As we welcome 2026, we're taking a moment to look back at what made 2025 truly special for us at Cueball Creatives. This was the year we turned our long-held belief into action: use your skills to make a meaningful difference.
We’re not just an unlimited graphic design agency — we’re a design agency with a big heart, focused on changing lives every single day.
We worked with three incredible organizations this year, and each project taught us something new about the power of thoughtful design.
Project #1: Bringing Hope from Manipur: The Woogly Woo Story
Our first major project introduced us to Woogly Woo, an initiative born from crisis and fueled by compassion.
When conflict displaced women in Manipur in 2024, a group of dedicated individuals decided to act. They created Woogly Woo—not just a shop, but a lifeline. The concept is beautiful in its simplicity: train displaced women to craft colorful crochet dolls, then ensure they receive 94% of every sale.
One of Woogly Woo's most committed volunteers, Parv Anand, planned to showcase these handmade dolls at Woodstock School's Homecoming Mela in Mussoorie. But there was a twist—no fixed prices. Just an invitation to "pay what you feel," because dignity shouldn't have a price tag.
That's when we got involved.
We created a complete brand visual identity for the stall, starting with a social media teaser that set the tone. Using warm colors and images of both the cheerful dolls and children from Manipur, we crafted a message that spoke to the heart: "Pay What You Feel. Because dignity has no price."
Our graphic design for the standee focused on explaining how each doll represents more than just craftsmanship—it represents survival, courage, and new beginnings.
We highlighted how Woogly Woo provides training, product development support, and market access to these resilient women.
We also designed an interactive photo frame standee with the tagline "Small Dolls. Big Impact." The idea was simple but powerful: let visitors step into the frame, snap a photo, and share it on social media.
The Impact
We played a role in helping Woogly Woo spread the good word.
Unbelievably, every single doll got sold within just 3.5 hours.
This helped Woogly Woo raise ₹57,602/- to help support food, medicines, school fees, and winter supplies for families rebuilding their lives.
The numbers tell only part of the story. As Parv Anand puts it:
“But beyond the numbers, it was the kindness that stayed with me:
🧡 students who came back twice — even three times
🎁 friends choosing hashtag #WooglyWoo dolls as Secret Santa gifts
🙏 teachers from Manipur who shared words of gratitude and strength
✨ young donors writing things like:
“I wanted to make a difference, however small.”
Launching Our Pay-As-You-Want Model
Working with Woogly Woo crystallized something we'd been thinking about for a while: organizations doing meaningful work shouldn't struggle to afford good design.
That's why we introduced our "Pay-As-You-Want" service specifically for NGOs, social enterprises, and grassroots initiatives. You set your budget. We deliver professional graphics. It's that straightforward.
Project #2: Empowering Future Leaders with KR Scholars
Our second partnership brought us to KR Scholars, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Their mission is comprehensive: provide scholarships, teach financial literacy, and prepare students for successful careers. But they needed help sharing their impact in a way that would resonate with potential supporters and donors.
KR Scholars came to us with raw footage of real students sharing real stories. Our job was to transform these testimonials into a compelling short video that could work across social media platforms and presentations.
We focused on creating something authentic and engaging, keeping it between 30 seconds and one minute—short enough to hold attention on busy feeds, but meaningful enough to inspire action.
You can see the full video here.
The Impact
By volunteering our video editing and storytelling expertise, we helped KR Scholars save over $6000—money they could redirect toward more scholarships and student support programs. That's the kind of impact that motivates us.
Here’s a heartwarming testimony from KR Scholars that we cherish:
Project #3: Supporting Early Childhood Education in Colorado
Our third project took us to Healthy Child Care Colorado, an organization committed to creating safe, supportive environments where young children and early childhood professionals can thrive.
They needed physical event materials—retractable banners for conferences, tradeshows, and community events where they connect with educators and families.
We designed two 33.5" x 80" retractable banners that captured their mission while maintaining a professional, welcoming presence. We also provided print-ready files in multiple formats and recommended vendors for production.
The Impact
For a small nonprofit with no marketing budget, our work saved them $1,550—funds they could invest directly into supporting educators and families instead.
And of course, we love the testimony from Health Child Care Colarado:
Looking Ahead
These three projects are just the beginning of our NGO journey.
They're proof that creativity can be a force for good, and that professional skills become more valuable when shared with those who need them most.
As we move into 2026, we're committed to continuing this work.
If you're part of an NGO or social enterprise that needs design support, reach out.
Let's connect and discuss how we can help you share your story with the world.
You can also book a free demo to understand what we have on offer.
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