Catholic Parish Initiatives

Catholic Parish Initiatives is a non-profit organizer of multi-parish raffles that enable Catholic churches around the country to engage parishioners and raise needed funds for operations, repairs and community projects.

We combined our love of community programs with our love of non-profits to help this organization’s founder launch with a brand identity and website. Through our Brand DNA process that included interviews with stakeholders in both the US and South America, we learned about the value of engaging parishioners in fundraising efforts, and the initiative to expand local St. Roch’s Church’s annual raffle to benefit more churches & communities nationwide. Our work included a brand identity, as well as a website. We designed the site to help parishes learn more about the raffle and sign up to participate; and to serve as a showcase for special projects and ways the organization gives back.

PROJECT SCOPE
Brand DNA
Messaging
Logo Design
Brand Identity
Website Design
Asset Design
Photography

Logo of Catholic Parish Initiatives with a gold and white emblem on a maroon background.
Letterhead, envelope, business card, and digital screen displaying the Catholic Parish Initiatives website and logo, with a background letter from the organization.
Statue of a saint or religious figure surrounded by colorful autumn-themed floral decorations, under a white tent.
A priest and a man are smiling and holding hands inside a church. The priest is wearing a black clerical shirt, and the man is wearing a red T-shirt. The church interior features religious statues, paintings, flowers, and altar decorations.
Four people, including a priest, smiling at the camera at an outdoor food event with food stations and umbrellas.
A priest dressed in black holding a large raffle drum filled with blue tickets at an event, with a group of people in red shirts behind him, one person holding a microphone, inside a tent with string lights.
Screenshot of Catholic Parish Initiatives website showing images of religious figures, people at fundraising events, and groups of supporters, with sections about supporting Catholic communities and fundraising programs.
Brass plaque with the Catholic Parish Initiatives logo and text mounted on a beige brick wall.
A beige tote bag hanging from a tree branch with the logo and text for Catholic Parish Initiatives printed on it.
Group of people standing outdoors in front of a white building with arches, some smiling, with a plaque on a stand in front.
A black plaque with gold text and emblem organized on a wooden surface, listing U.S. churches and parishes supported by Catholic Parish Initiatives, with a blurred background of greenery and sunlight.
Two white cylindrical cans with gold rims and a logo featuring red symbols, floating against a white background.
Display of two different alphabet fonts in uppercase on a red background.
Open laptop on a wooden chair showing a website for Catholic Parish Initiatives, with a photo of two men shaking hands inside a church. The website has a logo, menu options, and text about church fundraising and community support.

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