Thumbs up: 24-Hour Web Project
by NUVO Editors
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Each year, the staff of SmallBox Web Design takes the day from their regular business to work on a total Web overhaul for a local non-profit. The company is taking applications for its fourth annual 24-Hour Web Project until June 29. "Each year, from a virtual hat full of great entries, we pick one non-profit organization who is deserving of, and needs, a new website," said SmallBox's Drew Deboy. Previous winners include Earth House Collective, The Indy Cog, Madame Walker Theatre and Second Helpings. The 24-hour Web Project's application can be found online at http://www.smallboxweb.com/24-hour-web-project-application.
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