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Operation Christmas RGV had grown from a grassroots effort into a year-round nonprofit serving thousands of families across the Rio Grande Valley: holiday assistance, Thanksgiving meals, school-supply drives, health and job fairs. But their programs, events, and story lived scattered across social media, with no single place for families to find support or for the community to get involved.

Built through the Charter Charity Program at no cost to the organization. A bilingual site in English and Spanish, with a clear path for every visitor: find support, join an event, donate, or volunteer, plus an events calendar, leadership pages, and simple forms the board can manage themselves.

Operation Christmas RGV now has one home for its mission online: event registration, donation drives like their 1,000-toy Christmas Toy Drive, and their story, all in one place, in the language each visitor needs.

Separating couples researching mediation in Calgary had no way to understand what the process would cost them before picking up the phone, and Clear Path had no way to sell its service packages or recover the visitors who started checkout and left without a way to follow up automatically.

A custom-built WordPress plugin, clearpath-calculator, that walks a visitor through their situation and returns a real fee estimate on the spot, paired with a full WooCommerce shop for purchasing mediation packages, AutomateWoo flows to bring abandoned carts back, and a client services agreement built directly into checkout. A dedicated WPCode snippet library ties the calculator, shop, and site logic together behind the scenes.

The calculator gives every visitor a self-serve answer to the question they came with, turning a cost conversation that used to start with a phone call into something the site handles on its own, while the shop and cart-recovery flows keep package sales moving without Clear Path lifting a finger.

Leduc Junior Athletic Club runs on volunteers, coaches, and a small board, and every dollar it saves goes back to youth sport. The club was paying full price for Google Workspace, its email and files were tied to individual accounts, and nobody on the board had the time to sort out licensing, migration, or nonprofit pricing on their own.

Working alongside a trusted migration partner, we moved the club's email and Google Drive over to Microsoft 365, coordinated the DNS cutover with the club's website provider, and onboarded coaches with a simple first sign-in guide. In parallel, we gathered the club's incorporation and AGLC documents and saw the Microsoft nonprofit application through to approval.

LJAC was approved for the Microsoft nonprofit grant, Google Workspace was cancelled, and the club now has role-based addresses like gm@, info@, and vp@ that stay with the position as volunteers change. Ongoing admin, from password resets to new accounts, is handled without the board lifting a finger.

Rotary Club of Nisku-Leduc meets every Thursday at 7:00 a.m. at RedTail Landing, beside Edmonton International Airport. Members work early shifts, travel for business, and live across Leduc County, so not everyone can be in the room each week. Without a proper setup, members joining online could not clearly see or hear speakers, and it was easy for them to feel left out of the meeting.

We set up and ran the club's weekly Zoom meetings with an Owl 360° camera and microphone at the centre of the room, so the view follows whoever is speaking. Each week we opened the meeting, admitted members and guests, managed the audio, and shared presenters' slides so both the room and the remote audience saw the same thing.

Hybrid attendance became a normal part of club life. Members who are travelling, working, or snowed in can still take part in the meeting, hear the speaker, and stay connected to the fellowship, and the in-person side runs just as smoothly as before.