Healthy Starts Here Campaign
FaithAction
FaithAction needed compelling messaging to inspire and compel supporters to donate to this end-of-year fundraising campaign.
FAI wanted a cohesive message for their Q4 fundraising drive to mobilize donors and to clearly communicate the importance of their work in the communities they service.
Through our collaboration, we developed a health-centric message and a multi-channel approach to create reinforcing touchpoints in social media, blog, and a printed mailer that highlight FAI’s impact in addressing community needs.
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Speaking the Audience’s Language(s)
Fully translated, bilingual assets were non-negotiable as the primary first language of FAI’s clients is Spanish. Prioritizing language accessibility removed it as a barrier to reaching the intended audience.
Mirrored Representation
We used illustration to ensure that the specific demographic diversity of the organization’s client base is reflected in the visual elements. This is often more efficient and less cumbersome than sourcing stock photos or planning a photo shoot if resources are limited.
Why is brand identity important?
A strong brand identity makes you stand out from others, makes it easy for people to recognize you, and builds trust. It shows what you stand for, what you’re trying to do, and how you’re going about that in a way that connects with your community.
How does brand identity design differ from brand strategy?
Brand identity design is the visual and creative expression of a broader brand strategy: it’s establishing how your brand looks. While brand strategy defines what your brand’s values, target audience, and market position are, brand identity design translates those elements into a visual language using elements like logos, color schemes, and typography.
Is there a difference between print and digital design?
Put simply, print design is collateral design, meant for physical assets, while digital design is for electronic dissemination. Beyond that, there are differences in the designs we create for each channel. Considerations like text size, colors, and readability vary across formats.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Absolutely! We tend to work within existing brand guidelines. This helps ensure your materials feel like an extension of your brand.
What are the key components of a brand identity?
- Logo: The visual representation of your brand
- Color Palette: The specific colors used to represent your brand
- Typography: The fonts and styles used in your brand communications
- Imagery & Graphics: The style of images and graphics that complement your brand
- Brand Voice and Messaging: The language and tone used in your communications
- Brand Guidelines: The document that codifies and ensures consistency across all brand collateral