Salvation Army Winter newsletter
Salvation Army Winter Newsletter - page 2
Salvation Army Winter newsletter - page 3
Salvation Army Winter Newsletter - page 4
Salvation Army Winter Newsletter - page 5
Theater Square – Regal Theater Newsletter
Theater Square - Regal Theater Newsletter - Page 4
Theater Square - Regal Theater Newsletter - Page 3
Theater Square - Regal Theater Newsletter - Page 2
Theater Square - Regal Theater Newsletter
Redesigned Home page for Ruth Chafin – Interior Designer
Redesigned Home page for Ruth Chafin - Interior Designer
The Magnolia at Highlands Senior Citizen Apartments Grand Opening invitation
The Magnolia at Highlands Senior Citizen Apartments Grand Opening invitation created for Western Seniors Housing
The Magnolia at Highlands Ad
The Magnolia at Highlands Senior Citizen Apartments Grand Opening Ad created for Western Seniors Housing
The Salvation Army Family Stores
Designed The Salvation Army Family Stores to explain the how purchases help return men to their families.
HIV/AIDS Campaign
Dameron Communications created an aids testing campaign for the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health AIDS program. We crated posters, flyer’s, bus shelter ads radio and press releases.
Bus Shelter ads
Web landing page
HIV/Aids web landing page the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health AIDS program
Radio
Photo Shoot
Photo shoot and retouch for the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health AIDS program.
Press Releases
Press releases for HIV/AIDS project click to go to site
Hand Flyers – English
Hand Flyers for the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health AIDS program
Hand Flyers for the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health AIDS program
LaSalle Monthly Newsletter
Dameron Communications handles all of marketing for LaSalle Medical Associates
California Portland Cement Company
California Portland Cement Company, Colton, Calif. Plant – A public information campaign was developed to forge acceptance of their use of alternative fuel in their two cement kilns. Presentations on the environmental benefits of the fuel project were made to all mayors and city managers in the region, and all gave their full support. An additional part of our effort included a re-dedication of a huge 20 x 38-foot American flag that now flies over Mt. Slover in Colton. Attending the event were the mayor, city manager, the city council members, Assemblyman Joe Baca and Congressman George Brown.
The Results? The alternative fuel project was approved by the South Coast Air Quality Management District or SCAQMD without negative public comment. News of the flag raising made the front pages of numerous publications and was covered by the Southern California NBC outlet. Stories ran in 20 weeklies, from as far away as Houston, Texas.
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