Make a difference:
Do good work that does good for other people.
It’s important to me that my work makes the world a little better—which is why nonprofit brand design is close to my heart. I shine when I’m connecting—delivering a story that’s human-centered rather than just data: more authentic, more meaningful, more rooted in purpose. That’s why I love graphic design for nonprofit, purpose-driven, mission-driven, and values-based clients.
My faith has always been the cornerstone of my life, and I’m becoming more intentional about letting it 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’ve been overlooked, and giving voice to the voiceless. And always, loving one another.
• 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 like elder rights, ageism, animal protection, and conservation, to name a few. I’m a bleeding heart, unashamedly—and that sensitivity is what gives depth and elegance to the stories I tell.
To put that into practice, I’m developing a set of thoughtfully scoped project packages for small and just-starting nonprofits and churches—built to ease the financial burden of marketing while still delivering a polished, professional presence that builds trust and draws people in. Good design so people take your mission as seriously as you do. I also partner with larger nonprofits at reduced rates and take on pro-bono work when the schedule allows.
If you have a need, reach out. I’d love to see how I can help—let’s do a little good together.