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On the cusp of celebrating its 20th anniversary, Workforce Professionals Training Institute (WPTI) was ready for a bold new look. We spent the first part of the engagement taking stock of the organization's many successes as well as its goals for the future. With WPTI's ambitious plans for growth in mind, we refreshed the logo and tagline and created a dynamic website that showcases WPTI's national impact as a leading intermediary in the workforce development field.
We are proud to be working with BlueCheck Ukraine, an amazing organization that has delivered millions of dollars in aid to frontline organizations helping Ukrainians survive amid Russia’s ongoing aggression.
A long-standing partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) generated a wealth of information about the field of Creative Placemaking, a powerful arts-based, community-driven, nationwide movement that revitalizes communities. Our task was to create a streamlined website that would contain all the material while allowing everyone from NEA grantees to casual visitors to find the information they wanted.
Futures Ignite, a non-profit that provides counseling, leadership opportunities, and community-building events to supercharge high school students’ postsecondary futures, needed a new set of decks and one-pagers to recruit potential donors and board members. But before LHC could design the collateral, we first needed to clarify Futures Ignite’s story.
In these troubled times, we are especially proud to be associated with uplifting projects like “Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark,” an exhibit at the @MuseumofJewishHeritage that reminds us that even in the face of stunning brutality some people will rise up and risk everything to protect others.
The trustees of the newly-launched Bill Gatton Foundation wanted a logo and website that honored the essence of Bill Gatton’s philanthropic vision and endeavors, which were reflected in his favorite poem, “The Bridge Builder.” To illustrate this vision, LHC pulled out all the stops to arrive at the right logo, tagline, and messaging and to create a website that memorialized Mr. Gatton and his generosity.