The GoodMojo Site Planning Guide is for Partners of the Charter for Compassion International to launch initiatives and programs through website and online tools provided through the GoodMojo Community Platform. The goal is to provide critical resources necessary to expand the global collective impact of the Compassion Movement. You are an important part of this exciting effort to connect people in 300+ cities and communities around the world with each other and to local services, resources, and opportunities, further realizing the vision of Karen Armstrong for a global compassion movement, which won the 2008 TED Prize and has since reached millions worldwide. Charter for Compassion partners, members and community organizers number more than 120,000 worldwide. And the comprehensive and holistic GoodMojo Community platform wil enable you to participate more fully wherever you are are located. You may already be part of a city or community initiative or you may want to launch efforts in the Arts, Business, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Peace, Restorative Justice, Science & Research, Spirituality, Religion or in Interfaith community. The GoodMojo Community tools will help exapnd your vision and effectiveness both locally and with others around the world. You can connect and collaborate, coordinate community activities, build your financial base, enhance communications, and launch programs. Your Partnership with the Charter for Compassion and GoodMojo has far-reaching potential to further advance your personal vision and the greater Compassion Movement around the world.

1. Site Planning Guide
Global Collective Impact
Local Community Action

2. Site Planning GuideSite Planning Guide
We are pleased you will be joining us in expanding the global collective impact of the Compassion
Movement through the online resources being provided by San Francisco-based Social Impact
Engineering firm GoodMojo for Charter for Compassion International (CCI) Partners around the world.
You are an important part of this exciting effort to connect people in 300+ cities and communities with each
other and to local services, resources, and opportunities, further realizing the vision of Karen Armstrong for a
global compassion movement, which won the 2008 TED Prize and has since reached millions worldwide.
Charter for Compassion Partners, Members and Community Organizers number more than 120,000 on
nearly every continent. And the comprehensive and holistic GoodMojo Community technoloy platform will
enable you to participate more fully wherever you are are located - on the desktop or on mobile devices.
You may already be part of a city or community initiative or you may want to launch efforts in the Arts, Busi-
ness, Education, Environment, Healthcare, Peace, Restorative Justice, Science & Research, Spirituali-
ty, Religion or in an Interfaith community.
The GoodMojo Community tools will help exapnd your vision and effectiveness both locally and with oth-
ers around the world. You can connect and collaborate, coordinate community activities, build your financial
base, enhance communications, and launch programs.
Your Partnership with the Charter for Compassion and GoodMojo has far-reaching potential to further ad-
vance your personal vision and the greater Compassion Movement around the world.
Welcome

3. Site Planning Guide
Future success depends on a strong infrastructure for all of the Partners throughout
the Charter’s expanding network.
The Charter for Compassion International acts as network of networks to engage in collaborative partner-
ships worldwide to bring the principles of Charter for Compassion document to life through concrete, practical
action. It connects organizers and leaders from around the world, providing educational resources, organiz-
ing tools, and avenues for communication; sharing lessons, stories, and inspiration; supporting conferences,
events, collaborations, conversations and initiatives to create compassionate communities and institutions.
As a Charter Partner, you are an important part of the global Compassion Movement. And getting setup with
a website is the beginning of an exciting new level of participation. But, a website is just part of a much larger
picture, where your local activities and involvement can make an impact in lives on the other side of the planet
-- or right around the corner.
The comprehensive GoodMojo Community Platform eco-system also includes tools for development and
fundraising campaigns, member and donor database management, volunteer recruitment and management,
newsletter management and distribution, and much more. A sophisticated e-commerce and nonprofit manage-
ment system is at the core of the GoodMojo platform, which has facilitated over $1.2b in social investments
and 9 million units of services in the City of San Francisco.
And through new multimedia story-sharing tools, your website will provide opportunities for people in your com-
munity to share stories, events, and inspiration for “bringing compassion to life” and igniting compassion from
neighborhood to neighborhood.
We’re thrilled to have you join us!
TheBigPicture

4. Site Planning Guide
PLANNING
Getting Started
Preparing for Your Site
Site Name & Domain Name
Developing a Site Map & Navigation
Home Page Structure
Top Navigation and Menus
Slider Images
Text & Images for Pages
Events Calendar
Blog
Donations
Honoring Beloved Community
ADMINISTRATION
Control Panel
Global Configuration
User Manager
Media Manager
Content Manager
Module Manager
Events Admin
Blog Admin
TableofContents

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FOCUS
Consider your:
• Vision & Mission
• Goals
• Assets
• Action Plan
How could you leverage:
• Website, Blog & Social Media Integration
• Database Tools & Member / Donor System
• Newsletter Distribution
• Events & Registration Management
• Volunteer Recruitment & Management
• Donation & Financial Management
• E-Commerce & Online Marketplace
WebsiteVision
Mission
Focus
The first step in getting started is to focus. What is your Vision? What is your Mission?
What do you really want to achieve for your initiatives, projects, organiza-
tion and people in your community? And how could you realize your dreams for your community through multiple
online tools which would be accessible to anyone on any desktop or mobile device?
Do you have a plan in writing and a team in
place to move from hopes and dreams to mea-
sureable impact within the global Compassion
Movement?
What special interests do you want to connect
with in any of the many sectors? And what is
your projected outcome?
Consider how you would utilize the rich tools
and resources available to build your community
connections and create a strong financial base.
GettingStarted

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Preparing
Begin preparing for your site by looking at some of the Charter Partner websites currently online.
On the upper part of the home pages, you can become acquainted with the main home page
features, such as the logo, the navigation menus on top of the page, the rotating images and headlines, the com-
munity sidebar, calendar & events link and search box.
These are all the first elements you will want to think about as you start to conceptualize your website.
Logo Top Navigation & Menus
Home Page
Slider Images
Community
Sidebar
Calendar
& Search
Slide Title
& Content

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DomainName
CompassionateCalifornia.org
CallofCompassion.org
CompassionateLouisville.org
If you don’t currently have a Domain Name or even
a name for your organization, think of some options
which may best reflect your purpose and mission.
Find good Domain Name Registration company
online, such as GoDaddy.com. Search their site
for available Domain Names. You may want to first
search for names using .ORG.
Once you have your Domain Name registered, let
us know what you have selected.
Once the website is completed and ready to launch,
we will provide you with details for you to provide
to the Domain Name Registration company. Then,
your Domain Name will point to your website.
It’s really that simple!
Search

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SiteMap
Home
About
• Who We Are
• Coordinating Circle
• Charter for Compassion
• Values
Sector Constellation
• Arts
• Compassion Games
• Earth
• Education
• Healthcare
• Organizations
• Practice
• Science
• Seniors
Heart of Gold (no drop down)
Give A Day (no drop down)
Partners (no drop down)
Get Involved (no drop down)
A Site Map the just an outline of the
content and structure for your web-
site.
It’s as easy as sketching out a plan
on a napkin and then typing out the
content in an email you can send to
us. This reflects the basic naviga-
tion at the top of the website and the
pages you wish to include.
Just send the outline to us and we
will construct the site based on your
Site Map.
Yes, it’s that easy!
First
Doodle
Then Type

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HomePage
Mission & Vision Section
3 Featured Items
Social Media Links
Footer Navigation
Featured Item
Check out some of the Charter Partner sites
and consider what you would like on the other
sections of your Home Page.
1. Featured Item
2. Mission & Vision Section
3. Three Featured Items
4. Social Media Links
5. Footer Navigation Links

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TopNavigation
Navigation Menu
SiteStructure is key to having a well-organized site where people can easily find the infor-
mation they are interested in and can engage more deeply with you.
Keep in mind that the main Navigation Menu is just the beginning. You may build your site several levels deep
and include downloadable content, forms, surveys and many more items. So, initial basic navigation layout is key
to creating a good foundation for future growth and expansion.

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SliderImages
Slider ImagesHeadline & Sub-Headline
Every page on your site will be setup with a Slider Module which allows you to have
multiple rotating slides and Headlines & Sub-Headlines.
Consider what images and text you could use to best reflect the content of each page. These images
should be 1250 pixels x 300 pixels. However, you may use other dimensions.

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Content for your website includes text, images, video, and other types of files you may want
to include, such as PDFs, forms and much more.
If you have an existing website, we can assemble your text and graphics without your assistance. If you
have new or revised pages, text and other content, you can send them to us in any format and we can
assemble and layout all of the content onto your website.
Text&Images
Text
IMages

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Video can enhance your visitor’s experience and bring life to your mission and initiatives.
Consider what video exists online which may reflect your projects, programs and purpose.
Just send us the links to the videos and we can add them to your website.
Video
Video

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Events of your organization or other groups and nonprofits in your community can be included
on your Calendar of Events, and include Events Registration and ticketing with online
payments through the e-commerce solution provided with your website.
Each event may include detailed descriptions, images, video and much more.
EventsCalendar
View selection
Events

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Blog posts can be the most important part of your website. The blog system may be fully integrated
with your social media, so when you post a blog entry, it can automatically be posted to your
social media sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms.
The full-featured blogging system allows you to post stories with text, images and video. And each post
can feature a profile of the blogger. So, you can engage your community to become guest bloggers with
their own login permissions, further expanding your reach on a wider scale.
Blog
Story
Synopsis

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Blog
Full
Story
with
Images,
Video &
more
Author
Profiles

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Fundraising is a ciritcal component to maintaining sustainability and accomplishing your
mission and vision. A full-featured donation and member management sys-
tem will enable you to eaily manage your donor relationships and create online campaigns.
A donation button may be included on your upper
navigation area and the footer area to provide
maximum visibility and easy access.
Donations
Donations
on every page

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Stories are the most powerful way to share what’s going on in your community. And the Charter
for Compassion’s new Honoring Beloved Community platform provides a new way for
you to gather and share inspiring stories from people and organizations. And they are integrated with other
stories being submitted by people throughout the world.
BelovedCommunity
local
stories

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Login to the Control Panel for full access to manage every aspect of your website. You and your team
can easily create new content, manage donations, create and send newsletters, and more.
ControlPanel
Control panel navigation

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Settings controlling all
of the main
functionality of your site are locat-
ed in the Global Settings.
We will setup all of these elements
prior to launching your website,
so you do not need to worry about
these important features.
As you become familiar with the
Control Panel and administrative
system, you may choose to make
modifications to various aspects of
your site and layout.
GlobalConfiguration
Global
Settings

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Users of your site
administation
sytsem can be easily added,
removed and modified.
Each user can be setup with
various levels of access, from
simple Author or Registered
access to full Manager, Pub-
lisher level access.
UserManager
Add / Remove / Manager Users
Manage
Access
Levels

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MediaManager
Media File Folders
Media Manager
Images and other media files, such as PDFs and
other items are easily managed through the
Media Manger. You will be able to manage Categories, Tags and
other details. And there is an image editor to modify files.

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ContentManager
Manage & Edit Pages
Pages of your site are managed through the Article Manager. You can easily edit
text on your pages, add or remove images, add new pages.

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ModuleManager
Manage & Edit Sliders, Sidebars and Other Content
Sliders and other content on your site are easily accessible and
managed through various modules in the Module Manager.

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EventsAdmin
Manage Calendar & Events
Events and calendars are manage through the Contol Panel, with other features to
manage categories and display options.

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Manage Blog Posts and Settings
Blog posts and all other administrative functions are accessed through the Control Panel. The
full-featured system provides extensive customization and author / guest blogger management.
BlogAdmin

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Any Questions?
Contact John Boswell
john@GoodMojo.Us
GetStarted by taking the next step forward in fulfilling your vision
and mission within the global Compassion Movement.
As crises seem to be esaclating around the world, your participation is more important
than ever.
Doodle your Site Map and send it to us to discuss.
We are here to help you every
step of the way, so don’t hestitate to get in touch.
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