, cheap to host.
- About, Ministries, Causes and Gallery sections driven by a typed content model.
- Prominent Donate and get-involved calls-to-action throughout the journey.
- SEO, Open Graph, sitemap and JSON-LD so the mission is discoverable.
Highlights
- A mission-first hero and stats that lead with real reach — 100,000+ lives, four countries.
- Clear Donate and get-involved paths to turn visitors into supporters.
- Fast, mobile-first experience for a largely mobile audience across East Africa.