Welcome to the Ripple Effect

Our way of giving back to the people & brands building better futures.

Creating Waves of Change

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Design is how we give back — a small way to leave each place better than we found it.

The Ripple Effect represents our belief that even the smallest contribution can grow into something greater — inspiring others, shifting systems, and strengthening communities over time.

This is our give-back program: when we settle in a place for a little longer, we like to contribute by offering free or low-cost creative support to people and projects doing meaningful work — especially those rooted in care, connection, and local impact. Through branding, content, and web support, we help bring visibility and clarity to what matters — using creativity as a tool for connection, access, and long-term growth.

Whether you're running an NGO, offering community services, supporting education, protecting animals, or working toward environmental and social change — we believe you deserve thoughtful design and a digital presence that helps your work ripple outward and reach further.

  • We support grassroots and nonprofit organizations that are focused on care, access, and connection — whether that’s food programs, community outreach, education, youth empowerment, or small-scale aid initiatives.

  • Projects working to protect ecosystems, educate about sustainability, promote regenerative practices, or care for animals — especially those with low visibility or limited resources.

  • Individuals or small teams offering healing, therapy, or health services to underserved or marginalized communities — from mental health guides to trauma support or holistic care (not trendy wellness brands).

  • Initiatives rooted in cultural preservation, language, storytelling, traditional knowledge, or local education — especially in Indigenous or historically excluded communities.

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  • Stray to Stay

    A Pawsitive Brand Identity for a Dog Foundation
    Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

    Stray to Stay is a dedicated organization focused on rescuing and rehoming stray dogs in Guatemala, striving to find loving homes for these furry friends.

    We created a visual identity that reflects their mission — including a logo, branding, and a Canva-based content hub for consistent storytelling. We helped launch and optimize their Instagram presence, giving them the tools to grow their reach and share their work with clarity and heart. Alongside their own outreach efforts, these assets supported a successful GoFundMe campaign — helping raise over $15,000 to expand their impact.

  • Christiania Sundhedshus

    Rebranding & Website for a Community Health Services
    Copenhagen, Denmark

    For Christiania Sundhedshus — a free health center offering essential care to individuals facing health and social challenges — we led a full rebranding rooted in clarity, accessibility, and community trust. Our work included a logo and visual identity that reflect their mission of healing and grassroots support, as well as the boutique shop connected to the center. We created a user-friendly website to communicate services, share updates, and feature community testimonials, while also developing product labels, stickers, and marketing materials to unify their presence across digital and physical spaces. The result: a more modern, cohesive brand that strengthens their visibility and helps make vital health services easier to access.

  • Family Taxi Business

    The Korua Family
    Canggu, Indonesia

    In Canggu, Bali, we partnered with a local family who run their own taxi business and were struggling to connect with tourists in an increasingly competitive market. We created simple, professional business cards featuring their contact details, with a layout designed to feel approachable and trustworthy. This small branding effort helped them present their service with confidence, leading to more direct bookings and increased visibility — expanding their reach across Canggu, Ubud, and Uluwatu. A small design contribution, but one that supported real, local income.