Helping Charities and Good Causes get Online
Kehorne's Latest Charity Project
Some time ago Kehorne became involved in the local homeless charities in the area. Firstly we did a fundraising sleepout for the Slough charity SHOC and then in 2023 we did a sleep out in Windsor for the Homeless Project and found out they were redesigning the website and were also working with companies that we also work with.
It seemed like a perfect way to add to the charity by helping work with them to rebuild the site pro bono. They have brought together three local charities on the new site in Alma Road Windsor and rebranded under Alma Beacon – now housing the Windsor Homeless Project, Windsor Foodshare and the Street Angels.
Contact the Team to see how Kehorne can help your Charity or Good Cause
The following image is of the Home page of almabeacon.org
“It is very obvious that they are really passionate about the work they do and how much they help the local community. After meeting them and finding more about them today, we are excited and committed to making this project work better and harder for them than ever”.
-Paul Fogg, Senior Project Manager
About Slough Online
Slough Online is a community interest company (CIC) set up and supported by Kehorne Limited. Its purpose is simple – to help local charities and community groups to get online and support them in their online work. Depending on the situation this can vary from being an entirely free service to a subsidised one, where Kehorne charge a lower rate for any work undertaken.
As a company we believe that the internet is the most effective way for charities and community groups to get their message out. Unlike printing, once it is set up it remains a live item that can be amended and updated quickly and easily, giving 24/7 access to their audiences.
Here are some of the sites that we have built for local charities and community groups or sites we provide support and hosting for.
ujala.co.uk
In 2021 Kehorne wanted to give a little something back to our community and launched an initiative to help a local not-for-profit organisation who has gone above and beyond to help during the Covid-19 pandemic.
We had our first meeting with the Ujala Foundation (led by Arshad Mehmood) to discuss how we can best help them with a new website and how to make it work better for their charity.
Ujala were the winning entry and were independently judged by Resource Productions CIC and Ramesh Kukar – both of whom have a particularly high local Slough standing and know the charity sector intimately.
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