Design agency launches pro bono scheme for charities

Design agency Hello Charlie is launching a pro-bono scheme to offer support to small UK charities.

On offer from the London and Bristol based agency is free help covering areas including branding, social media assets, film editing and infographics.

This starts this summer when a small UK charity will be offered support for three months from June. The deadline for applications is 17 April and the successful charity will be notified by 2 May.

Applicants must be a registered charity or not for profit organisations operating in the UK, with a total annual income of less than £1m.

"We’re thrilled to open our creative services to a UK charity for the first time, said Hello Charlie creative director and managing director Jason Mullings.

“Small charities rarely have the budget for professional design, yet powerful visuals and storytelling can make a huge difference in their impact.

“Our team has worked on everything from natural history documentaries to global awards shows, and we’re excited to use our skills to help a charity create something truly meaningful."



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