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MartinKelley.com is a web design house based in Hammonton, South Jersey. Owner Martin Kelley has twenty years of real-world experience and practical advice for small businesses and nonprofits.

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Daretown School Home - Daretown SchoolThe mission of the Salem County Special Services School District, a regional educational service agency, is to provide high quality, cost-effective programs and services to the schools and districts of Salem County and Cumberland County, New Jersey. This site built with what are for me fairly generic tools: Movable Type as CMS, with Flickr intergration. The design style sheet was built from scratch using CSS.

Visit: Scsssd.org
Categories: Client Sites , Educational , Local , Nonprofit
Tags: Cumberland County, Education, Flickr, Movable Type, New Jersey, Salem County, School, School District, South Jersey, Woodstown | Edit

Martin has worked with over two dozen nonprofit organizations, often serving as webmaster and internet evangelist:

A.J. Muste Memorial Institute
American Friends Service Committee
Center on Conscience and War
Cornerstone Fellowship, Galloway NJ
Council of Parishes of Southern New Jersey
Episcopal Peace Fellowship
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Friends Council on Education
Friends General Conference
Friends Institute
Friends Journal
Haverford (PA) Friends Meeting
Haddonfield Foundation
Global Network for Nonviolence
Indymedia.org
International Nanny Association
Jewish Peace Fellowship
Lutheran Peace Fellowship
National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund
Nepal Foundation
New Society Educational Foundation
New Society Publishers
Nonviolence.org
O'Reilly Media
Pax Christi USA
Pendle Hill Conference Center
Pennsylvania Ballet
Philadelphia Nanny Network
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Raphael Webscapes, LLC
QuakerQuaker.org
Salem County Special Services School District
Skipping Stones Magazine
Slim Goodbody Productions
Steady Footsteps
Syracuse Cultural Workers
Training for Change
United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO
Urban Land Institute / Philadelphia
Veterans for Peace
War Resisters League
William Penn Charter School
World Game Institute
Young Friends North America

Categories: Consulting
Tags: A.J. Muste, Council Of Parishes, Episcopal Peace Fellowship, Fellowship Of Reconciliation, Indymedia, International Nanny Association, Jewish Peace Fellowship, Lutheran Peace Fellowship, New Society Publishers, Non-Profit, O'Reilly Media, Peace Tax Fund, Pendle Hill, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, United Farm Workers, Urban Land Institute, Veterans For Peace, World Game Institute, Young Friends North America | Edit
I live within a half-hour's drive of Woodstown (08098) and know it well. My wife were married there at the local Friends Meetinghouse and every couple of months I stop off at the coffeehouse there to see if they have soy milk to make me a latte. I built the site for the Salem County Special Services School District whose offices are in Woodstown. Initial email and phone consultations are always free; if you decide to use my services then I'd be happy to come visit with you in person.
Categories: woodstown
Tags: 08098, Education, New Jersey, Salem County, School District, Web Design, Woodstown | Edit

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