Services

Build your brand

When your brand doesn't match the quality of your work, it's hard to build the trust and recognition you deserve. Maybe your logo feels outdated, or your materials look inconsistent across different platforms.

We create visual foundations that help your community immediately recognize and trust your organization. Your logo, colors, fonts, and overall look will work together to show the professionalism and care that already exists in your mission work.

Whether you need a fresh logo, a complete visual identity, or help rolling out your brand across all your materials, we tailor our approach to meet your organization exactly where you are.

Capabilities

Brand Activation
Logo Design
Style Guide
Visual Brand Foundation

Work

Spark Kindness

Branding and Website

WISE (Women in Sports & Events)

2024 Woman of the Year Annual Luncheon

Callen-Lorde

23rd Annual Community Health Awards

Resources

A phone screen displaying a branded graphic titled What Your Visual Branding Needs to Communicate, with labeled circles highlighting mission and message, values and ethics, your audience and your identity, and the action you want to inspire. The phone rests against notebooks and binder clips on a tan surface.

Build your brand

Why your nonprofit’s branding is important to corporate partners

Strong nonprofit branding builds trust with corporate partners, confidence in your team, and clarity in conversation. From a corporate VP turned nonprofit partnership consultant.

Build your brand

The Visual Brand Audit: Does your look match the quality of your work?

Your work is excellent. But do your materials show it? The Visual Brand Audit is a free self-assessment to help you see exactly where you stand.

The New York Foundling’s 2025 Fall Fête printed invitation. The design includes a script event font, dark blue polygon shapes, and gold bars. Text shows event date and honorees information.

Strengthen your communications & fundraising

A thoughtful approach to nonprofit event branding

You're planning your next event and wonder: should it have its own look, or follow your organization's branding? If you go unique, how do you keep it connected to who you are?