CASE STUDY

Native American Sport Fishing Federation

A complete web presence for a new federation, designed, built and launched a week before its first registration deadline.

THE STORY

A Federation, Online in Time: The Native American Sport Fishing Federation

In September 2026, the organizers of the Pan American Surf Fishing Championships agreed to accept a Native American entry on one condition: it had to arrive as a federation, with its own email address, a social presence and a plan behind it. No Native American team had entered the Pan Americans before. We built the Native American Sport Fishing Federation's complete web presence and launched it on September 24, a week before registration closed.

What We Built:

The federation's own address – nasff.org and nasff.com, a working inbox at info@nasff.org and the @nasff_official handle, set up before any design work.
A 13-page public website – The federation, the 2026 event, the road to Panama, species and scoring, the story so far, questions, support, contact and policies, plus a printable program plan.
Online giving – Five giving levels tied to real costs, any amount, and monthly options, through Stripe's secure checkout with automatic receipts.
Forms and email – Roster interest and sponsorship forms delivered to the federation's inbox, with email authentication so its messages reach people.
Owned by the federation – Domain, hosting, email, giving account and forms all sit in NASFF's own accounts, with every setting written down.

Why It Matters:

A federation is judged by what it can show. A domain, an email address and a website that answers the obvious questions are what make a new organization real to the people deciding whether to work with it.

Our founder, Robert Jacobo III, is also NASFF's founding president. We held this work to the standard we bring to every Tribe and organization we serve.