Buffalo, N.Y. - June 01, 2009 - Connare Tech is pleased to announce that the Arthur R. Marshall Foundation has selected Connare Tech to provide them with web site and application development services. The Arthur R. Marshall Foundation's goal is to promote and deliver science-based education and public outreach programs that are central to the restoration of the Everglades ecosystem and its historic River of Grass.

Connare Tech will be modernizing the layout, look and feel of the foundation's website and simplifying its navigability. Each page will have a unifying theme and the website's capability will be expanded to include event registration and payment integration systems. In addition, Connare Tech will provide proprietary content management.

"I've been to the Everglades while down in Florida and it is another one of our country's great natural resources and treasures. I am amazed and I truly respect the efforts that the Marshall Foundation goes through to ensure the Everglades' sustainability and restoration," said Sanjay Connare, C.E.O and owner of Connare Tech.

As electronic communication becomes the 'vehicle' of choice for most non-profits, particularly during these times of economic turbulence, organizations and entities like the Marshall Foundation need a website that is informative, engaging and keeps the visitor coming back time and again.

"Our website needs to serve many purposes to many people. It is our voice to the environmental community," states Nancy Marshall, President of the Marshall Foundation. "We are grateful to Sanjay Connare for agreeing to be the voice behind our delightful new website."

Connare Tech was founded in 2003 initially as a PC consulting firm. Since, Connare Tech has grown into a full scale web service and application development firm focusing on creating products and services that cater not to the company but to the client. Connare Tech prides itself on providing web applications including registration, scheduling and inventory systems that just work, to clients varying from independent mom and pop businesses to reputable institutions in the financial, art, and science-research industries.