Rachamim Initiative — Nonprofit Website

Most charity websites do one of two things badly: they either feel cold and corporate (a logo, a mission statement, a donate button, nothing else), or they're so text-heavy that visitors bounce before finding out how to actually help. Rachamim needed a site that could tell an emotional, human story and still convert visitors into donors, volunteers, or partners quickly.

I built a clean, story-first site that leads with the "why" (real families, real transformation) before asking for anything, then makes the ask itself — donate, volunteer, or partner — dead simple. Using Next.js and Tailwind kept the frontend fast and easy to maintain, and Supabase handles the backend so the org isn't stuck manually checking an inbox for every form submission. As a solo build, I owned everything: the design direction, the copy structure, the code, and the deployment on Vercel.