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Funny For The Forgotten

A website that carries laughter to the places that need it most.

Homepage of the Funny For The Forgotten website
  • Client
    Funny For The Forgotten
  • Industry
    Nonprofit and entertainment
  • Location
    Texas
  • Service line
What shipped
  • Website design
  • Website development
  • Mission and impact narrative
  • Donation experience
  • Newsletter signup
Stack
  • WordPress
  • Elementor
The shift

What changed.

  1. What visitors understood
    Before

    Uncertain about the mission

    After

    Clear on the mission and the work

  2. Design and messaging
    Before

    Outdated design and unclear messaging

    After

    A clear narrative in a user-friendly design

  3. How to help
    Before

    Support with no obvious path

    After

    Donate, join, and newsletter paths in plain view

Walk the site

Where the decisions live.

Each waypoint marks one choice we made for this audience and why it earned its place.

The Funny For The Forgotten homepage with the decisions we made marked as waypoints
Site tour
Chapter · Problem

A mission visitors could not quite see.

Funny For The Forgotten brings laughter to places where it is in short supply: homeless shelters, prisons, facilities for abused children, and anywhere else it is highly needed. Comedian Michael Jr. founded it.

The old website limited their visibility and carried too little information. Dated design and unclear messaging left visitors disconnected and uncertain about the mission.

That distance had a cost. It made it harder to reach a wider audience, attract support, and share the impact of the work.

Chapter · Approach

Say it clearly, then make it easy to join.

We started with the story. A clear, compelling narrative states the mission and shows what the work looks like on the ground.

We built a visually appealing, user-friendly site around it, one that showcases the work, shows what makes the organization unique, and invites visitors to act.

Every page points somewhere. Today the site gives supporters a way to donate, join the journey, and sign up for the newsletter.

We built on WordPress with Elementor, so the team can keep telling the story as the work grows.

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Chapter · Outcome

A home for laughter in uncommon places.

The organization now has a site that explains the mission in plain language and gives supporters a clear way to give, join, and follow along.

The story can now travel past the rooms where the work happens, to the people who might give, join, or invite the team in.

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