Tilitonse Foundation is an organisation that builds the capacity of civil society organisations and community-based organisations in good governance.
the project
Tilitonse Foundation is a Malawian organisation dedicated to strengthening the capacity of civil society and community-based organisations in the areas of good governance, transparency, and citizen participation.
As part of its efforts to improve visibility and engagement, Tilitonse Foundation partnered with Project4 on a comprehensive non-profit brand communication initiative. This involved developing a new brand identity and a responsive website that clearly communicates the Foundation’s mission, programs, and impact to a broad range of stakeholders.
In addition to brand and website design, we have provided editorial design for reports and publications, as well as ongoing web support and content management services to help the organisation maintain a consistent and professional digital presence.
We have collaborated with Tilitonse Foundation on several editorial design projects, including the layout and design of their annual reports, newsletters, and other communication materials. Our work ensures their publications are visually engaging, brand-aligned, and easy to navigate for a wide audience.
Tilitonse online
As part of our ongoing work in non-profit brand communication, we have supported Tilitonse Foundation’s web and social media platforms — providing design, hosting, and content management services to ensure consistent and impactful digital engagement.
Communications
Austin Madinga, founder and digital marketing strategist of Project4, applied his strong communication and social media skills as part of the publicity team for the #ShiftThePower Conference hosted by Tilitonse Foundation. The event attracted participants from across Africa and Europe.
Tilitonse Foundation successfully engaged and interacted with its stakeholders through their online and virtual channels both in the lead-up to and during the conference.
Client testimony
What Robert White, the CEO of Tilitonse Foundation, has to say