In 1992, we completed our first project for the Boston Museum of Science, and since that day, iFactory has continued to help not-for-profit organizations of all shapes and sizes to achieve their goals.

Our Work

Non-Profit

We understand how non-profit organizations operate, and we’re committed to helping them achieve the visibility and recognition they desire, and deserve.

We are dedicated to using our professional expertise and experience to improve and enrich the world around us, by helping non-profit organizations of all shapes and sizes. The organizations we’ve worked with include:

  • BATEC Boston Area Advanced Technological Education Connections
  • Children’s Movement for Creative Education
  • Consensus Building Institute
  • Ford Foundation
  • Jewish Women’s Archive
  • Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
  • New England Aquarium
  • Shine-A-Light Foundation
  • Theatre Communications Group
  • Workable Peace
  • Youthbuild

Here are just a few examples from our portfolio of non-profit projects:

Catalyst

More info to come...

Launch Screenshot | Visit Catalyst.org




Boston Museum of Science

Partnership: iFactory has served the Museum of Science since 1992. In addition to numerous kiosk projects, iFactory recently completed work on the Museum’s Quest for Immortality / Ancient Egypt website launch. Our team helped the educators at MOS by writing content, gathering images, producing multimedia activities and launching the entire site in under five weeks — just in time for the spectacular Quest exhibit!

iFactory is also proud to be completing the soon-to-be-launched ShellFactory interactive website and kiosk, where kids can use our algorithm-driven shell growing engine to create their own fantasy shells.

Visit MOS Ancient Egypt and make sure to Excavate a Message and Plan Your Afterlife!

Arnold Arboretum

The Arnold Arboretum was interested in redesigning their website in order to convey more about the Arboretum offerings, make the website easier for researchers and visitors to navigate, and for the research community to find the content and features they were most interested in. In addition to redesigning the architecture and look and feel of the website, iFactory worked with the Arboretum to create the Interactive Map currently featured on the homepage. In a prior engagement, iFactory built the online functionality for the Arboretum's quarterly magazine, Arnoldia, which contains articles on plant science, ecology and conservation, parks and open spaces, landscape design, history and reports on the growth and development of the Arboretum's collections, plant introductions, and botanical explorations. The Arnoldia archives date back to the early 1900's.

Launch Screenshot | Visit Arboretum.Harvard.edu

Ford Foundation

Partnership: Since 2001, iFactory has served the Ford Foundation in their mission to strengthen democratic values, reduce poverty and injustice, promote international cooperation and advance human achievement.

We assisted Ford with refining their mission statement for online usage and in launching a new .org website with a greatly refined user-interface and look-and-feel.

Our partnership continues with ongoing support for their site and with a variety of editorial systems soon to be launched.

Launch Screenshot | Visit FordFound.org

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

Partnership: For over three years we’ve worked with Lincoln to help advance their mission to study and teach land policy, land economics and land taxation.

Our first project resulted in a redesign and relaunch of the LILP website which resulted in dramatically improved download numbers for Lincoln’s online information.

We are excited to be working on a variety of infrastructure and interactive learning initiatives for the institute.

Launch Screenshot | Visit LincolnInst.edu

Additional Testimonials

“When WGBH’s in-house web production resources were overstretched, WGBH Enterprises approached iFactory with this Website project, which needed to be produced on an accelerated schedule. Our IF team members not only kept to that tight schedule, collaborating with us whenever challenges surfaced, but were a pleasure to work with. This was a truly cooperative, successful experience.”
Bing Broderick, Site Producer, WGBH Enterprises, Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure
“iFactory took a startup organization and put us on the Internet map. Thanks to the time and effort of the team at iFactory, The White House Project created an online environment that encouraged visitors to interact with our site and become more involved with our project.”
Melissa Silverstein, The White House Project
“iFactory created a unique website that can be easily used by teachers around the country. It will provide school districts with an excellent opportunity to access a comprehensive array of research-based practices to improve learning in their districts. iFactory’s staff was very responsive to our particular needs and specifications.”
Jim Hamilton, Elementary & Middle Schools Technical Assistance Center