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COMMUNITY BY DESIGN

SR Love & Care (Shrimad Rajchandra Love & Care) is an India-based humanitarian nonprofit dedicated to social service, relief work, and community development across underserved populations. As one of the founding members of the US design division, Pratik helped build the creative infrastructure from the ground up to support a rapidly growing volume of global initiatives.

  • CLIENT SRLC-USA
  • YEAR2017
  • CATEGORY MARKETING
  • LIVE PROJECT Visit Site

RESEARCH

Assessed the growing volume of design and marketing collateral requests coming through the US division, identifying an operational bottleneck that was slowing the nonprofit's ability to communicate its mission effectively. Documented the organization's existing visual identity, tone guidelines, and prior collateral to establish a baseline for the new team's work. Defined the scope of a standalone design division capable of operating independently from the broader marketing function.

DESIGN

Produced the SRLC Outro motion graphic, a distinctive animation in which social media icons dynamically reassemble to form a human portrait, resolving into the organization's logo, functioning as a signature brand moment across all digital video content. Oversaw and contributed to a broad range of print and digital collateral spanning awareness campaigns, event materials, and organizational communications. Maintained a cohesive visual identity across all US-facing assets.

DEVELOPMENT

Founded and scaled the US design division from 5 to 15+ volunteer creatives, establishing agile workflows, briefing processes, and quality standards to support the nonprofit's expanding output. In 2018, formally separated the design team from the marketing division to create a dedicated creative function capable of handling collateral requests independently. Built team infrastructure that continued to operate and grow beyond the initial founding period.

CONCEPT

The core idea behind building a standalone design division was to give the organization's creative output the same intentionality and consistency it gave its humanitarian work. Design, when done right, builds trust, and for a nonprofit operating across cultures and continents, visual credibility matters. The division's growth from 5 to 15+ volunteers was itself a reflection of that belief: when creative work is meaningful, people show up for it.

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