Homage to Milton Glaser’s famous I Love New York logo, showing support for proving help to victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Continue readingI Help New York Logo After Hurricane Sandy
The Many Ways to Unify Your Nonprofit’s Brand
These examples of brand architecture show different ways of creating brand family to unify divisions or programs for nonprofit organizations.
Continue readingUrban Bloom Logo
This logo is for Urban Bloom, a nonrpofit that we named. The organization helps create sustainable cities by conducting training on green job opportunities. We also developed their website.
The logo was selected for the book Logo Lounge Volume 7.
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Westbridge Academy Logo
Logo for a nonprofit special needs school. See the full case study.
Presentation Explains the Benefits of Branding for Nonprofits
Nonprofits can focus their message, appear more professional and attract donors when they have a strong brand. These were the key points I made in a workshop at the Support Center for Nonprofit Management yesterday. The 3-hour session helped nonprofits to understand the essential steps in the branding process.
Continue readingCamps Pequot & Sherwood Logo
Logo for a nonprofit camp.
Use Icons to Tell Complex Stories
GreenDepot’s use of icons to explain the environmental benefits of their various products can serve as a model for nonprofits in telling a complex story. Each of their products features a strip of icons above the description to indicate the eco attributes they possess. You can then click to find out more about each attribute – a nice way to present a lot of information in a useful way. Nonprofits can similarly use this system to showcase specific services for various audiences or convey the benefits of particular programs.
SOURCE: greendepot.com