Veteran Opportunities Unlimited’s website was built as an awareness and donation experience for a nonprofit focused on ending chronic veteran homelessness, starting with homeless female veterans and their families. Using Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind 4, and TypeScript, the project presents 3 core programs through dedicated pages covering transitional housing, DV refuge, and dependents support, alongside the organization’s recovery model. The build includes a donation CTA integrated with GivingFuel, with volunteer and contact flows planned through Google Sheets and email. Metadata-driven SEO and a distinct Navy/Gold/Crimson brand palette help shape a clear, mission-led presence, with VPS deployment planned.

What we designed, built and shipped
Program pages: transitional housing, DV refuge, dependents support
Donation CTA integrated with GivingFuel
Volunteer & contact flows (Google Sheets + email — planned)
Metadata-driven SEO with a distinct brand palette
Cutting-edge technologies powering the solution
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