We’re a team and a family.
We have a team of the most amazing people — whether they’re employees or vendors — and the Make Good team and family is capable of doing pretty much anything. Our approach is to find the best people and the best experience to meet the needs of the organizations we work with.
Built on Relationships
Our team includes founders with decades of experience, production and technical teams we’ve trained to provide the sort of service Make Good is known for, and external vendors who are committed to and invest in the types of organizations we work with. Between them, they’ve worked with the largest international brands across both corporate and nonprofit sectors, on billion-dollar campaigns that have transformed communities and brought about good in the world.
We consider the people we work with family members, and we invest in both their professional and personal development as much as possible. If you’re interested in working with us and have a love for nonprofits, we’d love to meet you.
Christopher Frazier
Christopher has spent more than thirty years doing technical and creative work that didn’t fit a single category — major fundraising infrastructure, large-scale immersive production, open-source platform development, pastoral leadership. The common thread was looking for the structural question underneath whatever was being asked: what a tool or situation is actually assuming, and whether those assumptions hold for this organization and this moment. That’s where Make Good’s AI work comes from. He builds the systems — and he’s the one asking whether any given system belongs in the first place.
Amy Veen Frazier
Amy has spent more than twenty-five years inside nonprofit and mission-driven work at scale — major fundraising campaigns, large-scale events, editorial journalism, creative direction, and education in media literacy. Across all of it, she developed a particular kind of attention: looking at what an organization is actually doing and reading it against what the organization says it’s doing. That’s what makes the long-term partnerships hold. Clients stay when someone is always in the room checking whether the story matches the work.
Let’s talk about your organization
How we got here matters less than whether we can walk alongside where you are. If your organization is doing work that matters and you need a partner who knows this terrain — tell us what you’re navigating.