Savage is committed to sustainability for our people and our profession, our environment, and the community around us.

We only work with Forest Stewardship Council-certified printers and recommend papers with recycled content.

Savage Good produced a series of brochures to educate pancreatic cancer patients and their families, and empower them in choices surrounding their treatment and care.

Project GRAD sought the help of Savage Good to build a microsite that clearly explains its mission and drives traffic to get involved.

As part of our sustainability initiative, Savage established a “Fun Committee” and a “Sustainability Committee” to encourage a positive and green work environment for our employees.

Savage Good worked with Seats for Smiles, a charity that donates unused tickets to children and families with life-threatening illnesses.

To highlight the March of Dimes’ New Orleans-inspired theme of the annual culinary fundraiser, Savage Good created materials featuring a Mardi Gras mask made out of food items.

Sustainability

We are committed to sustainability for our people and our profession, our environment, and the community around us.

Sustaining Our People and Our Profession

We believe that design is good business and that it matters. Honoring this belief means that we invest in our own people and their professional development and that we work to educate others on the business of design. We work to elevate awareness of design as a profession and as a contributor to business success.

Sustaining Our Environment

We believe that as designers we can reduce our own environmental footprint and help our clients make sustainable choices in their communication strategies. Through the work we produce, paper is our largest opportunity for change. We look for environmentally sound options that conserve resources; we recommend papers with recycled content; and we work only with Forest Stewardship Council-certified printers.

We have expanded this idea to include reducing paperwork that clogs the creative processes and gets in the way of getting the job done.

Sustaining Our Communities

We believe that we need to give back to the community, and we give back what is most valuable – our time and our talent. We have always undertaken pro bono projects for non-profit organizations, and in 2010 we formalized this process under the "Savage Good" brand.