In setting up their Bookstore, the American Friends Service Committee turned to Revoluution Media to help implement their shopping cart system, inventory database and template integration designs.

Revoluution Media also provided essential consultation work for evaluation of the new AFSC electronic advocacy software launched in 2003.

The Campaign team for Laurel Hallman for UUA President came to Revoluution Media to set up the complete campaign site and archive. This CMS-based site features administrator-added automatic video submissions, public question and answer section, and online donations.

The campaign has also consulted the principals of Revoluution Media in discussions on campaign positions.

The Greater New Orleans Unitarian Universalist cluster consists of three UU churches in the New Orleans area all of whom were deeply affected by the hurricanes and flooding of 2005. In their efforts to rebuild and heal their respective ministries, the churches have begun working together like never before, including setting up their own non-profit entitled the Center For Ethical Living and launching a joint national capital campaign.

The new http://GNOUU.org website includes a dynamic pledge meeter, online donations and recurring pledge payments, flash slide show, dynamic partners and donors lists, campaign news and personal testimonials.

When the Church of the Larger Fellowship (Unitarian Universalist) needed to set up an interactive Make Your Own Sunday feature for their website, as well as implement a new shopping cart system for the CLF Shop, Revoluution Media was their developer of choice. Relying heavily on Revoluution Media's expert design and integration skills, the CLF was able to launch both much-utilized features at the minimum possible cost!

When the Church of the Larger Fellowship (Unitarian Universalist) wanted to extend their membership opportunities to more young adults, they contacted Revoluution Media. Immediately enlisting the help of the continental young adult community, Revoluution Media presented a proposal to the CLF Board and the CYF was born!

Just over a year since inception, the Revoluution Media designed UUCYF.org website incorporates online services and sermons, an interactive member map, identity social and covenant groups, a virtual chalice lighting, joys and concerns, and a host of other features for their 400 members world-wide.

The UU Sankofa Archive Project is the first comprehensive accounting of the history of people of color in the Unitarian Universalist faith. Named for a West African word that means "Looking towards the past to move forward into the future", the UU Sankofa Archive project is headed up by Rev. Dr. Michelle Bentley of the UUA and is housed at the Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago.

The Revoluution Media designed UUSankofa.org website features its own Wiki archiving engine, automated member submissions of sermons, life-narratives, and pictures, and contains advanced image galleries.

ConnectUU.com is an online registration system for UU young-adult groups and events. In the summer of 2006, the governing body of the Continental Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Network (C*UUYAN) passed a resolution requesting funding for additional development, improved user interface, and updated security for the ConnectUU.com website. In conjunction with the Young Adult and Campus Ministry Office of the UUA, C*UUYAN established a technology team that included the principals of Revoluution Media Jonathan Craig and Erik David Carlson.

The Southwest Conference of the UUA came to Revoluution Media to overhaul their existing site with a new design, new content, integrated calendar, administrative CMS, and to build and connect an online membership database.

The site was launched in February of 2008.

The Revoluution Media designed and executed PSWD website is a vast improvement on the former site, incorporating an interactive calendar, front-page news updates, interactive congregational directory and a brand-new district database that syncs with the website. Revoluution Media even threw in a rotating flash banner design for free!