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Good Design Design should help communicate the appropriate positioning of your charity or project and be a positive force within your organisation’s branding and structure. Good design plays a key role in creating a relationship between the organisation and its beneficiaries or supporters.
The Creative Charity Design Aid is all about delivering creativity for the benefit of charities and should always begin with a creative consultation to establish how your project or charity can benefit from the professional application of creative solutions.
Design for Print Design for print and print management has been at the core of Design Aid's work from the start and our portfolio has many examples of professionally designed quality print work including; leaflets, posters, annual reports, booklets, books, brochures, folders, flyers, CD covers, stationary, and much more.

Design Aid

the only registered charity providing professional graphic design & related creative services to charitable organisations and projects.

En-powering Charities

Design Aid en-powers...
charitable projects creating simple but powerful communication solutions

Quality Solutions

For over 10 years we have worked with top creatives to develop and perfect our creative services. Whether for print, web, or exhibition.

Service and simplicity

We are the only registered charity who provide professional creative solutions...
from our studio in north east England we ensure only professional creative communications solutions and excellent  service come out of Design Aid. We can achieve this because we use our extensive skills and talent combined with our insider in depth knowledge of the sector, whether it’s large budget and print managed work or low budget in house laser printer. The quality is assured and the process is simple: think, inspire, create, deliver, and all within the charity sector.

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