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United Sports Association

A full homepage design and build for a Florida nonprofit, engineered to earn trust and drive donor support, not just describe the mission.

Winsignia is led by Scott Fishman, who also serves as Chairman of the Board of United Sports Association.

The Project

United Sports Association is a Florida non-profit with a mission of improving lives through sports, especially running, best known as the organization behind the St. Pete Marathon. Winsignia had already built the marathon’s own event site; this project gave the parent organization a homepage of its own, distinct from the race, focused on the mission, the community, and the donors who fund it.

The brief was direct: the site’s job is to build donor and fundraising support, not just describe what the organization does.

The Approach

/01

Donor-First Architecture

Mission and community sections build the case before the ask. A “Support Our Mission” CTA anchors the page instead of competing with a dozen other calls to action.

/02

Brand Built Around the Name

A red, white, and blue identity that leans into “United”: bold, patriotic, and distinct from the flagship race site’s coastal branding.

/03

One Ecosystem, Two Sites

The organizational site and the St. Pete Marathon event site now link to each other and share consistent Organization schema, reinforcing the same entity across both instead of reading as unrelated projects.

Early Signals

This site just launched. Here’s where it stands out of the gate

<48hrs
Indexed by Google After Launch

2
Connected Entity Sites Cross-Linked

100%
Pages Structured With Organization Schema

PageSpeed SEO · Hostinger Performance

100
SEO Score

100
Performance

Where It Stands Today

The site is live at unitedsportsassociation.org, giving the organization a real home base separate from its event site: mission, community, and flagship race in one place, with a fundraising CTA ready for a donation platform. Because it launched with the same technical foundation as every Winsignia build (clean crawlability, Organization schema, and cross-linking to the St. Pete Marathon site), it started picking up organic impressions in Google Search Console within its first weeks live.

This is early-stage by design: the win here isn’t a ranking spike, it’s a foundation that compounds the same way St. Pete Marathon’s did. And since the two sites now confirm each other as one connected entity, growth in one reinforces authority for the other.

The technical foundation isn’t a one-time launch checklist either. When a performance issue surfaced after launch, it got diagnosed and fixed directly, not left for a future audit, the same ongoing attention every Winsignia build gets.

Design + Development
Nonprofit Branding
Donor-Focused CTA

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Disclosure: Winsignia’s founder serves as Chairman of the Board of United Sports Association.

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