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Celebrating the launch of The Tukka Project's new website

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Celebrating the launch of The Tukka Project's new website

Zeroseven is proud to partner with The Tukka Project on a new website that reflects the scale, professionalism and impact of the organisation's work

Children are going to school without enough to eat.

That's the challenge The Tukka Project is working to address, bringing together schools, students, volunteers and community partners to prepare and deliver nutritious lunches to children who need them.


The Tukka Project homepage



Today, we're pleased to see their new website go live.

Built on Umbraco CMS and hosted in Umbraco Cloud, the new website provides a stronger digital platform for the organisation as it continues to grow. The Tukka Project already had a website, but they were ready for a platform that better reflected the scale, professionalism and impact of their work.

We are in awe of what you and the team have done and humbled that you have helped us so much. Incredible.

Darren Playle Co-Founder, The Tukka Project

As a team, we chose to support this project because we care about what The Tukka Project is trying to achieve. The new website makes it easier for schools, volunteers, donors and community partners to learn about the organisation, understand its work and find ways to get involved. While the website is the digital face of The Tukka Project, the real work is happening in schools, communities and volunteer programs across Queensland. We were happy to play a small part in helping represent that work.


The Tukka Project founders Steve and Darren



Congratulations again to The Tukka Project team on the launch. We encourage everyone to take a look at the new site and learn more about the work they're doing. To check out the new website, and find out more about The Tukka Project's mission; click here.