Our Work
We meet nonprofits and mission-driven orgs where they are—and help them get to where their board thought they already were.

NPower
We partnered with NPower to deliver a cohesive strategy, impactful tools, and an award-winning website.
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Boys & Girls Club of the Greater Triad
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Triad was growing from High Point into one Club across the Triad. We gave that regional vision one clear message and a new website.
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Rockwood CDC
Rockwood CDC grew from $494K to $9.7M in two years after working with Liminal on its brand and website.
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United Way Greater Triangle
We partnered with UWGT to clarify their story, activate the refreshed brand locally, and rebuild their digital presence for donors, partners, and community members.
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Practivated
We created a category-defining brand (and octopus mascot!) for a new AI-powered platform for fundraisers.
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NCCHWA
We developed NCCHWA’s core messaging, including new mission and vision statements, and overhauled their website.
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Restore NYC
Our work with Restore included a new outcomes-based Impact page, refreshed home page and subpages, general website management, as well as event and end of year branding and management.
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NCVAN
Our work included a full brand messaging strategy, a new visual brand identity, a new website redesign, video production, and core branded print marketing and fundraising collateral.
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Hood Code
We partnered with Hood Code, an organization based in New York City that provides coding education to youth living in public housing. We created Hood Code’s brand identity and a new website to match.
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Lift Up the Vulnerable
Seeking to expand their work in Sudan and South Sudan, they engaged us for an extensive rebranding.
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Our Services
We take nonprofits from “we’re doing great work, we promise” to “wow, that’s impressive!”
"True change is driven by those who have the most to gain and the most to give"
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