This note card is designed for personal, hand-written invitations to a spring event for the nonprofit PEPS (Program for Early Parent Support). The illustration incorporates elements of the PEPS logo.
The Cluster Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill encourages students to make connections among courses offered across several disciplines. The food cultures cluster examines a topic that has shaped world history and culture for centuries.
Mothers Against Violence in America (MAVIA) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to reducing violence by and against children.
This self-mailer invitation is for their annual Boomer Ball fundraiser. The graphic of a 45 single record is revealed to be a 1960’s teenager when the invitation is fully open.
Mothers Against Violence in America (MAVIA) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to reducing violence by and against children. They provide students, parents and educators with the skills they need to advocate and work for solutions to violence in their schools and communities. Their Annual Report highlights their grassroots work.
The theme of the Mothers Against Violence in America annual benefit is “Building Peace Together.” The logo forms a dove as two pairs of hands come together.
The collateral for the Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS) capital campaign includes a case statement, quote sheet and folder. The design is clean and straightforward to allow for efficient review by potential donors.
The nonprofit organization Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS) helps new parents in the Puget Sound Region connect and grow as they begin their journey into parenthood. These annual reports and brochure highlight the Newborn Program, Infant/Toddler Program, Teen Parent Program, and PEPS en Español.
Paint Our Future is the theme for this PEPS benefit luncheon. The collateral includes a reminder postcard, benefit program, giving card, and CD packaging.
PEPS provides parent support programs that educate, inform and create community.