The home page is looking good, by which I mean "functional", which is most important IMO :-).
The copyright notices on the top two jpegs are misaligned (1600x1200 screen, W2K, large fonts, IE 6). Displaying the current date at the top of a page is programmer frippery, of little use to the user (and confusingly placed as though it is a high priority item).
Research shows visitors strongly expect there to be a link to the home page in the upper left corner (not where you've currently put it).
Is checking for a secure shopping guarantee really the #2 priority of visitors coming to the site? That's what the size and placement seems to indicate. I would suppose that it belongs more out of the way on non-ordering pages, instead of pushing a good inch more of the crucial home page text further below the fold.
There's nothing more frustrating than written instructions (Navigate to the "Contact Us" page today!) to click on something without the appropriate clickable link anywhere in sight.
Looks like you may be using the same <title> tag throughout. Unless there really are only a couple of search terms you care about (doubtful), consider optimizing these to go after different search terms for different pages. For example, I would certainly want "Fundraising" to appear in the <title> element for fundraising.htm.
As always, learning to use mod_expires to tell client browsers it's safe to cache images for a reasonable amount of time would speed your site up a bit and reduce some web log clutter.
But, overall, looking pretty good. I should probably have saved my time for one of the many much more needy sites :-).
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