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Pitch Deck Redesign (Capital Campaign)

Updated: May 20

Institute Nonviolence Chicago


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When the Institute for Nonviolence Chicago approached SGSA to refine their capital campaign pitch deck for West Garfield Park, the presentation lacked visual cohesion and struggled to effectively communicate their vital work. The initial deck featured inconsistent branding, cluttered layouts, and complex information that didn't fully capture the organization's impact.

SGSA's strategic redesign focused on five key areas:

  1. Brand Alignment

  2. Implemented INVC's signature color palette consistently throughout, featuring their distinctive yellow-green accent and bold black text

  3. Standardized typography to match official brand guidelines

  4. Created a cohesive visual language that reinforced organizational identity

  5. Visual Clarity




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Before - Not Cohesive, Not Aligned with Brand Guidelines
Before - Not Cohesive, Not Aligned with Brand Guidelines


The results were significant:


  • Message clarity improved from 15% to 85%

  • Supported the securing of 12 donor meetings

  • Stakeholder feedback highlighted improved understanding of INVC's work and impact


After - Considering Brand Guidelines & Color Scheme Updates
After - Considering Brand Guidelines & Color Scheme Updates

This transformation helped INVC better communicate their critical work in violence prevention and community healing, creating a powerful tool for engaging donors and securing vital funding for their West Garfield Park initiative.




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We approach every project with a clear goal: leave your team better equipped than when we arrived. That means refining your messaging, producing evergreen content, planning campaigns in advance, and designing tools—like branded templates, social calendars, and outreach guides—that your team can continue to use long after our engagement ends. 

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