UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN 1999-2000 It's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day grind of making work, taking kids to daycare, going grocery shopping and a million other things that make us stressed and angry at parts of our lives. But we are lucky people--we who made this website and you who are looking at it. We probably don't know what it's like to be in really serious trouble, without food, addicted to drugs, or the parent of a disabled child and nowhere to turn to get help. That why we feel it's our duty as a company to contribute to the community in which we live. And that's why we accepted the challenge of making marketing materials for the United Way campaign in 1999. The 1999-2000 United Way campaign was an overwhelming success. And we are very proud to have been a part of that. And we sincerely hope that our efforts will contribute to equal success in 2000-2001 campaign.   1999-2000 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN LOGO AND SLOGAN "Do a good turn" turned out to be an ideal slogan for the 1999-2000 campaign. The accompanying roadsign image provided a recognizable tie-ins for the campaign.   1999-2000 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN MATERIALS It takes a wide range of communications and marketing materials to get the United Way's message to those persons who help support its efforts in our community. These are some of them.   UNIITED WAY CAMPAIGN 1999 KICK-OFF BREAKFAST FGCU's We interruptd the morning commute with this invitation to a kick-off breakfast for the United Way campaign.   DO A GOOD TURN CAMPAIGN BROCHURE We broke with the traditional United Way campaign brochure with this piece that folded open to map-size. UNIITED WAY CAMPAIGN 1999 KICK-OFF BREAKFAST FGCU's We interruptd the morning commute with this invitation to a kick-off breakfast for the United Way campaign.   Tuesday Nite Marketing & Media 1617 Hendry Street, Suite 407, Fort Myers, FL 33901 tel. 941.939-9079 Entire contents © 1998-2002 by Tuesday Nite Marketing & Media, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction of this electronic publication or any of its elements without prior written permission from TNMM is expressly forbidden. Comments? We'd love to hear them.