Font Types for NonProfit Organisations











https://whitefusemedia.com/blog/choosing-right-web-font-your-charity

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 https://charitythemes.org/5-top-google-fonts-nonprofits/

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These font samples help to give me an idea of what it the most appropriate to keep the materials open to all and easy to read. I also want it to be soft and approachable without being too harsh of a font.

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