THREE FOR GOOD
Design that gives back,
three times a year.
Three for Good is The Design Booth's pro bono program. Three times a year, one nonprofit doing meaningful work in our community is selected to receive a branding, print, or website project at no cost.
3x
Nonprofits chosen every year
$0
Cost to the selected nonprofit
1:1
Same care as every paying client
THE STORY
One person can't say yes to everyone.
Everyone who knows me knows about my advocacy work and how much I care about people and organizations doing good in the world.
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Every year, nonprofit organizations reach out to me for help with branding, print design, and website design, most of them working with little to no marketing budget. I wish I could say yes to every single one at no cost. I can't; I'm one person, and free work only stretches so far.
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So I built a program to make it official: Three for Good.
- Meg, Founder
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, built right
These are not mission statement words. They are the actual things that shape how we show up for every client, every project, every time.
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Apply
A nonprofit fills out the application and sends it in during one of three windows each year.
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Selected
One organization doing meaningful work in our community is chosen each round.
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Built
The project gets the same care and craft as every paying client, start to finish, at no cost.
THE SCHEDULE
Applications open three times a year.
Each round runs on a four-month cycle, so if this window isn't a fit, the next one is never far off.
HOW TO APPLY
Think you're a fit?
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You're a registered nonprofit doing meaningful work in our community.
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You need help with branding, print design, or website design.
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You're ready to work with the same intention we bring to every paying client.
HOW TO APPLY
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Download the application below.
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Fill out every section as completely as you can.
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Email the completed application to meg@thedesignbooths.com with your organization's name in the subject line.
Know a nonprofit doing
real work?
Send them this page directly. Every application is read personally, and if a round isn't the right fit, it stays on file for the next one.