The Good Miami Project provides pro bono and discounted photoshoots to Miami-based Non-Profits.
The Good Miami Project, now in its fourth year, partners with Miami’s non-profits to deliver high-quality pro bono and discounted photography that brings their missions to life. Founded in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 crisis, the project began to support local organizations navigating unprecedented challenges. What started with a few outreach emails to groups listed in the Miami Foundation’s Give Miami Day directory has evolved into a trusted visual partner for over 60 non-profits across the city.
The Good Miami Project works closely with each organization to understand their storytelling needs and create imagery that captures their work and amplifies their impact. The project has helped Miami’s change-makers share their stories with broader audiences, from grassroots social justice and environmental conservation initiatives to major cultural institutions. The photos have been used across various platforms—from social media campaigns to billboards and even reports to the U.S. Congress—demonstrating the power of visual storytelling to drive change.
The project’s commitment to partnering with non-profits has also led to prominent public exhibits at locations such as the Miami-Dade County Main Public Library, bus stops throughout the county, the Adrienne Arsht Center, and Lynn University.
By offering accessible, professional photography services, the Good Miami Project helps non-profits elevate their outreach and fundraising efforts, ensuring that their visual stories resonate and inspire action.
