Hello!

I've had a Typophile account for quite a while, though I've not posted much. But now I'm working on a project and I'd really appreciate your input.

I've been asked by an international not-for-profit organisation to work on their corporate identity. Right now they've got a logo, but that's about all. There are no identity guidelines or even a standard typeface.

So, one of the first things I want to do is choose a typeface. But it's hard, because of a couple of things that must be reckoned with:

- The organisation isn't very large (not many employees), but it's very international, people all over the world will have to work with this typeface. Therefore I'm looking for something with a very broad characterset that supports as many languages as possible.
- They are willing to buy some licences, but they're not rich and many people working with this identity are actually volunteers. So I'm looking for a solution that isn't expensive. In their headquarters they've got Indesign CS4, so they own a couple of licenses for the fonts that come with it.
- They asked me to take into account their newly redesigned website, which uses Georgia (mainly for headlines) and Arial (mainly for body copy).

It's quite a puzzle!
Ideally I'd like to continue using both a serif and a sans serif typeface, like in the website. But since buying licenses for 1 font for everyone might be a problem, specifying 2 paid-for fonts will not be appreciated.

I've considered continuing using Georgia and Arial. By far the cheapest and most convenient option (they've both got a large character set and nearly everybody with a pc owns them). But Georgia was made for screen (although I must say, I rather like it in print) and doesn't have small caps - and I hate Arial.

Another solution could be to use Minion and Myriad - they've got everything I need and some of our future users already own them. But I think they're a bit lacking in personality.

I've looked at Gentium, which is free and looks quite promising, but it's not quite ready yet.

I wonder what you all think, and if you can think of other options?
All input would be greatly appreciated.