Website Redesign for fighting cystic fibrosis

Shaun O'Hara Foundation (http://www.shaunoharafoundation.org/)

Shaun O'Hara has always fought hard; whether it was as a rookie trying to make a team, taking the field at the Super Bowl with his fellow New York Giants, or in his community helping those in need, he can be counted on to be there and to care. He's now putting that determination to work by starting this foundation to help fight life threatening diseases like cystic fibrosis. This foundation is about raising awareness of these underfunded diseases and helping to provide those afflicted with the medications, treatments, and research that they so desperately need.

We hope to leverage Shaun's status to achieve maximum visibility but would like the efforts of the foundation to be as showcased as possible.

* Potential supporters
* Outing participants
* Volunteers
* Media such as newspapers, magazines, etc who are interviewing Shaun

The major intent of the site is to be informative. We need to include (but not be limited to) information about the foundation itself and the folks running it, calendaring of past and future events, the media surrounding those events (videos, photos, etc.), and the ability to collect donations. Our current site is capable of handling all of these from a functionality perspective but does not have the compelling look and feel we believe to be appropriate. Obviously, Shaun will be a major theme in the site but we would like the works of foundation itself to have prominence in the design. Design should transmit a feeling of professional and reliable company while remaining clean but warm. Feel free to re-think any and all aspects of the existing site (especially that logo) - I did the initial design so I won't be offended. :)

Submission should include home page and at least 3 alternate views for sub pages in a layered PSD (html/css would help but isn't a requirement). We don't want to have to license any photos so please be cautious of copyrighting. If you have any questions about an image, ask and we *may* be able to get rights to it.