Mangrove Web Rebuilds Winnipeg Foundation Website on WordPress

Mangrove Web has rebuilt the website for the Winnipeg Foundation, moving the site onto WordPress with a focus on storytelling and accessibility. The new build carries a brand identity originally designed by Brandish Agency, translating that visual system into the foundation's digital presence.

The project spans design and development. Mangrove Web restructured the site's content architecture around narrative-driven pages, a common approach for foundations and nonprofits whose sites need to communicate impact to donors, grantees, and community members simultaneously.

Accessibility was named as a specific focus of the rebuild, alongside the storytelling framework. The Winnipeg Foundation is one of Canada's community foundations, and its public-facing site serves as a primary touchpoint for grant applicants and donors alike.

The announcement, posted to Mangrove Web's LinkedIn page on September 2, 2026, credits Brandish Agency for the brand identity that the new site was built to support. No campaign name was specified in connection with the work.

The project places Mangrove Web in the nonprofit and foundation advertising space, an area where independent shops frequently pick up digital and web work tied to broader brand campaigns designed by other agencies. Foundation advertising campaigns of this kind often involve multiple vendors handling distinct pieces: brand identity, web development, and ongoing content strategy split across separate shops rather than consolidated under one holding company umbrella.

No financial terms, headcount figures, or campaign timeline were disclosed in the announcement. Winnipeg Foundation advertising and communications work has not previously surfaced in Free Agency Media's coverage of the market.