They approached Re—Union to define their visual identity and a design Ayuda Efectiva's website, their main platform for donations.

After several conversations with Pablo, Ayuda Efectiva's CEO we realized that one of the major pain points about the conventional donations models is the lack of evaluation of its effectiveness, namely the impact that it creates.

We created a monogram with Ayuda Efectiva's initials that symbolizes a thread: it highlights Ayuda Efectiva's standpoint about solidarity: there couldn't be Aid (Ayuda) without being Effective (Efectiva), they’re bonded, tied together.

The stroke overlaps reflecting movement, and the shape is rounded and delicate, transmitting closeness, warmth. The above-mentioned monogram's idiosyncrasies counter-balance the solid, formal, wordmark in capital letters.

The use of a warm palette made out of earthly tones, together with the graceful typeface Canela —used for significant messages in headlines as well as relevant data through infographic— in contrast to the utilitarian Roboto Mono for texts, creates a balance between the will to create awareness about meaningful themes such as Malaria or Vitamin A deficiency, and Ayuda Effectiva’s straightforward and research-driven approach.