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We’re delighted to announce the recipient of this year’s #OpenDoorsProject. Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro is committed to building a life-affirming world that advances Black liberation. They simultaneously focus on tearing down the old world while building a new one. It’s an honor to support their mission and create doorways to a more equitable world. We can’t wait to work with their team in the months ahead to reimagine their brand, website, and how they communicate their work and impact.  Stay tuned to witness the evolution.

This is so cool 👇 Our co-creators Triniti and Tory were spotlighted on Canvas Rebel this week. 👀 Check out the interview for: - The story of how they met - The major rebrand project that prompted the birth of Doorway Creative - Their low-key #marketingstrategy to grow our #socialimpact agency - And their candid thoughts on #CorporateAmerica https://lnkd.in/gVHcwbbR #canvasrebelmagazine

📣LAST CALL FOR APPLICATIONS📣 If you’ve been dreaming of a new website that better reflects the work your nonprofit is doing… 💭 Or you need a strategic messaging foundation to make it easier to communicate with supporters and apply for grants… 🎯 Or you know you could create content so much faster if you had established brand guidelines and professionally designed templates… ✅ Don’t miss this opportunity to get a free brand identity and website package from Doorway Creative. If you’re ready to turn your mission into a movement, apply for the Open Doors Project by March 31. Learn more & apply on our website (link in bio/comments).

Wondering whether it’s worth your time to apply for the #OpenDoorsProject? Meet last year’s recipient: Phoenix Legal Action Network (PLAN). They received a new website, a brand refresh, and apparently a whole lot more—all for free! Their Executive Director Rekha Nair said… “It became very clear from our first conversation that we were getting a lot more than a website. This project really helped us better think about how to explain our work and more compellingly present our mission. Working with Doorway brought our mission around to better reflect our larger goal of reimagining justice… [and] helped us think about better ways to explain our programs as strategies.” As a result, their team of two has had an easier time this year: clearly and quickly communicating their vision and mission, adding value to their community,  creating their annual impact report,  designing content to promote their programs,  and applying for grants. If your nonprofit needs a strong foundation to support your work, we encourage you to apply. It's for nonprofits of all sizes, maturity & structure. The only requirement is that your work is led or informed by people who are impacted. Learn more on our website (link comments).

Applications are OPEN for the #OpenDoorsProject. If you lead or work in a justice-centered nonprofit and… A new website + fresh brand identity + stronger messaging foundation would change the game for your organization… We invite you to apply. A panel of leaders with deep experience in nonprofit strategy and communications will select the recipient based on: ✅Mission and values alignment  ✅Organizational need  ✅And your ability to make an impact   Meet the panel: ✨ Jen Sarduy, Director of Narrative Power at Black Feminist Future ✨ Rekha N., Executive Director at Phoenix Legal Action Network ✨ Taeko Frost, DrPH, MPH, Co-Founder of In The Works ✨ Siara Singleton, Board Member at Adoption Center ✨ And our co-creators Tory Howell, CPACC and Triniti Burton Visit our website (link in comments) to apply. And share this post to help us spread the word. Be sure to follow us for updates. #nonprofitmarketing #socialimpact #branddesign #websitedesign #nonprofitwebsites #nonprofitbranding

We’re thrilled to announce the return of the Open Doors Project, where one nonprofit organization will receive a complimentary brand and website package (valued at up to $30k). Do you work in or know of a nonprofit creating a kinder, healthier, more equitable world? Would a stronger brand and a new website help create a bigger impact? If so—apply for the Open Doors Project! 👉 Applications open today.  👉 You can apply through March 31.  👉 The recipient will be announced on April 23. Share this post with a nonprofit that could benefit from this work! Be sure to follow us for updates. Apply or learn more on our website (link in comments). #OpenDoorsProject #nonprofitmarketing #socialimpact #branddesign #websitedesign #nonprofitwebsites #nonprofitbranding

Have you been dreaming of a new website or a better brand for your nonprofit? Would either of these things help your organization further its mission, support more people, attract more donors, and create a bigger impact? What if you could get both—for FREE? (We promise it’s not too good to be true.) Head to the link in our comments to join the waitlist for our Open Doors Project! Applications open March 1st. 📅 Watch this space—more details coming soon! #OpenDoorsProject #nonprofitmarketing #socialimpact #branddesign #websitedesign #nonprofitwebsites #nonprofitbranding

We’ve been working on a brand and website project for the last 10 months for an organization doing some deeply important and transformative work. And we’re delighted to share the outcome. Meet Donors of Color Network (DOCN). They’re the only cross-racial donor network focused on advancing racial equity and justice. Amidst their strategic planning process, it became clear that they needed a cohesive brand identity, a more accessible website, and a members-only portal to serve as a hub and connect their growing member network to resources, events, and each other. We’ve had the privilege of working closely with a powerful trio of communicators and collaborators— Viv Tran, Chika Ekemezie, and Jen Sarduy—to co-create a brand that reflects DOCN’s vibrant community and a website intentionally designed to support their mission. Nearly every member of their staff and board informed this work. It’s a true honor to support their vision of a just and equitable future where Black, Indigenous, and all communities of color can thrive fully in a joyful society free from violence and systemic racism. Learn more about how they’re bridging the gap between mainstream philanthropy and racial justice movements at donorsofcolor.org.