You've heard that a tree grows in Brooklyn. Well, "Print Grows Trees" — the campaign designed by Perdue Creative to help preserve America's forests — has branched out to New York City's fabled Times Square. And we couldn't be prouder.

  Two very different cause marketing videos created by Perdue Creative were honored in the 32nd Annual Telly Awards. "How do you agape?" an online video for Agape Child & Family Services won a Bronze Telly in the Social Responsibility category, and "Go Paper. Grow Trees." for International Paper took the Bronze Telly in the Green/Eco-Friendly category.

Saturday, Feb. 19, the Memphis chapter of the American Advertising Federation honored communication design firm Perdue Creative with one gold and five silver ADDY awards. "Print Grows Trees", developed for the Printing & Graphics Association Mid-Atlantic in Washington, DC, received  the gold ADDY for illustration and four silver ADDYs in the logo, poster, transit ad and campaign categories.

We are excited and honored to be helping nonprofit client HopeWorks promote their third annual fundraiser breakfast, "A Morning of Hope with Bill Strickland" on Saturday, March 5, 8:30 a.m., at the Woodland Hills Event Center in Cordova, Tenn. We're especially excited because this year's keynote, Bill Strickland, is a dynamic speaker with a story and resume too lengthy to recite here. Rising out of the inner-city Pittsburgh neighborhood of Manchester, Strickland — inspired by a high school art t...

Share | On the streets of downtown Memphis, we asked random people representing a broad spectrum of our city the same question..."How do you agape?"  This is the video component to our brand awareness campaign for Agape Child & Family Services, a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to providing children and families with healthy homes.

Poverty, homelessness, poor education, teenage pregnancy, infant mortality — these are some of the daunting problems facing the city of Memphis, putting a whole community at risk. But what can be done to conquer such seemingly insurmountable tasks? Perhaps the answer is love.