The MGFA is a rare disease nonprofit dedicated to supporting the myasthenia gravis (MG) community and funding clinical research. Founded in 1952, the organization's brand identity has gone through several generations of reinvention and continues to evolve.As the MGFA's lead designer, I started the critical work of curating and refining the organization's graphic output through clean typography, color palettes, and layouts centering accessibility. My projects encompassed vital corporate documents, print appeals, collaborations with pharmaceutical partners, environmental graphics for the MGFA's various conferences and community events, web and email campaigns, and social media. I collaborated with multiple teams to build new imagery that could adapt and grow with the organization's strategic plan.

CLIENT: Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America
YEARS COMPLETED: 2025-26