OUR WORK

We turned complex research into clear, approachable reports designed to be read, understood, and shared. Each multi-page report was paired with a one-pager to make the big takeaways even easier to put to work.

As the Greater Nashua Food Council has grown to more than 80 members, we’ve helped their brand grow with them. From cohesive visuals to thoughtful communications, our work helps bring partners together around one shared goal: improving food security in our community.

Fine particle pollution isn’t exactly an easy topic to talk about. We helped Spokane Clean Air turn technical information into a campaign that feels clear, relevant, and actionable, giving people the information they need to make healthier choices.

Several organizations. One big goal. We created a shared identity for Meals for Kids that brought local nonprofits together under one recognizable brand and made it easier for families to understand where and how to find food assistance.

Volunteer NH does a lot of good, and their brand needed to tell that story. We dug in with interviews and an organizational audit, then refreshed their messaging and visual identity to better reflect who they are and the impact they make.

NRPC came to us with an idea for supporting small businesses and encouraging economic growth after COVID-19. We helped give that idea a name, a brand, and the tools it needed to connect with business owners across the region.

For Stop & Shop’s first-ever sustainability report, we took a whole lot of information and turned it into 60 pages people would actually want to read. The final report brings their community impact to life, from fighting food insecurity to supporting veterans and local organizations.

Launching a community bank during a pandemic came with some obvious challenges. We helped Millyard Bank find its voice, tell its story, and create the marketing tools it needed to build relationships, even when connecting face-to-face wasn’t an option.

McCall & Almy had a modern, forward-thinking team with a brand that didn’t quite match. We worked together to create a bold, contemporary identity that finally felt like them.

Sustainability can get complicated fast. We helped National Grid turn big, technical ideas into clear messaging that business decision-makers could quickly understand and act on.

We helped keep Revise Energy top of mind through social media, advertising, and ongoing outreach. The goal was simple: connect more homeowners with ways to save on energy while building Revise’s presence as a trusted expert.

RISCStar works in a highly technical world. Our job was to make what they do easier to understand. We paired clear messaging with polished design to create a presentation that communicates their expertise without getting lost in the weeds.

Harbor Care had brought several nonprofits together under one organization, but its brand still felt fragmented. We helped bring everything under one roof with a unified voice and visual identity that makes it easier to understand who Harbor Care is, what they do, and who they’re here for.

When Plummer Youth Promise launched a capital campaign to improve its facilities, we helped turn their vision into a story donors could connect with. From messaging to campaign materials, everything worked together to show what was possible and why it mattered.

This one started as a passion project and quickly became something much bigger. We built Nashua Pride’s visual identity from the ground up, from the logo and banners to shirts, posters, and plenty of fun swag. Years later, we’re still proud to be part of it.

YW Boston was ready for a brand that better reflected the organization they had become. We refreshed their messaging, visual identity, brand guidelines, and website to create a stronger, more cohesive presence from top to bottom.

Our work with Rights & Democracy is all about helping important ideas reach people and move them to action. From social media and email to campaign materials, blogs, and direct-action initiatives, we create communications that make it easier for communities to get informed and get involved.

Chloe’s work has personality, and her brand needed just as much. We created a modern identity, social strategy, and portfolio-driven website that puts her photography front and center while still feeling unmistakably Chloe.

Talking about perinatal mental health can feel overwhelming. OwlHive wanted to make it easier. We created warm, approachable messaging, branding, and a website designed to help new parents feel supported from the moment they arrive.

Fortin Gage isn’t your average flower shop, and we didn’t want its brand to feel like one. We created a fresh, design-forward identity that celebrates their creativity, botanical expertise, and personality.

When a beloved neighborhood coffee shop doubled in size, the brand needed room to grow too. We refreshed jajabelles without losing what people already loved about it, finding the sweet spot between familiar and fresh.

Cannabis branding doesn’t have to look like cannabis branding. We created a polished, modern identity for Mary-Go-Round that feels sophisticated, approachable, and true to the women behind the business.

Author. Journalist. Speaker. Humanist Celebrant. Mary Johnson does a lot, so we created a website that brings all of those pieces together in one clear, professional home while still letting her personality and work take center stage.