FAI Website + Brand Update

Client Partner:

FaithAction

New Brand for a New Era of the Organization
FaithAction International provides services to help immigrants and refugees ease their transitions into new communities. FAI sought A Great Idea to evolve its branding to better communicate its mission and modernize its creative assets for easy reproducibility and visual cohesion across all digital platforms and printed collateral.
CHALLENGE

FaithAction International sought to broaden its impact and regional recognition while increasing community-led opportunities.

REQUEST

Refine messaging and creative collateral to reflect the current organization, its focus on collaboration and measurable impact.

RESULT

A Great Idea guided FAI’s board and staff through an assessment of its mission and vision to recalibrate itself to be a more community-led organization with clearer language to articulate its work and who it serves. Moreover, FAI’s basic brand assets (logo, typography) were redesigned to meet modern media applications.

AWARD RECOGNITIONS

2024
GDUSA Design Award
GDUSA
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"
Not only has AGI assisted with our logo, values, and tagline revamping, but has also updated our website and print material. Lots of thoughtful conversations and considerations were made, to change the narrative and make it more clear what the organization does in the community.
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José B.
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Executive Director

Modern Marks


Faith Action International felt its previous logo no longer suited the organization at its present and could be better optimized for modern digital communication. However, the icon in its previous logo strongly represented community spirit. To give their logo a more modern feel, we created abstracted people icons that also read as the letters F and A. The letter A and the word Action in the wordmark were intentionally made orange to elevate and signal each other within the logo. Our redesigned icon preserved the community spirit of its predecessor and with updates to its palette and face type, A Great Idea built for them for a bolder, more confident logo.

Tagline, We’re It!

FaithAction International adopted new a tagline which we wrote to communicate their work with more directness and clarity. “Immigrant and refugee services to welcome, advocate, and empower” reinforces the idea of being action-oriented for those they serve. 

Promotional Prowess


FaithAction’s new branding allows for new marketing assets to expand its visibility and reinforce the brand’s bolder palette and versatility of the logo and badge. Among these new pieces are a step-and-repeat for red carpet, photo opportunities, and table runners for outreach events.

Frequently Asked Questions About Services Used in FAI Website + Brand Update

How do I know if I need brand strategy consulting?

Some signs that you need brand strategy consulting include:

  • Inconsistent or unclear brand messaging
  • Declining clientele or customer engagement
  • Perceived lack of differentiation from competitors
  • Confusion over target audience
  • Low brand awareness
  • Outdated brand identity
  • Negative public perception
  • Lack of brand advocacy

What if we need multiple landing pages?

Our landing page development services can include template creation for a scalable system—a great option for annual campaigns, programmatic announcements, or multi-language announcements—or multiple unique page designs.

What exactly is a landing page?

A landing page is a single, focused web page designed to drive a specific action—like donating, signing up, or registering—without the distractions of a full website.

How does brand identity design differ from brand strategy?

Brand identity design is the visual and creative expression of a broader brand strategy: it’s establishing how your brand looks. While brand strategy defines what your brand’s values, target audience, and market position are, brand identity design translates those elements into a visual language using elements like logos, color schemes, and typography.

What are the key components of a brand identity?

  • Logo: The visual representation of your brand
  • Color Palette: The specific colors used to represent your brand
  • Typography: The fonts and styles used in your brand communications
  • Imagery & Graphics: The style of images and graphics that complement your brand
  • Brand Voice and Messaging: The language and tone used in your communications
  • Brand Guidelines: The document that codifies and ensures consistency across all brand collateral
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