Media Genesis Gives a Helping Hand to the Nonprofit Community
Troy, MI; June 4, 2008 -- The Troy-based web development
company, Media Genesis, has donated its time and exceptional resources to
various nonprofit organizations over the past decade, by doing what they know
best - offering Website and Internet Solutions.
In return, Media Genesis has received numerous requests for services
from a variety of Metro Detroit nonprofits.
Media
Genesis has produced at least a dozen nonprofit websites and marketing
campaigns with several others currently in development. Many company employees have hands-on
experience working in the local and regional nonprofit community, giving Media
Genesis a notable advantage when arming organizations with the tools they need
to further their missions and harness the marketing potential of the Internet
audience.
"Media
Genesis has always been committed to the nonprofit community and we are pleased
to provide website designs and our creative services for them to enhance their
marketing and communication efforts," said Brad Frederick, Founder and CEO of
Media Genesis.
Evidence of Successful Partnerships with Nonprofits
Media Genesis is pleased to work with many metropolitan Detroit chamber's of commerce to help them connect with and serve their members better. Following an extensive bidding process, Media Genesis was awarded the website development project for the Detroit Regional Chamber. Recently as well, Media Genesis proudly designed and launched the Chamber's online magazine - the Detroiteronline.com. Media Genesis also built and maintains both the Troy Chamber of Commerce and the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce websites.
Media Genesis recently launched the Frankel Center, a Jewish Studies website for the University of Michigan, as well as a website redesign for The Greening of Detroit whose mission is to guide and inspire others to create a 'greener' Detroit through reforestation of the city. The success of The Greening of Detroit website encouraged the forming of a partnership, via word-of-mouth, between Media Genesis and The McGregor Fund, a private organization dedicated to awarding grants to human services, education, healthcare, arts and culture, and public benefit. "We met with several different web development firms and what drew us to Media Genesis is the great work they did for The Greening of Detroit, and they are local," said Norah O'Brien, Director of Finance and Administration at the McGregor Fund.
The list of charitable projects continues with website designs for Euro-Pēds, an intensive physical therapy program for children living with neuromuscular disorders; CIMS, a coalition of organizations, professionals, advocates and families who share a commitment to making mother-friendly care a reality; and Beyond Basics, a volunteer program of the Detroit Public Schools to achieve academic enrichment.
Media Genesis looks forward to collaborating with the local, regional, national, and global nonprofit community far into the future. Frederick affirms, "Giving back is in our DNA and I'm sure nonprofits want to work with a company that not only understands them and their business - but lives it as well."
