Camden, NJ - Camden Revitalization programs have granted over 2.5 billion dollars to large corporations moving into Camden. To support Camden’s rising on a local level, a startup in the city plans to offer nonprofits servicing Camden incentives for their community work. Penji, a tech startup in Camden, is launching Camden Unlimited, an incentive program to help support qualified Camden nonprofits with logo designs, graphic designs, marketing materials, websites, apps, and anything else they need to prepare for 2018. Qualifying Camden nonprofits can apply and receive Penji’s Unlimited Design service for $1 a month. This incentive program aims to help rebrand Camden nonprofits, raise awareness for their programs and resources, and contribute to Camden’s Revitalization.
Camden Unlimited allows nonprofit executives and marketing teams to submit unlimited design projects from event flyers, newsletter, social media posts to funding presentations and even website and app designs. Taking designs off their plate frees the team to allocate more time and resources to maximize their impact. Penji, along with other Camden startups, plans to help bring awareness to these causes and utilize their resources to support Camden nonprofits to help Camden’s rising on a local level.
Co-Founders Khai Tran and Johnathan Grzybowski share how Camden Unlimited came to be. “The best way for us to help our city is by supporting the outstanding non-profits and giving them a boost. We want to help those who help others,” said Tran. “Supporting great teams who are working every day to grow our city is just the beginning of a more collaborative and inclusive Camden. Camden is rising and Camden Unlimited allows for everyone on the local level to be included in the development,” said Grzybowski.
To be considered, nonprofits must be registered and serving Camden residents and/or students. Penji is accepting 50 qualifying nonprofits for their Camden Unlimited initiative. Nonprofits have until January 31, 2018 to apply and can do so directly on Penji’s website: Penji.co/camdenunlimited.
Co-Founders Khai Tran and Johnathan Grzybowski share how Camden Unlimited came to be. “The best way for us to help our city is by supporting the outstanding non-profits and giving them a boost. We want to help those who help others,” said Tran. “Supporting great teams who are working every day to grow our city is just the beginning of a more collaborative and inclusive Camden. Camden is rising and Camden Unlimited allows for everyone on the local level to be included in the development,” said Grzybowski.
To be considered, nonprofits must be registered and serving Camden residents and/or students. Penji is accepting 50 qualifying nonprofits for their Camden Unlimited initiative. Nonprofits have until January 31, 2018 to apply and can do so directly on Penji’s website: Penji.co/camdenunlimited.
