CASE STUDIES

A multi-partner coalition needed distinct, brand-aligned resources for diverse faith communities in four U.S. cities. A Great Idea designed the Planting Sacred Seeds interfaith guide and a Christian facilitator's guide, creating a unified toolkit spanning multiple traditions, formats, and audiences.

A Great Idea was chosen by Dogwood Alliance to deliver print and digital advocacy materials supporting grassroots environmental and racial justice campaigns across the Southeast to their program partners—fueling successful pushback against wood pellet mills in Mississippi, Georgia, and North Carolina.

An interfaith commission advancing cash bail reform needed more than a listing on a partner site. A Great Idea built a Squarespace website that elevated their advocacy presence, simplified content management, and opened new channels for storytelling and community engagement.

A Great Idea partnered with BEST NC to evolve their website into a scaleable, content-forward digital platform built to serve North Carolina's educational leaders.

Creation Justice Ministries' 2026 Canopy of Creation resource required a sophisticated publication serving diverse congregational audiences. A Great Idea designed it with custom illustrations, worship content, spiritual formation tools, and a multilingual edition that exceeded all previous download benchmarks.

A Great Idea partnered with Planned Parenthood Empire State Acts (PPESA) to design and support the 2026 Day of Action campaign—creating a cohesive, statewide visual footprint that helped advocates be energized and inspired.

A Great Idea partnered with the Carolina Federation to modernize three independent websites—its 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), and PAC—by migrating from WordPress to Webflow, strengthening security, improving speed, and making ongoing updates easier for staff.

Explore how A Great Idea provided unique illustrations and compelling copywriting for Encore’s annual holiday cards, celebrating New York City and delivery workers

Discover how A Great Idea partnered with Dogwood Alliance to create a visually compelling, multi-page impact report that drove donor engagement and advanced environmental advocacy.

The Bridge NC launched in High Point's lowest-resourced zip code as a community hub addressing healthcare access, employment, and youth services. A Great Idea built the full brand — logo, collateral, and website — positioning The Bridge as a trusted hub for neighbors, funders, and partners alike.

See how A Great Idea delivered a fast-turnaround brand identity, logo design, and Webflow website for the Queens Chamber’s borough-specific dining initiative, boosting engagement and visibility.

A new outreach tool touting long-acting HIV products

We developed branding, print and digital collateral, and social media content for Creation Justice Ministries’ Witness for Creation Justice event series. The use of a fresh, specific mark alongside branded collateral like press sheets, handheld signs, and digital banners makes the campaign cohesive and impactful across touchpoints and locations.

After creating IMPAQT GSO’s new logo and brand, A Great Idea was invited to design and build a scalable, Webflow-based website that reflects the full queer spectrum of community members while supporting Greensboro Pride and expanding year-round programming.

We captured advocates’ stories at NCAAN’s two HIV Speaks legislative advocacy events at North and South Carolinas’ state capitals to amplify the urgency and grassroots imperative of HIV activism.

We designed a new brochure for Triad Health Project’s prevention team to promote their sexual health services.

A Great Idea partnered with Creation Justice Ministries on a complete brand evolution—honoring what supporters already loved while clarifying a renewed message for what’s next. Through 1-on-1 conversations with the team and thoughtful incorporation of board and broader support feedback, we refined the organization’s visual identity and repositioned the brand story.

FaithAction’s 2024 end-of-year fundraising campaign needed a focus that aligned with their desire to address community health. Through our collaboration, we developed a bilingual campaign to promote three key ideas: individual health, family health, and community health.

The Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) presented the 2024 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal, the Municipal Art Society’s highest honor, to Sandra Bloodworth, Yoko Ono, and Patti Smith. A Great Idea produced an informational video for MAS’ annual medal celebration event to educate about MAS’ work and inspiring donations.

The second issue of We Are Pharma! Advancing Equity begins a streak of successive award-winning print designs for Women of Color in Pharma (WOCIP)'s magazine.

A Great Idea's team delivered brand identity, event branding, and creative assets for New York City nonprofit Encore Community Services’ event, driving participation and engagement.

We developed multilingual social media graphics and printed collateral to promote the event, along with an action card for marchers to engage spectators on immigration issues relevant to North Carolina voters.

Encore Community Services reached out to A Great Idea to craft a rack card to communicate the range of their programs and services. We tapped into our expert understanding of design principles, our client’s mission, as well as the needs of ECS’ audience in order to create a design that is engaging, informative, and easy-to-understand.