Case studiesSee all our case studies
Drug Policy Alliance
Print and digital annual reports—a bright and bold look for the nation's leading advocate for sensible drug policies.
Here’s how we helped
Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America
A new digital home for LEDA, an organization that works to develop the academic potential of exceptional students.
Here’s how we helpedHoover Institution
An interactive annual report for a venerable, Stanford University-based think tank.
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Services
We believe in a word in which nonprofits are empowered to expand knowledge, equality, health & happiness in the world. Since 2009, Bureau for Good has been helping nonprofits explain why they matter to their constituents & supporters through strategy-aligned brand, print & web materials.
We take a wholistic approach to brand communications. We dig deep to understand organizational culture, audiences & strengths, to craft purpose-driven brands for worldchangers.
Visual & written brand
- Brand messaging
- Brand touchpoint audits
- Logos & visual identities
Web design & development
- Discovery & user research
- Websites
- Digital annual reports
- Campaign & fundraising materials
- Microsites
- Digital templates
Print design
- Annual reports
- Brochures & collateral
- Campaign & fundraising materials
- Template systems for print
- Research reports & toolkits
Content
- Video
- Data visualization & infographics
- Illustration
We’re proud to call them our clients
ArticlesSee all our articles
How successful nonprofits invest, and reinvest, in their online presence
How often do you revisit your nonprofit website with an eye to better engagement? Does it still reflect your mission, purpose, strategic goals, and the ways your audiences use the internet?
Read on Nonprofit Tech for GoodConnecting the dots between your programs and your nonprofit brand
Does the way you describe and present your programs show clearly and precisely how they grow out of your mission?
Read on Nonprofit Tech for GoodThe nonprofit website RFP: how to avoid shooting yourself in the foot
Is your RFP process helping you find the best solution or service—or are you just shooting yourself in the foot?
Read on Nonprofit Tech for Good
