2004-2020, our Design for Good program, was led by creative director and co-founder Andy Fry — with support from other designers — with the goal of providing quality, moderate-cost design services and event and marketing planning to non-profits, community organizations, and other public entities in Indianapolis and beyond. The program addressed challenges many organizations face when marketing dollars are limited and staff do not have the expertise or time to dedicate to producing thoughtful marketing assets.
When we charged organizations who could afford to pay our discounted rates for this work, the income helped support others who could not afford to pay for work.
Some examples include working with the Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Indianapolis on design for The Unity Project and an online historical tour of The Athenaeum.
We’re proud to have worked on design support with many partners, including: Reconnecting to Our Waterways, IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute, Ensemble Music Society, The Athenaeum Foundation, City of Indianapolis, Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Indianapolis Recorder, Eli Lilly & Co., The daVinci Pursuit, Garfield Park Neighbors Association, Mainstreet Shelbyville, IndyGo, Rotary Club of Indianapolis, Earth Charter Indiana, Indy Mod Homes, White River Festival, MESH Coalition, iMOCA, West Indy CDC, and International Marketplace Coalition.
