
These Numbers Have Faces
Print, campaigns, video
Annual reports, end-of-year fundraising pieces, and campaign films including Hope Starts Here and Eric’s Story.
Studio · Fort Mill, South Carolina
Web, design, and video for people doing work that matters. One person. I build it, I ship it, I stay reachable.
A starting set of project cards. Drop more stills into images/work/ anytime — this page is built for that.

Print, campaigns, video
Annual reports, end-of-year fundraising pieces, and campaign films including Hope Starts Here and Eric’s Story.

Video and web
Long-term work with a nonprofit that partners with local changemakers — films, pages, and updates that sound like the people doing the work.

Website, workspace, campaign design
A STEM program for high-school girls in Rwanda — site, domain, Google Workspace, email, and campaign graphics that hold up in a fundraiser.

Video
Earlier Kentucky work making dry policy topics watchable — including pieces with Dr. Howard Fuller and Seven Pillars.
Website, learning materials, fundraising
Board-level creative for a Rwanda-focused education nonprofit. Slot project images here when you’re ready.
Ready for your picks
Duplicate a card, drop images in images/work/, and fill the copy. Bones are ready.
Photos of layouts you already used as examples — good temporary gallery until curated project stills land.
One-sheet PDF · Video links: Living Fully, Hope Starts Here, Eric’s Story, Howard Fuller, Seven Pillars
Websites, design, video, and the follow-through most rebuilds skip. No account manager. You talk to the person doing the work.
New sites and rebuilds on Squarespace, WordPress, Carrd, or custom. Donation pages, sitemaps, and SEO basics so people can find you.
Campaign graphics, print, patterns, and fundraising pieces. Affinity and InDesign work that looks considered on a screen and on a table.
Edits, campaign films, YouTube, and audio cleanup — from a messy folder of clips to something you can actually send.
Interior typesetting and book layout in Affinity Publisher. Quiet, readable pages for people who are self-publishing.
Domains, Google Workspace, email migration, and the practical follow-through most redesigns skip. I stay until it actually works.
Professional proposals and leave-behinds for nonprofits and small teams who need the work to look as serious as it is.
Four steps. No junior handoff.
What you have, what you need, the real constraints — budget, deadline, who has to approve it.
Pages and a look that fits. You see it before anything is built, so we are not guessing in public.
You review. We tighten. No disappearing for three weeks.
Logins, docs, and a person who still picks up when something breaks six months later.
The Oberg's is a single-member LLC in Fort Mill, just south of Charlotte. Websites, design, video, and the unglamorous parts — domains, inboxes, exports, handoff docs.
I work with nonprofits, churches, and small teams who need someone who actually finishes the job. A lot of that work has been with organizations in East Africa; some of it is closer to home.
You always know who you’re talking to. It’s me.
A short note is enough. Timing, budget, and what already exists. I usually reply within a couple of days.