Comms For A Cause

@commsforacause.org

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A queer, trans, feminist, neurodivergent-led collective offering pro bono communications, tech, and creative support to grassroots movements around the world.

Big bold header: “Want to support? You already can.” Text explains how to donate, pay it forward, or become a funder — with a call to check commsforacause.org/donation.
Announcement slide with: “We’re reopening consult calls!” Includes small text explaining the new structured, limited intake process.
Hand-drawn text saying: “We’re a two-person team. No funding. No interns. Just strategy, safety, and stubborn feminist hope.” Decorative stars and soft textures.
A quote page with blurred paper and soft hearts. Four anonymized testimonials from orgs, each expressing excitement and gratitude for the strategies received.
A vertical list of thematic areas with hand-drawn icons: Climate justice, Trans liberation, SRHR, Movement safety, Feminist publishing, Environmental justice, and more.
Map-inspired design with regions listed as “mountains, coastlines, forest regions, capital cities, rural towns” — without naming countries.
A warm, illustrated slide listing: “7 Communications Strategies, 1 Digital Security Toolkit, 3 Training & Workshop Proposals” with a hand-drawn star and hearts.
Text in soft lavender background. Reads: “The truth? We’ve been overwhelmed — in the best way. Here’s what we’ve been quietly building.” Notebook doodle-style illustrations in corners.
“Behind the Curtain at Comms for a Cause” written in playful script over a layered background with stars, torn paper, and a curtain illustration. Subtitle reads, “What a tiny team built in one month — with heart, politics, and way too many Google Docs.”
A pastel-toned digital letter set against the backdrop of a waving trans flag. The letter is titled “From our fight to yours, from our joy to yours – A love letter to every trans-led movement holding the line.” It features a heartfelt message to trans-led organizations, acknowledging their courage, joy, organizing, and community care, especially during difficult times. At the bottom is a photo of two smiling trans people, with the words “Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV)” in hand-drawn-style typography, along with heart and sparkle illustrations. The letter is signed by the Comms for a Cause team.