Our do-good clients

What is a do-good organization?

You don’t have to be a non-profit to be a do-good organization. In fact, we don’t think doing good has anything to do with your profit motive. We are a business that’s trying to make money, so we’d be hypocrites to say it did.

We define a do-good organization as one that:

  • does right by its customers, its employees and its community even if it’s not the most profitable thing to do
  • values honesty and open communication
  • admits mistakes and learns from them
  • works to improve lives through the creation and sharing of knowledge, the products they produce or their charity
  • treats all people with dignity and respect

We invest deeply in our client relationships. You will find that we care about what you do, not just what you do with your website. Like any relationship, shared values provide solid ground for our long-term work together.

Who do we work with?

The company you keep says a lot about who you are. It’s pretty obvious from the list below that we like colleges, universities and foundations. O.K., so we are nerds who love the academic enterprise. But don’t fret; we will work with normal organizations, too! Contact us

decimal152 clients include:

  • Stetson University
  • Ithaca College
  • Calvin College
  • Gettysburg College
  • Keystone College
  • University of Akron Libraries
  • Community Foundation of Palm Beach and Martin Counties
  • College of Saint Elizabeth
  • The Richard Stockton College of NJ
  • SUNY Cortland
  • Cortland College Foundation
  • Calvin Institute of Christian Worship

Prior to creating decimal152,  we led large scale projects for do-good organizations that included:

Bucknell University, Colorado State University, Marywood University, Mount Aloysius College, Oberlin College and Conservatory, Naugatuck Valley Community College, Oxford College of Emory University, Princeton University- Princeton Alumni Weekly, Randolph-Macon College, Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College, University of Akron, University of Miami, Herbert W. Hoover Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Majestic Theater, Take Stock in Children, Executive Women’s Golf Association, Pittsburg State University, Alvernia University, Westminster Christian School, Florida Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers (pro bono), Riverside Baptist Church (pro bono), The Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College, The Eisenhower Institute