Do Big Things was a mission-driven digital agency that specializes in providing causes and campaigns with the new narrative and new tech for the new era in which we’re living today. We ended operations at the end of April 2024. We partner with progressive campaigns, causes and companies fighting to create a more sustainable and democratic future for all. By delivering smart, human-centered digital strategy, advertising, fundraising support and web development, we’ve helped advance a range of issues including racial and gender justice, environmental protection, education, paid leave, gun safety, and voter engagement. Our expertise includes local, state and national movements and we have extensive experience in fundraising, community building and mobilization. We're proud to be women-owned and women-led with a team that's 50% people of color. As a highly diverse organization, we’re able to engage a broad spectrum of people, including those who are often under-represented, by developing strategies and content for real people. Are you ready to change the world? Let’s do big things together.
| Website | http://www.dobigthings.today |
| Employees | 6 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Address | 722 12th St NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20005, US |
| Industry | Advertising Services |
| Keywords | Digital Agency, Mission Driven, Narrative Consulting, Tech Solutions, Campaign Marketing, Cause Marketing, Nonprofit Marketing, Social Impact, Digital Strategy, Branding Agency, Communications Agency, Marketing Agency, Web Design, Web Development, Content Marketing, Seo Services, Social Media Marketing, Public Relations, Project Management, New Technology |
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Ira Palmer is the Senior Director, Digital Advertising of Do Big Things.
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Do Big Things is based in Washington, District of Columbia.