RESTON, VA - Give Me A Break From Cancer (GMABFC) has released a new modern website,
www.gmabfc.org, with
pro bono support from consultants in CapTech's DC office. GMABFC is an entirely volunteer-based non-profit that offers young adults with cancer and their caregivers the chance to take a break and get away from treatment by providing localized, fun experiences. The new site features a modern design and improves user experience and engagement with volunteers, donors, fundraisers, and individuals requesting support.
GMABFC had a legacy website that was difficult to maintain, and did not fully support the organization's needs to grow and scale. Five CapTechers donated over 700 hours to understand the volunteer organization's requirements and develop a modern digital presence that highlight stories from their beneficiaries, promote events, accept online donations, engage volunteers and sponsors, and integrate with social media.
"The modernized website will allow our volunteer team to become more scalable to support more breaks for more people. ," said CapTecher and GMABFC board member, Brian Murray. "The CapTech team was very methodical, professional, and seamless in their ability to transform Give Me a Break's vision and requirements into an easy to use website that will put the organization on the map."
The modernized website will also allow GMABFC to scale up and support those going through intense medical treatment, as well as their caregivers-all of whom deserve a much-needed break. To learn more about GMABFC or to get involved, visit the new website at www.gmabfc.org.
About CapTech: CapTech (www.captechconsulting.com) is a national IT management consulting firm that bridges the gap between business and technology. We partner with some of the world's most successful companies to design, develop, and manage technical and digital solutions that delight customers, drive and meet strategic objectives. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, CapTech has locations in Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbus (Ohio), Denver, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Washington D.C.