Share Necessities is a non-profit organization that serves inner city youth through meditation, yoga, and leadership training. Whether delivering health kits to neighbors in need or school supplies to low-income students, Share Necessities strives to help people form a greater connection to their communities.

BLT Helps designed signage for Share Necessities’ first inner-city CommUNITY Wellness Center in South Los Angeles, which opened its doors on Saturday, November 4, 2016. Recently, we created additional signs to promote their youth and adult services which support a healthy mind-body connection through yoga, mixed martial arts, and mindfulness training. Many thanks to Continental Colorcraft for donating their services to print and install the signs on Giving Tuesday! We also designed charity ads for Share Necessities that you may recognize from the 2016 and 2017 Clio Entertainment Awards catalogs.

For more information on Share Necessities and what they do, please check out their website.

Food on Foot provides the poor and homeless of Los Angeles with nutritious meals, clothing, and assistance in the transition to employment and life off the streets. Their Work for Food program provides additional opportunities to earn food vouchers, bus tokens, and phone cards, through working in teams to clean up the streets of Hollywood. BLT Helps created ads and covered the cost of ad placement in the Key Art Awards catalog to build organization awareness.

PATH is a family of agencies working together to end homelessness through customized supportive services, permanent housing development, and community engagement. BLT Helps created ads and covered the cost of ad placement in the Key Art Awards catalog to build organization awareness.

BLT Helps designed logos for Lady Parts Justice League – the first not safe for work, rapid response reproductive rights messaging hub that uses comedy, culture, and digital media to sound an alarm about the terrifying erosion of reproductive access so people will get off their asses and reclaim their rights.

Their name is an homage to Lisa Brown, a former Michigan state rep who, when in office, was banned from the statehouse floor for using the word vagina when arguing against a transvaginal ultrasound bill. When she asked what she SHOULD say, they suggested something less provocative like “lady parts.” The offensive nature of men uncomfortable with the word vagina, but perfectly comfortable legislating it, inspired the name.

The LAFD is a full-spectrum life safety agency protecting more than four million people who live, work and play in America’s second largest city. BLT Helps is honored to support these real-life heroes any way we can. We’ve provided logo designs, 3D renderings, and assets for the new Metropolitan Fire Communications Center – from social media branding to signage, plaques, and department stationery designs.

BLT Helps and renowned photographer Brigitte Lacombe traveled to India to document Heifer’s life-changing work with the women of rural Rajasthan. We were welcome into their homes and community meetings and saw, first-hand, the impact of Heifer’s gifts – not only resources and training, but also self-sufficiency and confidence. We then created a digital outreach campaign with interviews, videos, youth blogs, and stunning photography, raising over $150,000 for Heifer’s continuing work in India.

BLT Helps produced this trailer for the film Tapestries of Hope with Freshwater Haven, a non-profit organization founded to address the dramatic social change that is required to stop physical, sexual and emotional abuse of women and children. This documentary exposes the rape and abuse of thousands of young girls in Zimbabwe by men who believe the myth that having sex with a virgin will cure their HIV/AIDS.

Heifer International is a global non-profit organization dedicated to sustainably ending world hunger and poverty by empowering communities. BLT Helps designed invitations, signage, and event décor for two Critics Choice Awards after parties honoring the inspirational work of Heifer International.

An earthquake preparedness brochure was created for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program, part of the Los Angeles City Fire Department. CERT supports community engagement by providing free lessons in fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.