Koto partnered with GoFundMe to evolve its identity following the acquisition of Classy, expanding the brand from peer-to-peer fundraising into the nonprofit space. The refreshed system transforms the familiar goal bar into a dynamic progress circle, uniting all offerings under a single, human-centered story of collective progress. The result is a cohesive, product-informed identity that reinforces GoFundMe’s leadership in modern fundraising.
AKQA collaborated with GoFundMe to create 'Help Changes Everything', an AI-driven campaign celebrating the power of community. Using generative art inspired by public murals, the project transformed real donor stories into a dynamic digital mural and emotive film that visualized kindness in motion.
UnderConsideration’s Brand New reviewed GoFundMe’s new logo and identity designed by Koto. The rebrand introduces a refreshed green color palette, a proprietary sans serif typeface, and motion elements centered around the brand’s sun icon. The update modernizes the crowdfunding platform’s visual identity while maintaining its recognizable optimism.
PRINT Magazine’s Color & Design section curates a selection of recent design stories exploring color, creativity, and visual culture. The roundup highlights projects from studios like Koto, Bruce Mau Design, and MullenLowe, alongside features on photographers and designers such as José De Rocco and Yinka Ilori. The page emphasizes vibrant, culturally engaged, and forward-looking design work across branding, photography, and art.
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PRINT Magazine’s 'Socially Responsible Design' section highlights projects and studios that integrate ethics, sustainability, and inclusivity into their creative work. Featured stories include rebrands by Koto and Bruce Mau Design, collaborations by COLLINS and Bill McKibben, and initiatives promoting diversity and environmental awareness. The section underscores how design can drive positive social and cultural change.