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Case study: One Good Word One Good Deed

It started as a website job. It became a movement.

I met Jason Lewis at a diner on May 30, 2026 to talk about a website. By the end of that conversation, the plan had grown into building the whole operation behind his anti-bullying mission. Today I serve as Vice President and Digital Director of One Good Word One Good Deed, and I build and run that operation so Jason can stay focused on students, schools and the community.

Cody Greggs-Dorsey and Jason Lewis with the OGWOGD Stop Bullying truck
The Stop Bullying truck. Jason and me with the Stop Bullying truck, which puts the mission on the road wherever it goes.

Read the full story on ogwogd.org (opens in a new tab)

Founder
Jason Lewis
My role
Vice President and Digital Director
Website
ogwogd.org

The story in pictures

  • Two people wearing One Good Word One Good Deed shirts inside a diner.
    The diner meetingWhere it started. A conversation about a website turned into a plan for the whole operation.
  • Cody Greggs-Dorsey and Jason Lewis in One Good Word One Good Deed shirts behind an outdoor table covered with wristbands.
    Community eventsGetting to work. An OGWOGD table at a community event, meeting people face to face.
  • Jason Lewis and Cody Greggs-Dorsey holding up One Good Word One Good Deed shirts with two other people in a promotional products store.
    Building the sponsor networkBuilding the network, one local partner at a time.
  • Screenshot of the ogwogd.org home page on a computer, reading Stand Up. Speak Love.
    ogwogd.orgThe home page of ogwogd.org, the movement's home base online.
  • Screenshot of the ogwogd.org home page on a phone, with Take the Pledge and Join the Movement buttons.
    ogwogd.org on a phoneThe same site on a phone, where most visitors find it.

Build

A home base online

I built ogwogd.org as the home base for the movement.

  • A pledge wall where people commit to the mission
  • A way for principals and educators to book the school program online
  • A sponsor sign-up form and a Hall of Fame that thanks every sponsor
  • A memorial page
  • Event pages where people can say they are coming

Build

An online shop

The shop has been open since September 16, 2026.

  • The shop takes real card payments and every order is recorded automatically
  • Prices always match what OGWOGD sets, so there are no surprises at checkout

Build

A program schools can book

I helped turn the mission into a program schools can actually book.

  • A five-step anti-bullying program for grades K to 12
  • A secular version and a faith-based version
  • A price sheet for the 2026-27 school year
  • A program guide written for principals

Launch

Out in the community

The mission has to show up in person too.

  • The Stop Bullying truck, fully wrapped
  • A sponsor binder to hand to local businesses
  • Community events, including A Night For Drayke on October 30, 2026

Launch

Getting into schools

Getting in front of schools takes paperwork and follow-through.

  • Placement on the Wayne-Westland Community Schools approved vendor list in May 2026
  • School principals reaching out to ask about the program

Run

Keeping it running

After launch, I keep the operation running.

  • Day-to-day admin
  • School and event bookings
  • Fundraising support
  • A full security check of the website, with every gap closed

Visit ogwogd.org (opens in a new tab)

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