Do good work that does good for other people: the choice to make a difference
It’s important to me that my work does something to make the world a little better. I shine when I’m connecting, delivering a story that is human-centered rather than just data—more authentic, more meaningful, and more rooted in purpose. That’s why I love graphic design for nonprofits, purpose based, mission based and value based clients.
My faith has always been the cornerstone of my life, and I’m becoming more intentional about allowing it to guide the work I choose It’s what pushes me to create not just from experience, but from the heart—and from the soul. The causes I advocate for reflect the things Christ stood for: helping the vulnerable, lifting up those who who’ve been overlooked, and giving voice to voiceless:
• As a single mom, I have a deep connection to work supporting children and women in need.
• I’m drawn to organizations addressing education initiatives that help people move across social and economic lines.
• Walking the ADHD journey with my girl sparked advocacy for neurodiversity and inclusion of all learning types.
I also support causes such as elder rights, ageism, animal protection, and natural resource protection, to name a few. I’m defintiely a bleeding heart; that sensitivity is what gives depth and elegance to the stories I tell.
To support that goal, I’m developing a set of thoughtfully scoped project packages for small, just-starting nonprofits and churches—designed to reduce the financial burden of marketing while still delivering a polished, professional presence that builds trust and draws people in. Good graphic design for nonprofits so viewers take them seriously. Email me for more information. I also regularly partner with larger nonprofits at reduced rates and take on pro-bono work when the schedule allows.
If you have a need, reach out and let’s talk. I’d love to see how I can help—let’s do a little good together.