Community-Focused Design CUP is a nonprofit using design and art to support civic engagement for historically marginalized communities. This suggests sales opportunities around partnership programs, grant-funded design research, and capacity-building workshops for community organizations or municipal departments seeking accessible policy communication.

Policy Visualization The organization specializes in turning complex information into visual, culturally relevant materials to explain public policies and systems of power. Potential upsell to develop ongoing visual storytelling bundles, interactive data visualizations, and print/digital toolkits for other city agencies or nonprofits.

Collaborative Projects Historical collaborations include Making Policy Public and partnerships with groups like RISC and All Other Services. This indicates a readiness to co-create with diverse partners; opportunity to propose end-to-end design sprints, co-design labs, and multi-stakeholder initiatives with funders or government bodies.

Funding Scale Reported revenue in a wide range ($10M–$25M) and staff size of 51–200 suggest capacity for mid-to-large scale engagements, including multi-year projects, grants administration support, and scalable design operations for public-interest campaigns.

Tech and Compliance Tech stack includes Google Workspace, Mailchimp, hosting and security measures. This indicates possible needs for advanced digital engagement platforms, data visualization tooling, secure data handling for public datasets, and ongoing technical integration services for civic tech initiatives.