Strategic Brand Overhaul for Better Engagement

"This isn’t just a new look — it finally feels like us."

Mission Brief

Collaboration Unlocked!

Inconsistent branding can quietly stall a growing mission. This nonprofit had heart, impact, and momentum, but their brand didn’t reflect their power. They needed a clear voice, visual alignment, and a brand that spoke with confidence.

Over a 90-day engagement, we transformed their identity with brand strategy, visual systems, and messaging clarity, building trust and attracting support.

Client Challenges

  • Inconsistent branding across print and digital materials
  • Outdated visual identity and unclear messaging
  • Lack of brand guidelines for staff and partners
  • Difficulty standing out to funders and stakeholders
  • Low engagement across marketing channels
  • Disconnected storytelling across campaigns and platforms

My Approach

We began with a full brand audit and stakeholder interviews to uncover values, goals, and pain points. I developed a brand strategy that defined their core messaging, audience tone, and visual direction. The collaborative process ensured buy-in from leadership to frontline staff.

The new identity included a flexible logo suite, modern color palette, refined typography, and cohesive brand voice guidelines. I designed custom templates for reports, presentations, and social graphics. Staff were trained on brand usage to ensure consistency across channels.

Launched a bold new brand identity!

Tools I Used

Adobe Illustrator

Design

Canva

Design

Mail Chimp

Email Marketing

Mission Impact

Increase in donor engagement post-launch
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Increase in branded social media content shared
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“Now we have a brand we’re proud to share — and people are noticing.” – Eric

 

WHAT’S NEXT

The refreshed brand has become the foundation for new campaigns, community events, and grant proposals — empowering the nonprofit to lead with clarity and consistency.

Ready to unlock your brand’s potential? Let’s design a strategy that connects.

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