For the City of Celina, we prepared print and electronic graphics celebrating the past year’s accomplishments and summarizing priorities and goals for the year ahead. These were presented at the City’s Town Hall by each department.
As I said in my post about print projects, I have a passion for non-profit organizations. Each one is different and faces unique challenges. And, it’s extra motivating to use my skills to raise money for education, solve hunger, or help a city prosper. Many small non-profits don’t think they can afford to have a professional …
Read moreNonprofits: Why Hire Someone to Design your Website?
When the owners of Bluebonnet Meats purchased a custom processor that had been around for decades, they created an image that reflects their commitment to modernization and the fact that they are true “foodies.” The audience is upscale restaurants that buy their meats, as well as farmers and hunters who want assurance that they …
Thanks to a certificate program I am attending (see below), I wanted to share some insights on using your website and other communications channels to strengthen your nonprofit’s connections with supporters. So you have received a gift! Now what? I learned that of ten new donors, only three make a second gift! It sounds like …
Did you know that there are 23,000 nonprofits in North Texas? That’s a lot of competition for support, donations, and volunteers. Most nonprofits already do a great job talking about their mission and programs. I advise nonprofits to make the case that they also are good stewards of donor money and time. Thanks to a …
Read moreIncluding these Seven Things on your Website will Increase Donations
I bet you really wanted another thing on your to-do list, right? Since the state of Texas is not spending money on or making plans for the 2020 census, it’s up to us to make sure our cities, towns and unincorporated areas are counted. Here is the bad news: Some Fear Undercount As Texas Decides …
Read moreLocal Gov & Nonprofits in Texas: Add the 2020 Census to your To-Do list!
A Fort Worth woman was sentenced to 15 years in prison after admitting she stole $1.3 million from the Stockyards Rodeo over a three year period. D’Ann Elizabeth Wagner, who was a bookkeeper for the Fort Worth Stockyards Rodeo, used a PayPal account on the organization’s website that was linked to her personal information to …
Read moreBookkeeper Steals $1.3M through PayPal: How to Keep your Nonprofit Safe
What happens when you add a new location a few blocks away, and customers get lost? You need a two-sided redirection card, of course! We have also designed business cards for staff and printed special takeout, dine-in, and moisture-resistant menus. And, some very special product labels are in the works. Logos provided by client.
For their 8th year, the Little Big Town 5K and Family Fun Run wanted an updated design for their t-shirts. We also created posters, trifold brochures and sponsorship sheets. There are so many fun runs in our area this time of year, it was important to make this event look professional, well-organized and, most importantly, …
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