Chronic non-communicable diseases, such as cancer and diabetes, are responsible for over 60% of worldwide deaths annually, and 80% of those occur in developing countries. Yet, only 1% of global health funds are aimed at addressing this group of diseases. According to our sponsor, RTI International, while there is ample data documenting inadequate funding, a lack of effective data visualization inhibits activists from spotlighting this issue. Our project turns data into a captivating set of graphics that tell the story of inadequate funding to reduce chronic non-communicable diseases in developing countries, helping RTI make a stronger case for more funding.