The Reece Family Trust is a family charitable trust funding grassroots charities across the North East, with a focus on young people and those who are vulnerable. It was the LGA Foundation. Quiet Build built the website that carries its new name: 35 pages, live on reecefamilytrust.org.
A trust changing its name has one chance to say who it is. The new site had to introduce the Reece Family Trust, tell the family story behind it, and show the charities it has backed, in the trust's own words.
It also had to work for the people applying: a clear route for a small charity to see whether it fits and make an enquiry, without a long form or a wasted afternoon.
A home page built on the line the trust chose, Built on the Tyne, giving back to the North East, with its headline figures drawn from its own grants ledger.
A page for each funded project, a news section and the family story, so the trust's work speaks for itself. Every project can be shared as an on-brand card.
A short, friendly enquiry in three steps with a quick fit check first, plus the process and FAQs, so charities know where they stand before they write a word.
The site is live on reecefamilytrust.org and carries the change of name from the LGA Foundation. There are 35 pages in its sitemap, from the story and the projects to the enquiry and the FAQs.
It shows the side of Quiet Build that serves organisations doing good work: a calm, readable site that makes the work visible and makes the next step easy.
A family charitable trust, formerly the LGA Foundation, funding grassroots charities across the North East with a focus on young people and those who are vulnerable. Quiet Build built its website.
The trust's 35-page website at reecefamilytrust.org: the new home under its new name, a page for each funded project, news, the family story, and a short enquiry for charities that want to apply.