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Ostomy Association August 2022 Newsletter

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Client: Ostomy Association of Houston

Format: Monthly color 12-page newsletter

Design Objective: This was my first client, 14 years ago! And, I’m still happy to be working with them. They have saved money not printing and mailing their newsletter. It is delivered by email using MailChimp, which is a free service to them. This nonprofit organization, run by volunteers, is one of the most active ostomy organizations in the country. Though they are on a tight budget, this group is able to provide a polished newsletter to their subscribers.

The newsletter provides vital information to both new ostomates and those who have been living for many years with an ostomy.

To view the entire August 2022 please click on the image.

Sharpstown Civic Association Newsletter

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Client: Sharpstown Civic Association Newsletter “SCAN”

Project: 8 1/2″ x 11,” 16-page color newsletter

Project Details:  Sharpstown is a large, diverse, master-planned community in southwest Houston. Sharpstown has an active Civic Association, and recently saw the formation of an economic development authority to assist with planning future economic growth for the area. This newsletter is designed by Anne Swanson, published bi-monthly, printed by Business Extension Bureau, and distributed to an estimate 7,000 households.

Download a sample issue of SCAN here.

Gloves for Good Flyer

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Gloves for Good

Client: Gloves for Good

Format: 8.5″ x 11″, full color flyer

Design Objective: Gloves for Good is a nonprofit organization headed by 16-year-old president, John Fallon. The organization’s mission is to collect new or gently used baseball equipment for redistribution to less fortunate youth baseball players in the U.S. and throughout the world. A remarkable young man who’s making a real difference!

Ostomy Association July 2011 Newsletter

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Ostomy Association Newsletter

Client: Ostomy Association of Houston

Format: Monthly black and white 8-page newsletter

Design Objective: This nonprofit organization, run by volunteers, is one of the most active ostomy organizations in the country. Though they are on a tight budget, this group is able to provide a polished newsletter to their subscribers.

The newsletter provides vital information to both new ostomates and those who have been living for many years with an ostomy.

To view the entire July 2011 issue, please click on the image.