How Non-Profit Organisation Save on Business Cards: Stroke Support Station Case Study

Like many non-profits, Stroke Support Station (S3) operates with a lean budget, meaning every expenditure needs to be justified and reprinting cost adds up as well. 

Three common challenges with traditional business cards: 

• Frequent reprinting: New hires needed new cards, and departed employees left stacks of outdated ones behind.
• Unnecessary waste: Discarding old business cards wasn’t aligned with their commitment to sustainability.
• Inconsistent branding: Multiple reprints meant variations in design and quality over time.

To tackle these issues, Stroke Support Station switched to One Good Card. Instead of printing individual names, they printed a generic brand name design that could be reassigned when employees or volunteers moved on.With One Good Card, Stroke Support Station has:

• Eliminated reprinting costs: One-time purchase instead of recurring expenses.
• Cut down on waste: No more stacks of obsolete cards thrown away.
• Maintained professional branding: Every card followed a standardised, on-brand design.

By making this simple change, the Stroke Support Station has significantly reduced costs and waste, allowing them to allocate more resources to what truly matters, their mission of supporting stroke survivors. They now have a future-proof networking tool that aligns with their commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency.

At One Good Card, we understand that non-profits need smart, sustainable solutions that help them focus on their mission. This is why we offer special non-profit packages tailored to organisations like Stroke Support Station.

If you are part of an NPO and looking for a cost-saving, waste-reducing networking solution, we’d love to help.

Crystal Lee

Content Strategist

Crystal is a content strategist with a soft spot for clean systems, smart tools, and all things networking. She dives into productivity and digital trends, as well as anything that makes staying organised feel effortless.