McGuffin Creative Group Announces 2024 Marketing Grant for Nonprofits
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Applications are now open for the 2024 McGuffin Grant, created by Chicago-based marketing and advertising agency McGuffin Creative Group, to help a 501(c)(3) nonprofit further its mission with $30,000 in creative services.
An online application for the 2024 grant is available here and must be submitted by April 15, 2024 at 11:59pm CT. The grant is open to any 501(c)(3) organization seeking design and marketing help to further its mission.
“We’re grateful to be able to offer the McGuffin Grant again this year, our 13th,” says McGuffin’s president, Chris Sculles. “To provide a deserving nonprofit with the creative talent and strategic know-how to meet a marketing goal is extremely satisfying. Our goal is simply to help people doing good to do even better.”
Launched in 2011, the McGuffin Grant gives one nonprofit recipient per year the expertise and guidance of the McGuffin team, totaling $30,000 in work. The scope of that work is defined by the client’s needs and goals, which might include building a more compelling brand, launching a fundraising campaign, or designing materials to help a brand take root or expand its reach.
The recipient of the 2023 McGuffin Grant was Dogs for Better Lives, a nonprofit organization that trains and places assistance dogs free of charge with deaf or hard-of-hearing adults, children diagnosed with autism and licensed professionals working with vulnerable communities so people with disabilities can lead safer and more independent lives.
Founded in 2004, McGuffin Creative Group provides a range of marketing services, including branding, digital communications and print communications, to clients in the banking, financial services and healthcare industries.
Source: McGuffin Creative Group
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