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Support our work.
If the work we do for nonprofits and cause-driven organizations has helped you or someone you care about, and you’d like to give something back — this page is here for you. No obligation, no pressure, no judgement.
Lo que sea de su corazón.
We partner with nonprofits at rates that keep the work sustainable for them. That means ongoing maintenance, training, rescue calls, and the occasional 2am “the site’s down” text — often at cost or below. It’s how we want to work, and it’s also why the margins are thin.
Contributions from people who’ve appreciated what we do — clients past and present, friends, folks who found us through a nonprofit we built — are what make it possible to keep the doors open and keep saying yes to new partners.
Every one of the options below genuinely helps. Give what feels right, or don’t give at all — the page is a courtesy, not an ask.
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Or support the work of our partners.
Honestly, one of the best things you can do for us is support the nonprofits we build for. Every one of these organizations is doing real work, and every one of them could use a hand.
- Koinonia Farm
Intentional Christian community in southwest Georgia; working for racial reconciliation and sustainable agriculture since 1942.
Visit koinoniafarm.org - Hands of Guatemala
Fair-trade artisan marketplace supporting Guatemalan weavers and indigenous women-led cooperatives.
Visit handsofguatemala.com - Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail
Pollinator conservation program connecting gardens and schools across the country in memory of Mrs. Carter.
Visit rosalynncarterbutterflytrail.org - Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative
Coalition advocating for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and a nuclear-weapons-free world.
Visit nuclearbantreaty.org - Narrow Ridge Earth Literacy Center
Education center in East Tennessee teaching sustainable living, earth literacy, and land stewardship.
Visit narrowridge.org - Sowega Victims Alliance
Crime-victim advocacy and resource coordination across southwest Georgia.
Visit sowegavictims.org
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”
However you chose to show up, thank you.
Reading this far counts. Sharing our work with a friend counts. Supporting one of the organizations above counts. We appreciate all of it — if you have a question, send us a note.
— the Lowthian Design team