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Twelve-year-old Constance sobbed day and night. The excruciating neck pain seemed impossible to endure. She could barely move. At the CURE hospital in Blantyre, Malawi doctors discovered that her bones were infected – and crumbling. The pressure on her spinal cord would eventually kill her. So a CURE physician operated and lifted her neck with a Halo traction, allowing the bones to heal properly. Only a few days after surgery, Constance was bustling around the hospital talking, walking, and playing with her friends . . . as any young girl should.

2006 Merlot

Yakima ValleyWashington State

Ju’lianne Cellars

2006 Merlot

IDENTITY/WEB EXHIBITS/COLLATERAL

Wammack Design is a graphic design consultancy

whose objective is to help make the world more

functional, more beautiful and easier to understand.

Unconventional Method

Pratt & Larson Tile

PineCrest Apartments

Craftsman Court Ceramics

National Textiles

Sweetgrass Diner

The Potter’s House

CURE

STEVE WAMMACK graduated from the graphic design program at the University of Washington in Seattle.

He created diagrams for an environmental engineering firm in Boston and worked at a graphic design office in Winston-Salem, North Carolina before establishing his own firm in Grand Rapids.

He is really nice.

ADVERTISING/POSTERS

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CORPORATE IDENTITY

Unconventional Method

Unconventional Method provides strategy and innovation counsel for business, nonprofit, and ministry organizations.

The design of their identity was near completion when the departure of a co-principal necessitated a complete change of name and direction.

Through collaboration with the client, a list of over 750 potential names was developed, from which the final was selected.

The logo was resolved by combining two disparate metaphors: gears (representative of working together harmoniously) and stairs (moving onward and upward).

A subtle reversal of “n”s within the wordmark reinforces the notion of an alternative practice.

2009

unconventionalmethod.com

CORPORATE IDENTITY

Pratt & Larson Tile

One of the largest suppliers of stone and hand-crafted tile in Washington state, Pratt & Larson works with architects, interior designers, builders, and retail homeowners to develop customized installations.

Originally begun as a signage project, it was recommended that a new identity be implemented as well.

The proposed solution was inspired by old manufac-turer’s emblems, as might be found on a tile back. The ampersand was retained as a point of visual interest, and as a continuity link with the existing branding.

While the original proposal was appreciated on its merits, the client ultimately requested a more subtle logo modification.

2006

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PineCrest

The PineCrest program was created for Maverick Realty, an innovative commercial real estate firm in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

PineCrest is a 192-unit apartment complex in Durham. It is family-oriented and affordable, with bilingual office management.

The logo/illustration was created to reinforce PineCrest’s picturesque setting (and to support the tagline, “Where families go to grow”).

2008

Octubre Especiales

Where Families Go To Grow

en los departamentos de PineCrest

No Necesita Depósito–Múdense para el Octubre 31, 2008 • 1 recamara $ 435 • 2 recamaras $ 535

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Pare en 604 Norte Hardee Street, Durham, NC 27703 • Ilama a Jaime ahora al 919.682.8426

Noviembre Especiale

Hermosa locasion–reodeados de pinos • Económicos departamentos de uno y dos dormitorios • Centro de

Computación para los estudiantes gratis con Internet • Manegante Bilingue • Area de recreacion en el complejo

Pare en 604 Norte Hardee Street, Durham, NC 27703 • Ilama a Jaime ahora al 919.682.8426

No Necesita Depósito– Múdese antesdel 30 de Noviembre, 2008

1 recamara $435 2 recamaras $535



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Hermosa locasion–reodeados de pinos • Económicos departamentos de uno y dos dormitorios • Centro de Computación para los estudiantes gratis con Internet • Manegante Bilingue • Area de recreacion en el complejo Pare en 604 Norte Hardee Street, Durham, NC 27703 • Ilama a Jaime ahora al 919.682.8426

1 recamara $435, 2 recamaras $535.

No Necesita Depósito–Múdese antes del 31 de Diciembre, 2008.



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CORPORATE IDENTITY

Ferguson | Bean

The Seattle law firm created by Jon Ferguson and Jeff Bean specialized in antitrust, commercial, personal injury and govern-ment liability litigation.

Their logo employed classical Greek architecture–imagery commonly associated with the law profession–with the name of the firm moving through the building, suggesting facility in terms of smoothly maneuvering in and out of the court system.

When the partners split, Mr. Ferguson retained the blue corporate color and Mr. Bean kept the architectural imagery. The Bean Law Firm now concentrates on media-tion, operating not just through but beyond the courthouse.

2003

568 Ericksen Avenue NortheastPost Office Box 11440 Bainbridge Island WA 98110 USA

206.855.0838 206.855.0840 (fax) [email protected]

Jon P. FergusonAttorney

[email protected]

206.855.0840 (fax)

Recently relocated to

355 Ericksen Avenue Northeast, Suite 421

Post Office Box 11440Bainbridge IslandWashington 98110

J o n F e r g u s o na n d J e f f B e a n a n n o u n c e t h e f o r m a t i o n o f

a v a i l a b l e f o r r e f e r r a l a s s o c i a t i o n and consultation i n a n t i t r u s t c o m m e r c i a l personal injury and government liability litigation

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AdType

Under new ownership, and wishing to expand its out-of-state clientele, service bureau AdType (now AdColor) hired Peter Hollingsworth & Associates to initiate a comprehensive company rebranding.

The new identity included a red circle, representing AdType’s comprehensive (well-rounded) line of services. The circle was originally intended to be substituted with a myriad of circular objects—each relating to a particular product offering. A variation of the logo remains in use.

1996

950 Brookstown AvenueWinston-SalemNorth Carolina 27101

910 727 0309 phone910 722 3506 fax

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Ganache

First opened in 1989, Ganache is a high-end bakery and restaurant located in Greensboro, North Carolina.

When the decision was made to relocate downtown, Ganache hired architectural firm Concept Arc International to design new construction, and to generate a fresh corporate identity. The logo, based on an old French trademark, was intended to strike a balance between elegance and whimsy.

2000

for Concept Arc International

ganachebakery.com

B A K E R Y A N D C A F EB A K E R Y A N D C A F E

conceptarc.com

CORPORATE IDENTITY

New City Neighbors

New City Neighbors takes a holistic approach to community restoration, pursuing the spiritual, economic and physical health of residents. Their process involves serving local youth, leading urban renewal projects, and building coalitions with like-minded organizations.

Program logos, brochures, and apparel have been created to promote a sense of unity among participants, and to communicate the organization’s values and mission to volunteers and potential donors.

2000 to present

newcityneighbors.org

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WEB DEVELOPMENT

Craftsman Court Ceramics is a high-end ceramic tile and stone dealer that also provides custom design services for architects, interior designers and their clientele. They have showrooms in Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona.

The proposed web template featured consistent header and navigation bars and color-coded backgrounds to further facilitate wayfinding. The rich, earthen palette was intended to reference the complex colors found in their hand-crafted product line.

2008Craftsman Court Ceramics

WEB DEVELOPMENT

Specializing in large format fine art reproductions, Image Wizards has pioneered processes and materials that allow artwork to be transferred to brushed aluminum, glass, fine woods and other materials.

Developed through Punch Services, their web template incorporated backdrops that would appeal to their target market, but that would also highlight the brill iant color and light-reflective properties of the media.

2007

punchmarketing.com

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We believe that an image should not be constrained to conventional paper and canvas. ImageWizards has pioneered patented processes and new materials to allow the artist the freedom to transfer their art to materials such as brushed aluminum, fine woods, glass, and other media creating breath taking color, enhancement of the image by the natural characteristics of the material, and the ability to create stunning large format works of art.

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Kathryn Henneman is introducing her new Arroya Vista series on ImageWizard’s newest product offering, AluminArte, which is the reproduction of art on luminescent brushed aluminum.

This innovative AluminArte process allows the transfer of high resolution art, graphics and photography to a variety of different mediums. Image Wizards applies proprietary coatings to a variety of substrates resulting in satin and high-gloss finishes. The images are directly fused into the coating, not on the surface, creating a brilliant image with long-lasting durability and unsurpassed image quality.

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At ImageWizards, we believe that an image should not be constrained to conventional paper and canvas. ImageWizards has pioneered patented processes and new materials to allow the artist the freedom to transfer their art to materials such as brushed aluminum, fine woods, glass, and other media creating breathtaking color, enhancement of the image by the natural characteristics of the material, and the ability to create stunning large format works of art.

ImageWizards has a 60,000 square foot facility dedicated to producing the finest art reproductions. We can ship your reproduction to you or we can custom tailor a drop ship program for your business.

Your artwork is handled by our experienced graphics specialists and we ensure your complete satisfaction before we reporduce you image. ImageWizards has over 30 years of experience in artwork reproduction and has a tremendous track record in innovating new processes and technologies.

Please request a sample kit of our products and we guarantee that you’ll be amazed!

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ImageWizards has had great response from artists regarding our brushed aluminum and wood programs for art reproduction.

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ImageWizards has had great response from artists regarding our brushed aluminum and wood programs for art reproduction.

Images reproduce beautifully on our innovative materials––enhanced by the interplay between your art and the light reflecting properties of our media.

Large formats are possible without the need for framing; images can be reproduced up to 4 feet by 8 feet as a single piece or to any size as a mural of multiple pieces.

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EXHIBITS

National Textiles

While assisting National Textiles (now a subsidiary of Hanesbrands) with their exhibit space, Punch Services sent a rough sketch and requested presentation materials for a client meeting the following morning.

Schematics–including plan, elevation and isometric views–were prepared

overnight. The background

panels featured an

undulating flag/landscape

montage composed of high-

resolution photographs of

company product.

The exhibit was launched at

the Material World trade

show later that year.

2003

for Punch Services

punchmarketing.com

Original client sketch (detail)

EXHIBITS

Sweetgrass Diner

This identity was created at the behest of architectural firm Concept Arc Interna-tional, who designed the 24-hour Charleston restaurant for CTP Partners LLC.

Inspired by old fruit crate labels, the logo is composed of dinner forks, spread in a fan to mimic the palmetto tree—emblematic of the diner’s South Carolina locale.

During logo development, the client was presented with neon clock prototypes. Rather than choose between them, the client approved all five for production.

2001

for Concept Arc International

conceptarc.com

lumichron.com

COLLATERAL MATERIALS

The Potter’s House

The Potter’s House is a private school in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They are dedicated to making Christ-centered education available to all children.

To ensure a broad cultural and social range within the student body, tuition is based on a percentage of parental income, rather than a fixed rate. Because tuition covers only a portion of the education expense per child, fundraising is critical to the school’s fiscal health.

Wammack Design creates multiple appeals for the school, as well as periodic newsletters.

Photography: Michelle Karel

2007-Present

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Danielle 3nd grade

“Run—then you get more wind.”

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Our Story

Isabel Malone (2005 TPH alumna) is a student at Hope College in Holland, MI. She is a chemistry major with plans to graduate in 2009. Through Hope College, she is spending this semester studying at the University of Ghana in Legon, Ghana.

Why Ghana? According to Isabel, “Honestly, this is a God thing.I wanted to go to Kenya, but all the slots filled up. I applied to the Ghana program and got in. Inter-estingly, the Kenya program ended up being cancelled because of the unrest there. I chose Africa, because I wanted to get a look at life and health care in a developing nation.”

Throughout her life, and especially now that she is studying in Ghana, Isabel is mindful of what God has been doing. “Everyday I am overcome by my reality . . . the very fact that I can travel and see new places is such a blessing! God has shown me so many things that have been life changing in large and small ways. My faith is growing by leaps and bounds,” says Isabel.

Isabel is quick to point out that The Potter’s House made a profound impact in her life. According to Isabel, “The Potter’s House prepared me for my experience abroad by urging [us as] students to be more globally conscious. In various classes students are expected to have knowledge about what is going on abroad, not just at home. The enduring faith in God that The Potter’s House helped foster is a good thing to have on any journey.”

Looking toward the future, Isabel hopes to work in the field of medicine for under-represented populations–whether that is in developing nations or right here at home. She would also like to be involved in health care policy formation to make health care more accessible to everyone.

Thanks to your financial support more than 480 students are receiving a Christ-centered education at The Potter’s House. Here are some fast facts about our student body:

58% are low-income/poverty level

92% require tuition assistance

70% live within the Grand Rapids city limits

54% are female

46% are male

100% of the senior class are on-track to graduate

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When The Potter’s House opened back in 1981, the founders believed that a solid, Christ-centered education targeting the urban poor would make a big difference in the community, changing lives for the better. This was especially necessary in an area where academic scores were noted for being among the state’s lowest!

With that in mind, the founders started a school in a church basement with two volunteer teachers, Mark Van Zanten and Nellene Duimstra, and a dozen students. Each year, the student population increased, and before long God provided a two-story school building, the number of teachers grew and they were no

longer volunteers. Most importantly, despite all of the changes, Christ remained at the heart of the school and success stories about academic achievements and changed lives became commonplace.

In 2008, the school serves nearly 500 students in prekindergarten-12th grade, and we continue to see academic and spiritual transformation at all levels.

This, in a nutshell, is the heart of our story. But there’s so much more . . .

If you could not make it to this year’s May 6 New Friends Banquet–or

even if you were there–we thought you would be interested in some specific stories about people and the school statistics that were shared at the banquet. As you read, you will also see the significance of the part you play in this story.

We want you to see how God is providing for The Potter’s House, as well as how your financial gifts are being used. What a tremendous difference you are making! You are changing lives. And for that, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

– John Booy

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2007-2009

CURE Clubfoot WorldwideStatus Report January 1, 2009

Rapid Expansion in 2008Over 4,200 Children Treated Since Inception

CURE Clubfoot Worldwide (CCW) continues to be blessed with progress. In 2008, CCW grew from 6 countries to 12 countrywide programs. In addition, the Delhi India program is scheduled to begin in January and 9 more countries are on hold pending funding.

CCW increased the number of children treated over 300% during the year. In 2008 alone, CCW reached 3,400 children–bringing the total to over 4,200.

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Status By Country–continued A F R I C A

Ethiopia

Since CURE Clubfoot Ethiopia was launched the working relationship with the government has continued to improve. This relationship has resulted in allowing us to secure lower cost plaster and an official letter to Health branch offices raising awareness and inviting referrals to the network clinics.

Training – In October a National Clubfoot Symposium was held with Norwegian Orthopedic Surgeon Peter Klungsoyr presenting. 90% of the country’s orthopedic surgeons attended and general agreement that the Ponseti method is the best and first method for CTEV treatment in children under two years. Training has been followed up with clinic visits to all the clinic locations.

Niger

The first treatment site in the coun-try, Hope House, was launched in late 2008. Staff was trained and is now treating patients. Dr. Chris Lavy will be visiting Niger in early 2009 to run small training meetings at Galmi SIM hospital and potentially at LaMorde.

Malawi

The program now has fifteen (15) clinics, with the one at Beit-CURE in Blantyre leading in quality and volume.

Training – A refresher training for all clinics was held in October as well as an awareness raising presentation at the annual OCO meeting. In March a large training for new clinic locations will be held in Blantyre with Dr. Steve Mannion, Manchester, England, in attendance.

Rwanda/Great Lakes Region

CCW has been invited by CBM and the local organization to provide a manager for the country program that has been initiated. We continue to search for funding for this role.

Zambia

Support supervision visits have been carried out this quarter and the next nationwide training meet-ing is being planned. Unfortunately the country coordinator resigned in late December to pursue further education. A new country coordinator has been hired and will begin in March.

Strategic International Partnerships

CURE Clubfoot Worldwide, University of Iowa based Ponseti International Association and CBM have worked closely together in a strategic partnership over the past two years to advance the cause of clubfoot treatment worldwide.

PIA provides the evidence based medical treatment protocols that are utilized in the CCW programs and continues to provide critical support for medical training and ongoing education. One event of special significance was a live presentation by Dr. Ponseti via the Internet to a major medical training which launched the clubfoot pro-gram in Delhi India in January 2009.

CBM programs in five countries provided very important start-up financial support in 2008 and have worked closely to help incorporate clubfoot networks being established into existing CBM programs in community based rehabilitation.

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From Business Plan to Successful Proof of Concept

Since starting the first pilot in Kenya in 2006, CCW has been developing and refining its model for clubfoot countrywide programs. Utilizing networks of existing in-country providers has given CCW the ability to establish programs with limited overhead and cost. With the critical funding support of a number of key donors, CCW has progressed from concept to operational program.

Doubling the number of country programs in 2008 signals that we are prepared to continue to grow rapidly. While we are deeply thankful for this success, there are thousands of children to be reached and much more to be done. We are ready to expand existing programs and add new countries as soon as the funding is available.

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Other requests received–on hold, pending funding:

Kenya

CCK continues to do well in successfully managing a program which is integrating more and more with existing Kenyan structures. They have secured partner clinics that have contri-buted to the costs of training and have made agreements with other clinics where our only financial input is to provide braces (and collect data). In the coming quarter there will be a clinic coordinators’ meeting to discuss ways to improve service and reduce costs.

Training– Eldoret (26 participants from 12 hospitals) and Central region (16 participants from 7 clinics) trainings were completed in the last quarter, as was a parent’s meeting in Nakuru.

Ghana

The joint program with the Foundation of Orthopedics and Complex Spine (FOCOS) was launched with the first formal training on November 20-21. This training was attended by Dr. Michael Mendelow from FOCOS. Five clinic locations have been established and patient volume continues to grow. The counseling program will officially launch in first quarter 2009.

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Anna Cuthel is the CCW Africa Regional Manager located in Nairobi, Kenya. In addition to introducing Ghana and Niger, major projects for this year included the development of parent education materials, successful introduction of the counseling program and refining the CCW operations model.

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Oasis Hospital Statistics

Specialty: Maternal Health

Doctors: 26

Nurses: 76

Beds: 50

Patients seen annually: 78,000

Number of operations annually: 1,200

In the past five years, more than 4,000 children have received life-changing surgeries at the Beit Trust CURE International Hospital of Malawi. As part of a number of activities to celebrate the five-year anniversary, the hospital hosted National Orthopedic Health Week at the end of March. This exciting week-long event was filled with activities and seminars focused on health, prevention, and the various services offered at the hospital. The event was a great way to raise health awareness in the country, as well as raise awareness of the hospital and generate more local support.

The official event launch began with a ceremony detailing National Orthopedic Health Week and included tours of the hospital facilities and the launch of the CURE Clubfoot Worldwide program in Malawi. Many local government officials attended the ceremony. The rest of the week was dedicated to a flurry of various activities, including a Career Day for local high school students, presentations and lectures on posture and exercise, fitness assessments and a CURE Awareness Day at a local shopping area. A fundraising dinner was held as well, featuring music, slideshows and guest speaker, Dr. Chris Lavy, Director of Research and Education for CURE International.

National Orthopedic Health Week was a wonderful week for Beit CURE Malawi to establish new relationships within the local community, thus raising awareness and more in-country support. With more local support, the hospital hopes to reach even more of the children within Malawi who are in dire need of care. Open just five years, Beit CURE Malawi sees 4,000 patients and performs over 2,000 surgeries annually.

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CURE International acquired Oasis Hospital from TEAM in 2006. The focus of the hospital will remain maternal and infant health, but CURE plans to offer additional surgical services in the future and use the hospital as a training center for medical staff serving in the CURE network.

Over its 47-year history, CURE-Oasis has delivered more than 80,000 babies from families from the UAE, Oman, and nearly every country of the world. In many cases, those being born at CURE-Oasis today represent the third generation of “Oasis Babies” in their family.

But the hospital provides far more than just maternity care. On its 14-acre campus, CURE-Oasis provides a church center for a variety of Christian worship opportunities for the non-nationals who make up 57 % of Al Ain’s community. (The population of Al Ain is 550,000.) This is critical as the hospital’s staff comes from 29 different nations and speaks a wide range of languages.

CURE-Oasis has also created a number of community outreach programs for patients and their families. These programs include prenatal classes, post-birth home follow-up and special health care programs for farm workers and other people in need. A new program was launched this month for in-school medical care for Zayed Higher Organization for Humanitarian Care-Special Needs School. This school is for Emirate National children with physical and mental disabilities. CURE is honored to have the opportunity to be of support to these special children.

“It is a joy for me and my wife, Elizabeth, to serve the people of the UAE and Greater Gulf Region. While many see conflict, we see the common desire for finding peace for one’s heart. How better to demonstrate God’s love than CURE’s mission? We know that healing changes everything,” said David Printy, Executive Director of CURE-Oasis.

Moms and children at the hospital Beit Trust CURE International Hospital

Beit CURE Malawi Celebrates Orthopedic Health Week

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When Drs. Pat and Marian Kennedy, who were working with TEAM International, arrived in Al Ain (United Arab Emirates) in the late 1950’s, health care for women and their babies was horrendous. Maternal and infant mortality rates stood at 50%. The population of the country was declining due to these tragic numbers.

CURE is proud to continue the excellent work begun by the Kennedys in 1960. The Kennedys opened the first maternal hospital in Al Ain at the invitation of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and his brother Sheikh Shakhbut. Having experienced American medical care in Muscat and Bahrain, the rulers asked the Kennedys (TEAM) to open a similar hospital in Al Ain.

Needless to say, life and health care have changed dramatically in Al Ain since Oasis Hospital began in 1960. A population that was once decimated has since surged. Infant mortality rates that stood at 50% are now less than 1%, and maternal mortality is almost unheard of.

CURE Continues Tradition of Excellence at the Oasis Hospital

HEALINGC U R E I N T E R N A T I O N A L

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Imagine having the power to cure 125 million children. With CURE International, you don’t have to imagine it. It’s what we’ve started doing right now.

So far, we’ve been able to transform the lives of 450,000 disabled kids. Join us as we do the same for others who are still waiting for a cure.

Twelve-year-old Constance sobbed day and night. The excruciating neck pain seemed impossible to endure. She could barely move. At the CURE hospital in Blantyre, Malawi doctors discovered that her bones were infected – and crumbling. The pressure on her spinal cord would eventually kill her. So a CURE physician operated and lifted her neck with a Halo traction, allowing the bones to heal properly. Only a few days after surgery, Constance was bustling around the hospital talking, walking, and playing with her friends . . . as any young girl should.

Healing Changes EVERYTHINGCURE International is a non profit organization that helps children with surgically treatable conditions like cleft palate, club foot, hydro-cephalus and spina bifida.

CURE establishes teaching hospitals, prioritzing locations by greatest need.CURE physicians and staff have performed more than 41,000 operations and have cared for more than 600,000 outpatients.

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And now I will show you the most excellent way. If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give all I possess to the poor and surrender my body to the flames, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. You have heard that it was said, “Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.” But I tell you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you my be sons of your Father in heaven. Love the Lord your God with all you heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. Love your neighbor as yourself. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. O Lord, God of heaven, the great and awesome Ggod, who keeps his covenant of love with those who love him and obey his commands, let your ear be attentive and your eyes open to hear the prayer your servant is praying before you day and night. A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another. Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Because I live, you also will live. On that day you will realize that I am in my Father, and you are in me, and I am in you. Whoever has my commands and obeys them, he is the one who loves me. He who loves mewill be loved by my Father, and I too will love him and show myself to him. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Now remain in my love. If you obey my commands, you will remain in my love, just as I have obeyed my Father’s commands and remain in his love.I have told you this so that my joy may be complete. My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one that his, that he lay down his life for his friends. Praise the Lord. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. Who can proclaim the mighty acts of the Lord or fully declare his praise: Blessed are they who maintain justice, who constantly do what is right. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. Let the redeemed of the Lord say this – those he redeemed from the hand of the foe, those he gathered from the lands, from east and west, from north and south. Some wandered in desert wastelands, finding no way to a city where they could settle. They were hungry and thirsty, and their lives ebbed away. Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he delivered them from their distress. He led them by a straight way to a city where they could settle. Let them give thanks to the Lord for his unfailing love and his wonderful deeds for the men, for he satisfies the thirsty and frills the hungry with good things. I love you, O Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge. He is my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. I call to












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PLASMAFIGHTS

“WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE YOUR DONATION. THANK YOU SO MUCH.”

V O N W I L L E B R A N D

Because she suffered from von Willebrand, a blood-clotting disease, Beth’s labor became a life-threatening ordeal. Plasma therapy helped her survive the birth of Caitlin.

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PLASMAFIGHTS

“WE CAN LIVE BECAUSE YOU GIVE. THANK YOU.”

I M M U N E D E F I C I E N C I E S

The Parkham family faced the harsh reality that Brent inherited his father’s immune deficiency condition. Plasma treatments strengthened their immune systems so they could fight off other diseases.

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PLASMAFIGHTS

“THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME TAKE MY NEXT BREATH.”

A L P H A 1

Richard was weakened terribly by his chronic emphysema, caused by Alpha 1, making it difficult for him to even go to the grocery store. Plasma-based therapies help him manage the little things in life that offer a sense of well-being.

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BURNS AND SHOCK

A person sufferingsevere trauma

can be stabilizedwith plasmatherapies.

BURNS AND SHOCK ALPHA 1

A genetic disorder that may affect both the

structure and function of the lungs. People

with difficulty breathing find relief through plasma treatments.

ALPHA 1

VON WILLEBRAND

Plasma therapyhelps treat this

hereditary disease where people’s blood can’t clot.

Affects about 1% of the population.

VON WILLEBRAND

An inherited disorder caused by a deficiency in one of the blood clotting factors or proteins that is normally found in human

plasma. Plasma treatments help patients

live normal lives.

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PLASMAGIVES A FULL

HEMOPHILIAHEMOPHILIAIMMUNE DEFICIENCIES

A deadly conditionthat prevents a

person from fightingdisease – plasma helps

strenthen theimmune system.

IMMUNE DEFICIENCIES

YOUR DONATION IS KEY TO TREATING THESE LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS.

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“It’s a smart way for me to earn some extra

income. It’s so easy! I can relax and read

magazines and watch a movie. What a deal!”

I D O N A T E B E C A U S E . . .“ ”

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“My younger brother has to have daily treatments made from plasma.

Without these treatments, I don’t know if he would survive. I know he

needs people to give plasma so he can live. I want to be part of that.”

I D O N A T E B E C A U S E . . .“ ”

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“It was a great experience – the staff was so friendly

and the place was hospital-clean. It’s such a

convenient way to help myself – and to help others.”

I D O N A T E B E C A U S E . . .“ ”

POSTERS

First Night

First Night was an outdoor artistic and cultural celebration held in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Based on an event that began in Boston in 1976, First Night provided a drug- and alcohol-free alternative to the traditional New Year’s Eve party.

Buttons (required for event entry), programs, billboards and posters were designed for the event, via Peter Hollingsworth & Associates.

Since many retailers resisted the idea of placing a large notice in their store window, the poster was designed to be displayed either as a whole, or separated into three smaller posters, with all pertinent information present on each third.

1992

• •for Peter Hollingsworth& Associates

firstnight.com

ADVERTISING

JB Renovations

Now defunct, JB Renovations was a professional home remodeling service specializing in high-endrenovations.

Ads were created using brightly colored backgrounds combined with simple illustrations to achieve major impact. Right angles were emphasized, alluding to the precision that general contractor Jack Berenschot brought to each project.

Illustrations: Martin Friedl

2006

R E N OVA T IO N S

HERE.LET ME HELP YOU WITH THAT.

door/window replacementkitchen/bath renovationsadditionsdrywallpaintingtilingdecks privacy fencesidinggeneral repairsbasement renovations

Jack BerenschotGeneral Contractor

616 363 2759 Phone616 460 3288 Cell

Licensed and Insured.

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LICENSED TO DRILL.

drywallpaintingtilingdecks privacy fencessidinggeneral repairs

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GET A GRIP.

additionsdrywallpaintingtilingdecks fencesbasementskitchens/bathssidingdoorswindowsgeneral repairs

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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND.

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ADVERTISING

I E S

Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES)—founded by two engineers—develops smart products for use in the laundry and drycleaning industries.

Those products include water filtration systems, dryer heat recovery systems, and the highly-lauded SonicAire and SuperSonicAire fans.

Sales sheets and ads continue to be developed under the aegis of Punch Services, emphasizing white space and organized, clean composition, as a reference to their products’ intended benefit.

Photography: Photos.com

2006-Present

Plug in.

Clean up.

Cool down.

Move on.

Y E S , I T ’ S T R U E .

Integrated Environmental

Solutions (IES) has invented

a new way to clean and cool

your plant at the same time.

We call it SuperSonicAire.

You’ll call it a miracle.

With its patent-pending

technology, SuperSonicAire

gives you everything you

could ask for:

No installation needed

Easy set up–just roll it in place and plug it into any 110v outlet

Spectacular cleaning coverage–over 6,000 sq. ft.

Dramatic cooling–great for employees

Portable–move it throughout your plant

SuperSonicAire’s progressive

design and engineering

delighted Twin City Cleaners’

Bailey Dempsey, who

immediately saw the cost

savings for her operations.

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3143 S. Stratford RoadSuite 5Winston-Salem NC 27103336 712 2437 P H O N E

810 454 0452 F A X

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3143 S. Stratford RoadSuite 5Winston-Salem NC 27103336 712 2437 P H O N E

810 454 0452 F A X

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Electr ica l :110v/1ph/[email protected] amps

Weight: 200 lbs

Compressed Air : 90 psi

Speed: Variable (500-1,750 rpm)

Height: Variable (7’1”-16’6”)

Base Width: 4’5”

SuperSonicAireThe Only Portable Cleaning Fan

P O R TA B L E

Clean larger areaClean multiple roomsSuper clean caked-on waste

locate fan close to area

Clean on both sides of obstruction

duct, equipment, bags, etc.

V E R T I C A L A C T U AT I O N

Clean at ceiling levelCool at floor levelClean above and below obstructions

bags, inventory, ductwork

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No installation

no hassles, no costs, no delay

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Lower speed for cooling

acceptable velocity

acceptable noise

High speed for cleaningLow impact startup

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Set discharge direction for coolingSet discharge to super cleanDirect hot air in winter to cold areas

3 P H A S E 1 H P M O T O R

Same powerful cleaning actionSame effective cleaning radius

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Protective inlet and outlet fan guards

Stability leg weights

O P T I O N A L

Daytime lint filtration filter

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336 712 2437

[email protected]

for 2008 Best Plant Design Award

IES applauds our partner on their well-deserved recognition of operational excellence in the industry.

We’ve appreciated the opportunity to provide progressive solutions to support that achievement. Specifically, we thank you for using SonicAire™ fans to give you the highest level of clean possible.

to Meurice Garment CareKudos

Comply to OSHA and NFPA Safety Standardswith SonicAire™ Fans.

Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) has developed unique fans with a proven track record to reduce combustible fire hazards.

With patent-pending technology, these fans have spectacular cleaning capabilities to revitalize your plant. Consider these:

• Variable speed–choose your settings• Unsurpassed coverage• Portable and installed options give greatest versatility• Immediate cost-savings for ongoing cleaning maintenance• Eliminate all manual blowdown

Contact Brad for a FREE White Paper identifying OSHA’s new safety standards for combustible dust. Call 336.712.2437 or [email protected].

iesclean.com

Don’t risk disastrous dust fires and explosions.

for Punch Services

punchmarketing.com

iesclean.com

ADVERTISING

Piedmont Craftsmen

Established in 1963, Piedmont Craftsmen is an artisans’ guild that honors the work of the hand.

They represent nearly four hundred juried members, whose work includes jewelry, functional housewares, handmade garments and decorative objects.

They conduct workshops and mount exhibitions in an area of the southeast known for its furniture makers, potters, metalsmiths, weavers and glassblowers.

The organization contracted with Peter Hollingsworth & Associates to produce a series of ads to promote their gallery and retail store.

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Piedmont CraftsmenSolo Exhibition16 February – 26 March 1995Opening Reception: Thursday 16 February, 7-9PM

Slide lecture on the evolution of his work over the last 20 years:Sunday 19 February, 2-3:30PMS E C C AMcChesney Scott Dunn Auditorium750 Marguerite DriveWinston-Salem, North Carolina

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PACKAGING

Júlianne Cellars

Júlianne Cellars is a wine-maker located in central Washington State. They produce several varieties, including late harvests and ice wines—very sweet/low alcohol dessert wines for which the Pacific Northwest climate is well-suited to create.

Labels for the ice wine are intended to suggest the frozen conditions in which they are formed (hot days combined with frosts/freezing at night leads to high sugar content in the grapes). The labels were designed in such a way that the winery name could be read in both vertical (display) and horizontal (storage) positions.

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A L C O H O L 8 % B Y V O L U M EH A R V E S T S U G A R 2 9 %R E S I D U A L S U G A R 1 4 %

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GOVERNMENT WARNING:( 1 ) A C C O R D I N G T O T H E S U R G E O N G E N E R A L , W O M E N S H O U L D N O T D R I N K A L C O H O L I C B E V E R A G E S D U R I N G PREGNANCY BECAUSE OF THE RISK OF BIRTH DEFECTS. ( 2 ) C O N S U M P T I O N O F A L C O H O L I C B E V E R A G E S IMPAIRS YOUR AB I L I TY TO DR IVE A CAR OR OPERATE M A C H I N E R Y, A N D M AY CAUSE HEALTH PROBLEMS.

P R O D U C E D A N D B O T T L E D B Y J U ’ L I A N N E C E L L A R SZ I L L A H , WA S H I N G T O N

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GOVERNMENT WARNING:( 1 ) A C C O R D I N G T O T H E S U R G E O N G E N E R A L , W O M E N S H O U L D N O T D R I N K A L C O H O L I C B E V E R A G E S D U R I N G PREGNANCY BECAUSE OF THE RISK OF BIRTH DEFECTS. ( 2 ) C O N S U M P T I O N O F A L C O H O L I C B E V E R A G E S IMPAIRS YOUR AB I L I TY TO DR IVE A CAR OR OPERATE M A C H I N E R Y, A N D M AY CAUSE HEALTH PROBLEMS.

P R O D U C E D A N D B O T T L E D B Y J U ’ L I A N N E C E L L A R SZ I L L A H , WA S H I N G T O N

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PACKAGING

La Tortilleria 1999

for Punch Services

punchmarketing.com

The Calhoun brothers are the sons of retired missionaries and spent their childhood in Mexico. While operating a landscaping business in Winston-Salem, they noticed that their Latino employees had no local source for fresh tortillas. The Calhouns decided to travel to Guadalajara to study tortilla-making, then return to North Carolina to open a manufacturing facility.

La Tortilleria approached Punch Marketing to develop labeling for its products, intended for placement in Hispanic retail outlets across the country.

Friendly, character-based illustrations originated with the client request for a purple crow mascot.

purplecrow.net

APPAREL

Bowman Gray

The Wake Forest University School of Medicine remains one of the best medical schools in the United States.

An annual orientation for incoming students is held at the Bowman Gray campus.

The school hired Peter Hollingsworth & Associates to create t-shirts for its orientation attendees.

The design is a mosiac that references the art deco tile found in the indoor pool at the Graylyn Center, where some of the orientation events took place. The design includes the infinity logo of North Carolina Baptist Hospital, where the teaching facility is located.

1994

for Peter Hollingsworth& Associates

www1.wfubmc.edu/school

t-shirt design

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