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Best of the Year
Best Designing for Good + Public Service of 2015
The designing for good and public service that won a GDUSA award in 2015, each with the firm and the designers credited.
18 award-winning projects
Public service design has the smallest budgets in the awards and the largest jobs, from getting a vaccine taken to getting a teenager to talk. The designer has to make a message land with people who didn't ask for it, which means plain words and one clear next step. The winners here respect the reader and get to the point. Big Pivot Partners and Mission Partners lead the category with nine and eight wins, and Kimberly-Clark's Kotex First Period hub showed what a corporate team can do when it treats an awkward subject with care. The best designers of public service work are collected here. Open any campaign to see it and learn what made it work.
Standouts of 2015
- The Freedom of Danceby Bradley Bawek for SBA Performing Arts · 2015
- Coca-Cola Blood Driveby Coca-Cola Studios · 2015
- Forced to Fleeby Eismont Designs for Calling All Crows · 2015
- Feminism + Co Lecture Series Direct Mailerby Ellen Bruss Design for Museum of Contemporary Art Denver · 2015
- Luminocity Gala Inviteby Ellen Bruss Design for Museum of Contemporary Art Denver · 2015
- The Children’s Center - Brand Story Bookby Team Detroit - The Park for The Children’s Center · 2015
2015
The Freedom of Dance
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Bradley Bawek
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Coca-Cola Blood Drive
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Coca-Cola Studios
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Forced to Flee
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Eismont Designs
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Feminism + Co Lecture Series Direct Mailer
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Ellen Bruss Design
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Luminocity Gala Invite
Designing for Good + Public Service
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Ellen Bruss Design
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The Children’s Center - Brand Story Book
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Team Detroit - The Park
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Joyce Van Winkle Memorial Susan G. Komen Walk Team T-Shirt and Seed Pack
Designing for Good + Public Service
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How 2 Design
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Singer/Songwriter Sarah Lou Richards Album
Designing for Good + Public Service
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How 2 Design
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National Parks in the Chesapeake
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Design As Service, Messiah College
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IH8War
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HivelyDesigns
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Rocket, Plane, Racer, Truck - Canvas Art For Kids
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Three Dogs Design Studio
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Identity and Collateral Design
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jLinton design
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Branding
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Saputo Design, Inc.
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Dogs on Deployment Branding
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Nicte Creative Design
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Keystone House Mystery Gala 2015 Materials
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TFI Envision, Inc.
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Branding for the First Annual Untold News Awards
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Marine Lane
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Arthritis Foundation Graphic Materials
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Team Detroit
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Detroit Modernism Week Promotion
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John Latin
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Common questions
- How many designing for good and public service projects won GDUSA awards in 2015?
- The gallery lists 18 winners from 2015 in this category, out of 365 across all years. Each one appears here with its firm and designer credits.
- Which firms won the most GDUSA awards for designing for good and public service in 2015?
- Ellen Bruss Design and How 2 Design share the top spot with 2 of the 2015 winners each. The ranking for the year lists every firm with its winning work. Best Designing for Good + Public Service firms of 2015, by award wins.
- Who are the clients on the 2015 designing for good and public service projects?
- Clients named on this work include Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Arthritis Foundation Michigan, Artissimo Designs, Calling All Crows, Detroit Art Deco Society. The credit comes from the firm that entered the work.
- How do I enter next year's awards?
- Entries go through the GDUSA entry platform. A single entry costs $120 as of October 2026, and packages bring the price per piece down to $400 for ten to twenty entries. Winners who publish get a project page here with full credits, and publication is the paid step. How the awards work.