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May 17, 2012
Back in March, we began our relationship as the agency of record for the Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation (JGCF). More >>
May 1, 2012
Founded in our own Queen City, Girls on the Run (GOTR) is a national non-profit aimed at encouraging preteen girls to live healthy and joyful lives. The program brings together preteen girls for a 10-12 week program that teaches lessons in self-confidence, team building, and responsibility. More >>
March 12, 2012
Tattoo Projects has a longstanding history of producing results and spreading powerful messages for local non-profits including the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte, and the Dale Earnhardt Foundation. More >>
December 21, 2011
As the official creative partner for Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte, our ad agency recently took on the project of designing the non-profit’s holiday card. More >>
October 24, 2011
So what’s new on the Charlotte advertising scene with Tattoo Projects? Over the past several weeks, we have been working with the Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte while serving as their creative partner. More >>
September 6, 2011
Charlotte creative advertising agency Tattoo Projects is pleased to announce that we’ve been tapped by Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte! The Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte provides families a safe, comfortable and supportive environment while their children receive medical treatment at nearby medical facilities. More >>
October 19, 2010
October is breast cancer awareness month, one of the largest well-known charities that is important to a lot of people for many different reasons. The campaigns and ads for breast cancer awareness are awesome. Breast cancer awareness is seen and heard all throughout the country at places including restaurants, races, businesses, events, etc. This charity knows how to get the word out and raise money for a good cause. More >>
August 4, 2010
Pepsi wanted to make a difference. No, not in their product, but rather using their product to make a difference in people’s lives. More >>
October 26, 2009
More than 600 runners participated in the 4.NINERK Fundraiser event last Saturday. Although the morning of the race was hit with rainy weather, it did not stop the event from being a complete success.
According to Chancellor Philip L. Dubois:
“Almost every day I receive e-mail messages from students faced with financial decisions no student should have to make. Their families are suffering financially and cannot help them, and they often already work, sometimes more than one job, to supplement the financial aid they receive. Many are first-generation college students – in fact, UNC Charlotte educates the largest number of first-generation students in the UNC system. The proceeds from today’s run will help many stay in school.”The event raised more than $27,000 for need-based scholarships at UNC Charlotte.
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