Yenet
designed for:
Field Photo & Video • Visual Identity • Website Design • COMMUNICATION STRATEGyUnlocking the hidden potential of a war-torn generation, Yenet, is a grassroots ministry led by South Sudanese refugees, Milton & Scovia Mansuk.
With a strategic approach to in-field media production, we gathered photo and video to help communicate the vision of Yenet to their donors.
“We feel like co-creators, not just clients.”
Our new logo and website aren’t just designs—they’re the heart of our story, brought to life by a branding team that truly listens and cares. Starla and LIz exceeded our expectations! They’re not just branding experts—they’re mission-driven storytellers. What sets them apart is their collaborative approach. They made us feel like co-creators, not just clients. The result? A logo and website we’re proud to call our own.
MILTON & Scovia MANSUK
Co-Founders, YENETRaising a generation of hope
Yenet Vision Video
A picture of peace
Alongside Milton & Scovia, we spent time with soccer coaches, single moms and other strategic ministry partners to capture authentic media that models the heart of Yenet: humility, collaboration and celebration.
In the midst a war-torn generation, these stories are grounded in a hope that points to the possibilities of peace.
Gathering BROLL in refugee settlements in Uganda
Media team with Scovia in Uganda
Portrait of Scovia and friends
Uganda behind the scenes
Starla sharing photos
Scovia with Yenet ministry leaders
Portrait of Scovia & Milton
Portrait of Pastor Victor’s family
Mini Brand Guide
COLLABORATORSStarla Koehler
Producer, Photographer & Brand Strategy
Derek Dighton
Art Director
Liz Bell
Field Production & Designer
JP McLeod
Field Videographer
Taylor Loewen
Animator
Luke Baker
Copy Writer
A portion of this work was completed during our time at Honeystreet.
OUR #1 TIP FOR toneElevate voices that matter.
Grassroots ministries are unique— and they should sound like it.
While focused brand messaging remains key for connecting with donors, lean into the opportunity for authenticity. Remember — people give to people — so allowing the founders’ voice to define your brand tone can only help build trust.