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Led by former Newsweek Magazine contract photographer Najlah Feanny, Photo for Social GOOD brings together some of the world's most renowned photojournalist, available for assignment work with your non-profit anywhere in the world. Our photographers and videographers have decades of experience shooting for major newspapers and magazines and are now turning their lenses on the nonprofit world to document social GOOD.

"We've spent a lifetime documenting history. Now it's our turn to change it. Najlah Feanny said. Our images inspire the world to take action,"  

Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston, Jamaica, serves more than 70,000 sick children each year. As the only specialist children's hospital in the English-speaking Caribbean, itsneeds are great and their resources are limited. New equipment, upgraded facilities and additional wings to the hospital are desperately needed to help save the lives of little angels.

Jamaican nonprofit Operation Angels Rise (OAR) answered the call to make a difference and isholding a series of fundraisers for the Shaggy Make A Difference Foundation which is working to fill some of these needs. OAR needed to put a face on the cause and turned to Design for Social GOOD and our team of renowned photographers to do just that. Read more »

Putting the right face on any non-profit is crucial to successfully telling a powerful story. The story of your non-profit and how it's making a difference in the world.

When Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens wanted to put a face on their organization, they turned to Design for Social GOOD and our team of award winning photojournalists. With decades of major newspaper and magazine experience, we used our talents to capture real life images at several of the programs Catholic Charities administers. Images that provoke emotion, showing children eager to learn at a head start center. Images that display pride and dignity of a woman who has dedicated decades to cooking for children. And images of inspiration as Muslim women participate in ESL classes as they learn English as a second language. Read more »

In 2009 Design for Social GOOD produced the powerful social media campaign Do1Thing.org, working in partnership with Covenant House. Renowned photographers and videographers photographed hundreds of homeless teenagers across the country, putting a face on homeless teenagers while asking everyone to Do1Thing to help. Did you know that right now, there are more homeless than at any other time in American history or that 1.3 million of them are youth? Read more »

Design for Social Good produces video on "one of the most polluted cities in the world" featuring images by Yuri Kozyrev for Consequences by NOOR. Read more »