Situation
The COVID-19 pandemic was a global health disaster unlike any other in living memory. As governments and health care systems around the world hurried to catch up, key workers were being put at risk by a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE). A group of 20 volunteers in Nottingham sprung into action. Making use of 3D printers and injection moulding machines that sat idle, the team produced thousands of pieces of PPE and provided them for free to key workers across the country.
Solution
I worked with the team behind this amazing effort to help them gain fundraising traction with a strong visual identity and online presence. Creating the name 'The PPE Print Project' and accompanying brand assets I worked with the team to understand their needs and help them achieve their goals effectively. The project was up and running within a couple of weeks and helped to unite these incredible volunteers in their fight to protect our vital key workers.
