A new Save the Children microsite has gone live after just three days building it from scratch!
When Save the Children approached Wonderful to create a site to help raise more funds for Haiti we took on the project with pleasure.
Beginning on Tuesday, we established and developed the website including its design, a registration system and integrated and branded social media pages. The project was completed on Thursday morning.
Managing Director Dan Maudhub said: "It was a challenge but we were perfectly capable of turning this project around and ensuring it was of high quality despite the time constraints.
"It was a privilege to be able to help Save the Children with their campaign."
Save the Children wanted the project, which will come to a close within a month, to be a tool in providing more income for the Haiti devastation after the media storm and individual donations die down.
Therefore, the microsite is aimed at getting young entrepreneurs to generate ideas of how to raise funds for the Caribbean country.
The winner of the most innovative concept and the person whose business idea raises the most amount of money will be given the opportunity to work for Save the Children for three months, earning £250 per week.
The seven best ideas will be given seedfunding in order to put their plans into practice.

Wonderful has been commissioned to do a social media campaign for Rentokil. The aim is to build the business's online presence and help it communicate with its customers in the UK and abroad, through social media.

We have a really exciting project on the go at the moment; we have won a contract to create a cinema advert for Kent County Council. The ad will go out across cinemas in Kent in the first quarter of next year and will promote the Kent Children and Families Information Service.

Needless to say our filming and copywriting teams are busy getting creative!