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Cousins Foundation Outreach had a five-year track record, a devoted community, and a signature event that draws families from across the Lowcountry — but no website, no search presence, no donation infrastructure, and no sponsor-ready materials. For a grassroots nonprofit, that gap is the wall between a good mission and the sponsors, grants, and partners that let it grow. Comparable professional builds commonly run into four figures — out of reach for an organization funding itself.

• An 8-page institutional website — Home, About, Programs, Cousins Day, Gallery, Get Involved, Donate, and Privacy — on a custom domain with HTTPS.
• Findable in search — so someone looking for help in Hampton County actually finds them: structured data, local targeting, a sitemap, and Google Search Console set up and verified.
• A complete event system — the full Cousins Day weekend schedule, event flyers, a 17-photo gallery, and autoplaying event video.
• Donation infrastructure — a branded giving page wired for secure online contributions.
• Brand & media kit — a cleaned transparent logo, sponsor logos, and an optimized, geo-tagged photo and video asset pack delivered to the client.
• Institutional trust layer — a written privacy, donor-privacy, and photo/media-consent policy, plus formal intake documentation.

StartedBlack removes the cost and complexity barriers that keep Black-owned businesses and community organizations from operating with institutional-grade infrastructure. This engagement was delivered at no cost in exchange for case-study rights and referral support. It's proof of a repeatable model: the same standard we bring to every client, designed to be funded through partnerships with banks (Community Reinvestment Act), corporate supplier-diversity programs, and government pathways — so the organizations building Black neighborhoods never hit the infrastructure wall alone.