KCTS 9, a public television station in Seattle, WA, was seeing declining acquisition mail response rates. Allegiance set out to find out why and reverse the trend.

To promote Audubon's Birds and Climate Change Report, Allegiance Group developed digital engagement strategies to encourage members, bird enthusiasts and public audiences to read the report and take actions—in the form of pledges or donations.

The redesigned League of Women Voters site showcases their rich, 100-year history and impact while connecting with younger activists and driving them to take action on the issues that matter most to them.

Allegiance Group worked with Ocean Conservancy to design and build a mobile application, Clean Swell, and a new public database to provide analysis and reporting. The app was developed to streamline data collection for trash cleanups, allowing Ocean Conservancy to easily collect data year-round.

Allegiance Group helped breathe new life into one of America's most beloved civic organizations with a multi-channel campaign named 'She is me.'

Allegiance Group worked with Habitat to create a new user experience and web design for habitat.org that would also dovetail with a newly unveiled branding strategy.

The newly designed website helps INFORMS tell the collective story of its members and their profound impact on our society, while better connecting members to each other and the information they seek.

FARE created a searchable database for parents and students to easily find information about food allergy accommodations at different colleges.

In 2014, the Ice Bucket Challenge brought the Association into the public limelight. We designed and developed the Ice Bucket Challenge website, including an interactive infographic showing how the 2014 funds are used to make strides in research and patient support.

Allegiance Group redesigned and built two, new responsive websites for the American Diabetes Association: diabetes.org and the Association's online magazine, Diabetes Forecast.

A long-time client, Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) came to us for help selecting a new content management system (CMS) and to execute a new site design that presents the content in a way that is accessible and useful to both the layman and the scientific community.