Campaign posters and table tent cards combine early 20th century and  modern cell phone photos that depict  United Way's Community Fund focus areas of Education, Health and Basic Needs. 

Four-panel brochure highlights the major developments in United Way's 100 year history. It was distributed alongside campaign posters and tent cards as a way to educate and motivate donors.

Permanent installation on the executive floor of the United Way office building. Wall measures roughly 20 feet long and each panel is mounted laminate on board. Vinyl lettering is used for header above panels. 

Inset photo shows example of stand-off panel used  to create dimension and highlight items of visual interest. Shown here is a bus ticket stub from the 1940s with a United Way ad on it. 

70-page commemorative book created for high profile donors and esteemed members of the community. Photos gathered from the public library archives, old campaign posters and memorabilia, and historical photos of Rochester during the early 20th century. Book was so well received that United Way printed a second run of them.

Foldout invitation to anniversary gala. Special printing techniques: Diecut, metallic ink, spot varnish