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For Riverbend Food Share, a charity in Louisville, Kentucky that rescues surplus food and delivers it to 62 partner pantries and shelters, build a fundraising-first site where giving is the main action and every campaign shows its goal and progress. This is different from a general nonprofit page: the focus is donations, campaigns and peer fundraising. Hero: a full-bleed photo of volunteers packing boxes of fresh produce in a bright warehouse, real people mid-task, daylight from roll-up doors. Headline, large: 'Every $1 puts three meals on a Louisville table.' Subheadline: 'We rescue good food before it's wasted and get it to neighbors who need it.' CTAs: 'Give monthly' and 'Give once'. Typography pairs DM Serif Display for headlines (hero at about 6vw) with Work Sans for body, numbers and forms. Palette: ground ivory #F5F2EA, text ink #1A1F1E, secondary text #5E6664, and one accent, deep teal #0F6E6A, on donate buttons, progress bars and impact numbers; never pure white or pure black. Navigation: Campaigns, Give, Fundraise, Volunteer, Our Impact, Financials. Sections: active campaigns, each with a goal, amount raised, donor count, deadline and progress bar (Thanksgiving Box Drive, $41,860 of $60,000, 512 donors, ends Nov 20; Winter Pantry Restock, $18,300 of $35,000); a donation form with preset amounts ($25, $50, $120, custom), a monthly toggle, 'give in honor of' and employer match lookup; peer fundraising where supporters start their own page for a birthday or race with a personal goal; an impact page with yearly numbers (4.1 million pounds rescued, 3.4 million meals); a financials page (89 cents of every dollar goes to programs, Form 990 and audit PDFs, EIN 61-1234567); volunteer shift signup; donor stories. The signature moment is the Impact Translator: as a donor picks or types an amount, a line updates live ('$50 = 150 meals for families in Shively'); the same line appears on each campaign card, the peer fundraising pages and the thank-you receipt. Motion: hero fade-up 400ms ease-out, progress bars fill over 800ms ease-out when they enter the viewport, impact numbers count up over 600ms, button hover lift 150ms; under prefers-reduced-motion, show final values with no animation. Use tinted neutrals only, a consistent 10px radius, soft layered shadows, and lazy-load every image below the fold. Every name, number, date and quote should read as real, with no placeholders or lorem ipsum.

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Riverbend Food Share's site opens with "Give monthly" and "Give once" buttons and puts active campaigns, each with a goal and progress bar, right below. B12 can generate a site like it from a short prompt.

Campaigns with goal, amount raised, donor count and deadline, a donation form with preset amounts, peer fundraising, volunteer shift signup, an impact page, a financials page and donor stories.

Supporters set up their own page for a birthday or a race, pick a goal and share it with friends. Gifts count toward your campaign, and each page here shows what a gift buys, like "$50 = 150 meals."

Riverbend's donation form has a monthly toggle next to $25, $50, $120 and custom amounts, plus "give in honor of" and an employer match lookup.

Riverbend's Financials page says 89 cents of every dollar goes to programs and links its Form 990 and audit as PDFs.