overthrow the status quo.
Your credibility is being challenged. You’re losing government funding. Your biggest donor audience is dying off. And now many of the systems and tools that have worked in the past are starting to fail you.
That’s not your fault.
But soooome orgs (definitely probably not yours) are also failing to meet the moment.
Treating donors like ATMs. Speaking in categories instead of feelings. Doubling down on channels that produce the least amount of trust. Passing up opportunities to give people more meaningful ways to participate– young people in particular.
We’re helping nonprofits overthrow the old way. Not by burning it down, but by building something better. By chasing harder‑to‑measure metrics like wonder, belief, and purpose. By creating meaningful moments of connection for and with audiences. By being wacky, weird, and human every day.
Let’s make mutiny together.
A family‑and‑community‑led kalo farm in Hawaii that feels like a little pocket of paradise. We built a film and brand book that tells a story about challenging our relationships with the land, honoring wisdom from the past, and taking care of the people around us.
A creator‑first media company led by inspiring humans on a mission to create demand for journalism without agenda. We built a brand with them that celebrates the best of the past and reimagines the future.
A brilliant group of women who are using data to reshape litigation, law enforcement, and government. They got us all riled up about building a brand that matches the rigor, sophistication, and general badassery of their work.
A crew of land‑restoring optimists who partner with farmers across Africa to turn degraded soil back into thriving farms, one tree (okay, hundreds of millions of trees) at a time. We rebuilt their website and messaging to put farmers at the center and make regenerative farming feel like the future.
The country’s most trusted guide to giving, and an organization deeply invested in seeing nonprofits thrive. We’re investigating the future of generosity in America together and taking what we’ve learned to help communities who care find causes to care about.
An unstoppable team of heroes fighting to end the water crisis in our lifetime. We made a film alongside their local partner in Tigray that honors the resilience and determination of communities– during and after Ethiopia’s devastating civil war.
This is more than a job to us. It’s our chance to help shape the world we want to live in, too. A way to hold tightly onto humanity and make work that moves people and inspires hope for the future. And a way to help give generosity the reputation it deserves.
We talk to 1,000 Americans every quarter for that reason. So we can understand what people (young people especially) believe and care about today. And we’d love to share what we’re learning with you.
Let's talk
