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cause/affect

James David Morgan wrote this post at 3:19 pm on October 11th, 2007.

cause/affect is a very exciting design competition put on by AIGA San Francisco. The competition celebrates the work of “designers and organizations who set out to positively impact our society and communities.” From their website:

All work entered in the competition must promote or support social good and actively engage in enriching our lives. It can raise awareness about a cause or condition. It can celebrate an arts institution or event. All we ask is that it doesn’t contribute directly to the profit of a commercial organization.

This is a competition for do-gooders, who do good work. And it is open to all.

An entry fee of $30 applies (with some exceptions) and you can grab further details here. The deadline is November 9, and awards will be handed out in San Francisco on December 4.

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