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Do Big Good
Impact Measurement Systems
DO BIG GOOD is a Seattle-based consulting firm that creates models, metrics,
and processes to help clients maximize their social impact.
START EARLY AND ADAPT We believe that impact evaluation starts at the
beginning of a project, not the end. Our impact measurement systems use carefully
selected KPIs to provide funders and grantees with ongoing information about
project outcomes. This information, in turn, becomes a catalyst for adaptation. As a
result of adaptation, programs are more effective and achieve greater impact.
DESIGN LIKE A STARTUP We use startup methods like user-centered design and
rapid prototyping to develop our impact measurement systems. We work with staff
and beneficiaries to co-design a system prototype that combines models, metrics,
and processes. Then we pilot the system, refining and scaling based on the results.
WORK AT SCALE We design impact measurement systems that are deployed at
the state and national level. Here are some of our client projects:
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION We are committed to social justice inside our
organization as well as in our client work. Do Big Good is a woman-owned business.
In addition, 100% of our current team is female, nonbinary, and/or people of color.
LET’S TALK We invite you to contact our Founder at Mary@dobiggood.com to
explore how we can support you. By starting early, measuring consistently, and
adapting often, we believe any organization can increase the impact of their work.
Do Big Good, LLC • 220 2nd Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 • dobiggood.com • 857-928-1297
images: Do Big Good, Resource Media, Flickr/Mr.TinDC, Freepik, Flat Icon
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ment system with
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in 14 cities.
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action in California.
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toolkit for election
workers across the US.