Our nonprofits or agencies evolve, so don’t forget to reorganize your website to reflect your mission and staffing. In September of 2020, we combined two sites we developed several years ago and have been managing since into a single new site for both corporations: Van Alstyne Community and Economic Development (VACED) vaced.net. The new site …
Read moreProject: Van Alstyne Community & Economic Development Corporation
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.
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!
Non-profit organizations: Save money on your annual fundraising campaigns and get better results! Using direct mail, versus mailing out letters with stamps, can recoup most of the costs of producing a professionally designed and mailed piece. If your audience aligns neatly with mail carrier routes, Every Door Direct Mail is usually the most cost-effective method (bonus: you can mail large …
We are pleased to have developed a new website to help the City of Tom Bean, located north of Dallas in Grayson County, reach out to and solicit feedback from the community. The official city website at https://tombean.net streamlines work for City staff and makes it easier for residents and businesses to get help: Document …
This suite of invitations celebrates the historic grand opening of the Town of Prosper’s new town hall. These pieces were printed on natural card stock. The larger invitation is gate-folded and printed on the front and back.
Photos provided by Client and Mary Jane Farmer. Logo designed by our agency.
This logo is a redesign of one we did several years ago for Van Alstyne Community Development Corporation, a Texas type 4B Economic Development Corporation. The “VA” portion is the City logo: Need help communicating the message of your Economic Development Corporation? Check out our other projects:
Most people don’t give much thought to the criminal justice system unless they need to access it. Our client, the Fannin County Criminal District Attorney, wanted to be more accessible and approachable to the public. So, the main goal for the website was to help the public navigate the criminal justice system and work with …
