The Center Township Trustee’s Office of Valparaiso, Indiana, has been working with local nonprofits and law enforcement to develop a pro-active plan for working with parents of autistic children and training for local first responders. This brochure explains the program and how to enroll. A version for display on web/social media was also created.

Harper & Harper needed a new billboard for various locations in the region to showcase their updated team and raise awareness of their law practice. Bold graphics in keeping with their established brand, and readable text make this billboard visible both on city streets and from surrounding highways.

have designed a series of 28 interpretive signs and wayfinding maps for the Parks, installed both indoors and out at four different Parks locations. The signs are all tied together by using fonts from the park’s branding guidelines, and color scheme, as well as custom wildflower illustrations I created to use as silhouettes throughout. The majority of the signs are at Sunset Hill Farm Park, including indoor signage highlighting the history of the park and accompanying a display of antique veterinary tools. All final outdoor signs were printed at a size of 36×24”. All photos and copy were provided by park interpretive staff.

The Director of Development at the American Osteopathic Foundation (AOF) approached me about designing a digital piece to share with potential corporate partners. As a nonprofit, the AOF relies on relationships with businesses and other medical foundations to help them support the Osteopathic profession. This piece was designed to show potential partners the state of the profession and how thier support furthers the mission.

Our regional Strack & Van Til grocery chain allows nonprofits to sign up for weeklong “round up” challenges at their grocery stores, where customer change is donated to the cause. The individual organizations’ “Checkout Challenge” weeks are promoted with in-store posters and tent cards at the registers. I’ve worked with several different United Way agencies in the last 15 years, so with a strong understanding of their branding and need to appeal to a wide range of the public, these materials were intended to be upbeat, positive, and inviting.

For their 2019 annual report, Recycling & Waste Reduction District of Porter County wanted a double gatefold brochure detailing the year’s accomplishments, with a center spread using a bold infographic to communicate key numbers conveying the organization’s impact.