35 Things Design Can Do For Your Nonprofit

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The document lists 35 ways that good design can benefit a nonprofit organization. It states that design can help nonprofits look professional, make complex information understandable, attract more donors, increase visibility and credibility, focus attention, integrate with CRM systems, grow email lists, inspire donations, and make the organization stand out from competitors. Overall, the document argues that investing in design can strengthen nearly all aspects of a nonprofit's online presence and fundraising abilities.

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35 Things
Design Can Do
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Good Design
Makes you look
professional
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Good Design
Makes the complex
understandable
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Good Design
Helps you attract
more donors
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Good Design
Turns boring
into compelling
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Good Design
Makes you look
like an expert
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Good Design
Increases your
visibility
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Good Design
Keeps people
on your website
longer
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And keeps people
coming back
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Good Design
Builds your
credibility
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Good Design
Gets people to
trust you
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Good Design
Gets people to
like you
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Good Design
Keeps you from
looking outdated
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Good Design
Focuses visitors
attention
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on the right words

Good Design
Integrates with
your donor CRM
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Good Design
Increases your
email list
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Good Design
Makes people
want to donate
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Good Design
Makes you proud
to show people
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Good Design
Helps you make
your point
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Good Design
Explains your
message clearly
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Good Design
Conveys your
ideas clearly
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Good Design
Makes people
remember you
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Good Design
Makes you
stand out from
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your competitors

Good Design
Looks good
in every medium
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Good Design
Gets your
newsletter
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opened

Good Design
Helps you
earn respect
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Good Design
Attracts great
job candidates
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Good Design
Attracts great
partners
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Good Design
Attracts great
board members
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Good Design
Attracts great
sponsors
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Good Design
Attracts great
funders
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Good Design
Makes you
shareable on
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social media

Good Design
Looks good on
every device
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Computer, mobile and tablet

Good Design
Reduces your
bounce rate
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Good Design
Helps visitors
find information
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quickly

Good Design
Lets you shine
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