Newleaf Consulting

We are excited to announce that today, our dear client and valued partner, Las Chicas del Barrio, has launched their new website which Team Newleaf had the honor of creating.

The Client:
Las Chicas del Barrio is a Nonprofit organization based in Dallas, Texas with a mission to 'Inspire and equip young Latinas to pursue a path of growth and purpose; to strive towards higher education; to become financially literate; and to improve physical, mental, and emotional health.'

The Project:

The initial phase of our project focused on implementing Salesforce to empower Las Chicas to manage and execute their work with volunteers, mentors, donors, programs, services, and more. The second phase of our project focused on creating a new website to showcase the important work that this nonprofit is doing, who they are, and how visitors can become involved in their mission. Our goal was to create a fresh, clean and minimal user experience that focused on the programs and impact of the organization, while also connecting key components to Salesforce. Our full solution includes a newsletter integration, online fundraising integration, and volunteer/mentor application that ensures that all user engagement makes it's way to Salesforce. The ultimate goal of this project was to ensure that Las Chicas del Barrio were fully connected with their constituents via their web presence, both in sharing who they are and in leveraging Salesforce to execute their mission.

As a company founded by a Latina, a daughter of immigrants, the work that this amazing nonprofit is doing hits close to home here at Newleaf Consulting. We are honored to have been part of this journey with Las Chicas.

Please take a moment to visit their website, learn about who they are, read about the important work that they are doing, and if you feel called to, contribute to their cause.

www.laschicasdelbarrio.com/who-we-are

Who We Are — Las Chicas del Barrio Get To Know Us What Drives Us. “As a first-generation Latina born and raised in Dallas, Texas, I wished I would've had someone to mentor me especially during my highschool and college years. I remember going into college feeling lost and alone. When making career decisions and financial moves I f...