Posts Tagged ‘GB grant’
Congrats to the GB Grant Winner: Community Warehouse
Becky Engel, Nov 11th, 2011 GB Grant Update: So many applications, so hard to choose.
Yet another reason to love Portland: the tremendous number of non-profits doing remarkable work in and for our community. This year’s response to the annual $25,000 Grady Britton Grant for marketing services surprised and humbled us. In fact, we’ve had so many applications, we’re taking just a few more days to evaluate them all, and will… »
Dayn Wilberding, Jul 26th, 2010 Pro-moting the non-profits: the GB Grant is back
We know these are tough times for Portland-area non-profits, who are no strangers to working with little or no budgets but need help to raise awareness for their work. We at GB are anxious to help.
For the third year in a row, we’re awarding one $25,000 GB Grant of in-kind marketing services –… »
Dayn Wilberding, Jul 8th, 2010 New home(page)
The Dougy Center’s substantial work in the field of grief & loss needed a new home online. We channeled the new identity into a new website experience that more accurately represented the Center’s unique resources and commitment.
Andy Askren, Jun 30th, 2010 Grady Britton Awards $25,000 Grant to The Dougy Center
Award Marks Second Annual Grant of Marketing Services to Local Non-Profit Agencies
Portland, Ore. (February 2, 2010) – Grady Britton (GB) is proud to award its second annual $25,000 grant for professional services to The Dougy Center, which provides peer support groups in a safe environment where children and their families grieving a death can… »
Andy Askren, Feb 3rd, 2010 Putting the GB in Giving Back
The GB Grant for 2009 is on. Where one local PDX non-profit can profit from the creat
ive juju and smarts that comes with Grady Britton. $25,000 of creative juju and smarts, to be exact.
Here’s a bit of what we did for last year’s winner, S.M.A.R.T.
So send your favorite… »
Andy Askren, Jun 2nd, 2009 SMART microsite
In the delicate dance of connecting with potential new volunteers, the portal into SMART had to be as clean, clear and inviting as possible. A campaign-specific microsite made sure we didn’t lose anyone to a potentially overwhelming main site, and allowed prospects to see themselves affecting SMART’s mission that much more personally.
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Andy Askren, Mar 10th, 2009 
