The Roux Prize is a prestigious global health award presented annually by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington. Established by David and Barbara Roux, the prize honors individuals or organizations who have used health evidence in innovative ways to improve population health. As a personal contribution to this mission, I voluntarily designed the official Roux Prize trophy, offering my design services pro bono. The trophy was crafted using 3D printing technology and incorporates multiple transparent green layers, symbolizing the Roux Prize's identity and its commitment to transparency and progress in global health. This project provided a unique opportunity to support an initiative that celebrates the transformative power of data-driven public health solutions.