🍊Bay Area Nonprofit Outreach Materials | Free Produce Giveaway!
Anna Clair Miller
My client, a Bay Area food access nonprofit called Fresh Approach, in partnership with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Platt Family YMCA, hosted a free produce program in East Palo Alto, CA, a low-income city that is the home of the Meta headquarters.
This event needed both print and digital materials for distributing throughout local sites and on social media.
Outcome: The outreach materials proved to be extremely successful, and all of the produce boxes were claimed each week! Dozens of families were able to receive boxes of fresh, delicious produce in time for the holidays!
This ended up being one of my favorite projects that I worked on for my client—it felt wonderful to know that these materials resulted in such a tangible benefit to the community!
1x1 social media post
Design process:
• I sought to make the materials for this initiative feel bright and inviting: The Spring Pea Green color from my client’s brand kit helped the Instagram graphic pop on audience’s feeds, helping to draw attention from audience members who may benefit the most from the service. The Instagram graphic also has a subtle textural overlay to provide visual interest.
• I created fruit and vegetable illustrated assets for their brand applications. The root veggies and broccoli on the flyers, in addition to the muted veggies on the right hand border graphic on the Instagram post, were created using Adobe Fresco raster drawing tools, which were then converted into SVG files.
• The flyers utilizes warm, autumnal tones from the client’s brand kit.
• Both graphics utilize photographs taken at the East Palo Alto Farmers’ Market, operated by Fresh Approach, and were chosen to reflect seasonality.
A4 print flyer, posted in public locations throughout East Palo Alto
5.5x7 flyer, distributed by hand throughout East Palo Alto
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Posted Jun 2, 2024
Marketing materials for print and social media supporting a nonprofit initiative to bring free, locally-grown produce to East Palo Alto families in Fall 2023.
