# 99designs offers free design work to 12 charities

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2013/12/12/99designs-offers-free-design-work-12-charities/
- Published: 2013-12-12T09:25:12+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Crowdsourced graphic design marketplace 99designs is running a Christmas competition
to give free design work to 12 charities around the world, including the UK. The
design work could cover a logo, t-shirts, social media, brochure design, a web page
or other work.

99designs created its [99nonprofits](http://99designs.co.uk/customer-blog/99nonprofits/)
programme in July 2012. Since then it has provided free design work to more than
100 organisations in 31 countries. The first winner this year was London-based Vision
Care for Homeless People.

99designs’ 12 Days of Design forms part of its 99nonprofits programme. This is the
second year that they have run the competition.

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Each winner will receive a ‘bronze-level design content’, worth up to $599 in which
a range of designers provide designs for the charity to review.

The contest is underway and [applications can be made](http://bit.ly/GraphicDesignGiveaway)
up to 20 December 2013.

**About 99designs**

Founded in 2008, 99designs has run 260,000 design contests to date and has 266,000
registered designers in over 190 countries. It is currently paying $2 million a 
month to designers.

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