Featured Work
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MPRB’s former agency partner was sunsetting their content management system. They needed a solution that would meet their functionality requirements and tight timeline. Enter WordPress.
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Dedicated to protecting Minnesota counties, MCIT needed an accessible website to serve members and streamline operations.
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The National Council on Independent Living turned to ArcStone to unify their digital ecosystem, creating an accessible platform that empowers disability advocates and advances civil rights.
Additional Work
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From industry authority to digital innovation, ArcStone helped ADSC build a modern platform that strengthens member engagement while supporting the growth of the foundation drilling industry.
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DSB Rock Island called on ArcStone to modernize their website and local SEO presence following their brand consolidation and merger.
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Fafinski, Mark & Johnson called on ArcStone to develop a professional website that accurately reflects their sophisticated legal expertise and client service excellence.
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Faribault Foods called on ArcStone to manage their complex digital ecosystem with accessibility compliance and custom development for multiple food brands.
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Hi-Heat Industries partnered with ArcStone to redesign their website with comprehensive digital marketing for commercial heating clients.
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Fasikl called on ArcStone to develop professional brand identity and digital infrastructure for their FDA-cleared AI therapeutic device.
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WordPress platforms for North Minneapolis cultural organizations supporting youth arts and community engagement.
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KAHC’s existing website was choppy and difficult to navigate, with critical member resources like calendars and login portals buried deep in the site architecture.
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APTI’s legacy website struggled to appeal to younger professionals, with confusing navigation and a rigid visual identity that contradicted their mission of nuance and personal growth.
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ArcStone partnered with the Rosenau Family Research Foundation on a complete rebrand, WordPress site with AMO integration, and ongoing fractional marketing support to expand their reach within the rare disease research community.
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Beacon needed better supporter engagement. ArcStone delivered a WordPress redesign with optimized donation funnel and accessibility improvements.
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The NC Sweet Potato Commission’s platform was failing. ArcStone delivered a WordPress + AMO redesign with seasonal content and recipe tools.
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ArcStone delivered a strategic phased WordPress redesign with comprehensive resource center for Minnesota Horticultural Society, creating a platform that serves gardeners at all skill levels while working within budget constraints.
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The Doe Fund called on ArcStone for accessibility compliance and backend modernization while preserving their existing design and maintaining budget efficiency.
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InnerCity Tennis called on ArcStone to redesign their website with vibrant, community-driven branding for young players, parents, and supporters.
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Summit Academy OIC called on ArcStone to redesign their website during the pandemic, combining COVID-safe video production with technical improvements to better showcase career training programs and support organizational transitions.
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Prepare + Prosper called on ArcStone to redesign their website under a critical tax season deadline while maintaining complex technology integrations and improving accessibility for vulnerable populations.
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The Link called on ArcStone to create a website that could effectively serve youth, families, and donors while empowering staff to manage content independently.
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ArcStone redesigned VEAP’s website with a donation-focused user experience and compelling visual storytelling, significantly boosting donor engagement and site activity for this essential food security organization.
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ArcStone transformed Bridging’s text-heavy website into an accessible, engaging platform that better serves donors, volunteers, and families accessing furniture and household services.
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Minnesota Habitat for Humanity called on ArcStone to redesign their website to better serve ReStore shoppers and volunteers while streamlining statewide content management.
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ArcStone took over a partially completed website project for the Museum of Danish America, delivering a clean, accessible WordPress platform with flexible integrations and comprehensive staff training, positioning the museum for their Spring 2025 campaign.
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Simpson Housing Services called on ArcStone to create a mobile-accessible website that could respectfully serve families experiencing homelessness while engaging donors in their mission.
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Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Foundation called on ArcStone to create a mobile-first website that could better serve families in need and strengthen donor engagement.
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Decoding Dyslexia Minnesota called on ArcStone to create an accessible, dyslexia-friendly website that could better serve families, educators, and advocates in their mission to support neurodiverse learners.
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The Jack Jablonski Foundation called on ArcStone to create an accessible, modern website that could better serve the spinal cord injury community and advance their research mission.
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NCHE turned to ArcStone to escape the limitations of Morweb, building a user-friendly WordPress platform that serves educators from elementary classrooms to university lecture halls.
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Project Angel Heart partnered with ArcStone to redesign their digital platform, enhancing community engagement and support for their vital meal delivery programs.
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MACMH turned to ArcStone to create a welcoming, accessible website that removes barriers between families and the mental health support their children need.
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VLN needed an accessible, multilingual website that better connected Minnesotans with pro bono legal services, ArcStone delivered.
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The National Council on Independent Living turned to ArcStone to unify their digital ecosystem, creating an accessible platform that empowers disability advocates and advances civil rights.
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Loaves & Fishes called on ArcStone to redesign their website with advanced filtering and mobile-first functionality to ensure Twin Cities families could easily find meal services while strengthening donor engagement.
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Look Good Feel Better called on ArcStone to rebrand and rebuild their website to better serve cancer patients and streamline workshop registration.
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The Lift Garage partnered with ArcStone to develop a website that would expand their online presence and connect more effectively with their community.
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Committed to advancing social sector equity, Social Current needed a flexible website to unify their merged organization and support growth.
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Dedicated to protecting Minnesota counties, MCIT needed an accessible website to serve members and streamline operations.
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FPTA needed a modern, user-friendly website that accurately represented their organization, ArcStone delivered.
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Infused with organic elements, the new website is the hub for marketing, communications and advocacy for their movement and extends international reach.
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As an organization rooted in the values of mutual exchange and service within inclusive spiritual traditions, The Troth sought a website that would authentically reflect and effectively uphold these principles.
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Gilda’s Club Twin Cities strengthens community connection through modern design and authentic imagery.
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With ArcStone as a technology and marketing partner, they have successfully launched and promoted several websites that aim to build community engagement and explain health insurance in a way that won’t overwhelm or alienate their audiences.
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West Central Initiative believes a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable world starts in West Central Minnesota.
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Dedicated to transforming trauma, loss, and disability, Mind Body Solutions needed a flexible website to scale and grow.
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With more than 6,500 members, MCGA is one of the largest grassroots farm organizations in the United States.
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Student Leadership Network called on ArcStone to create a website to better serve its audience and drive its mission forward.
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Hunger Solutions Minnesota is a hunger relief organization working to end hunger in Minnesota. They needed help driving awareness to their website and specifically to their program that finds help for those seeking food resources.
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BlueSky believes that every student deserves to learn in a way that fits their unique needs. Their website needed to support that mission.
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This organization was unable to update their website after some staff turnover. They needed a site that would be easy to update and meet the needs of their nonprofit.
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Infused with organic elements, the new website is the hub for marketing, communications and advocacy for their movement and extends international reach.
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MPRB’s former agency partner was sunsetting their content management system. They needed a solution that would meet their functionality requirements and tight timeline. Enter WordPress.
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