Working at the intersection of
information access, media, & design
to amplify community messages. F.Y.
Eye is a 501(c)(3) organization that works with nonprofit and government organizations to develop and expand their marketing and communications strategies. We offer low and no cost advertising solutions as well as free consulting for any marketing initiative. Since 2005, organizations have entrusted us with small social marketing efforts to large multi-faceted advertising campaigns. Our vast under
09/14/2022
Little Amal has arrived to NYC. ✈️ With an amazing initial welcome by and
NYC: How will you welcome her?
Our team is overjoyed to be part of this historical journey alongside and so many community organizations that are helping to welcome Amal to NYC.
Continue following along our journey until October 2nd to witness ❤️
09/02/2022
Behind the scenes with as they install The Pause Apothecary !!💗
Taking the form of a fantastical pharmacy, the work examines social stigmas surrounding aging and infertility, and pushes back against the wide-spread devaluation of people’s personal experiences of menopause. is a collaborative activation between and .Y.Eye and will become a space for sharing personal experiences around menopause, distributing educational information, organizing events and talks, and more.
08/23/2022
We are excited to announce that we’re working with & as part of , a festival of art and hope to amplify the voices of marginalized people worldwide. You can find Amal at stannswarehouse.org/amal
We have so much more content coming your way! Stay Tuned!
🚩 Know The Red Flags 🚩
The campaign is LIVE in NYC!
In partnership with Urban Health Plan, Inc. , we're raising awareness of Intimate Partner Violence and the often overlooked danger signs of emotional or physical abuse in relationships. Thanks to a generous donation from LinkNYC , the “Know the Red Flags” campaign is being shared citywide reaching over 5 million New Yorkers!
Be on the lookout for our PSAs across the city!
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07/26/2022
THE PANDEMIC(S) AREN'T OVER....YET
Recent campaign with Urban Health Plan, Inc. as a part of their Urbanizing Prevention initiative.
📷 PSAs on digital LED trucks near health centers and community hubs in the Bronx.
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07/14/2022
Introducing a new addition to the : !
Kaitlyn Stubbs is an immensely talented illustrator, painter and educator. Stubbs has worked with the F.Y. Eye team to produce a series of portraits of our staff to be debuted on our new website. 🖼️ 🎨 Stay tuned for the reveal, and in the meantime give her a follow!
Photo by
07/08/2022
Projection in Union Square with Planned Parenthood of Greater New York ✨
cc: The Illuminator
06/24/2022
06/16/2022
Media defines culture. Culture defines change. Our new series the brings together changemakers across the country to help build a more equitable media landscape for nonprofits. F.Y. Eye's mission is to ensure that every community voice is heard on the most important issues of our day regardless of resources. Stay tuned to learn more about each episode and how to tune in! 💙📣
06/06/2022
💜 As formula-feeding parents continue to navigate the current shortage, families need assistance in dealing with this challenging situation. Swipe to see some tips on how to manage formula safely and effectively during the shortage, and resources you may consider if you absolutely can't find any.
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✨New on the PSA Network✨
Free summer concerts and PSAs are currently airing on screens across the PSA network, reaching over 1 million New Yorkers!🏙🌐
Visit our website to subscribe to our PSA Alert newsletter or view all past PSA campaigns.
05/18/2022
📣 MORE VOICES = BETTER POLICY📣⠀
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Nonprofits represent the needs of our communities, but fewer than 3% of nonprofits engage in legislative advocacy. 📑 In a time when New Yorkers and nonprofits face economic uncertainty, record unemployment, racial injustice, a looming eviction crisis, affordability, and other challenges, policymakers need to hear from nonprofits!⠀
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We recently helped show up in Albany with campaign signs and a social media toolkit to fight for more space for nonprofits to have a place at the public policy table.