I’m passionate about nonprofits and designing for nonprofits in equal measures. I seize every opportunity to celebrate both. In that pursuit, myself and my talented UX colleague Tim Hammond are beginning a new series highlighting the latest and greatest of nonprofit designs from around the world.
This is our very first episode and we’ve curated some truly awesome work across web, mobile apps, print collateral, and even illustrations. We’ve been pleasantly surprised to have been able to capture such impressive designs from professional designers, studios, and even creative students from mediums as diverse as the nonprofits they serve.
We hope you’ll enjoy and help us continue to build a community of nonprofit designers by sharing some of these beautiful and impactful designs from February and March of 2016. Enjoy!
Poster and collateral by by Cecily Anderson for friendsfw.org
Greatest Volunteer Signup Form Ever by Samuel Ryan of FiveStone for Hope for New York
Postcard and collateral by Sarah Van Berkum for Sheldon Munn Foundation
Anti-bullying poster by Maggie Smith for StopBullying.gov
Responsive website redesign by Jonathan Van Risseghe or CenterWill.org
The UN Face of Philanthropy campaign by Tavis Salazar for the UNFoundation.org
Logo design by Brendan Pittman for AlbertaGrizzlyFund.org
Poster by Emmily Peterse for Lincoln Bike Kitchen
Newsletter by by Sarah Van Berkum for TechSoup.org
Poster by Katarina Najdanovic for Friends of the Forlorn Pitbull Rescue
Website design by Kyson Dana & Garth Pratt for GivePowerFoundation.org
And lastly, some promising student designs for nonprofits…
Mobile Prototype by Caitlin Adler for Project Narnia
Mobile prototype student project by Andrew Spencer for Cedarville University (class)
Originally published by Designing for Good on @Medium. Follow Designing for Good on Twitter for more daily sparks of nonprofit design inspiration.
By Brandon Granger on Mar 11, 2016
Tagged: Designing For Good interactive design mobile design print design web design