Updated Brand Unifies Social Service Organization with 3 Locations


Grafton Featured Image

CLIENT: Grafton

Providing services for people with a range of mental disabilities including autism, Grafton School was perceived as the last resource for help. With three locations in Virginia, the organization was calling out to be rebranded as a regional powerhouse in behavioral healthcare. Red Rooster Group repositioned Grafton as a centralized source for hope in the Mid-Atlantic region. We updated an old tagline and introduced a new visual look.

Brand Architecture

Our research uncovered that one of Grafton’s strengths, the specialized expertise and dedication of its staff, was not being conveyed. We shortened the official name of Grafton School to Grafton and established a brand hierarchy to unify the organization’s four locations under one brand name.

Grafton Logo

Grafton Logos

 


Brand Manual

We created a brand manual to explain the brand – what the organization stands for — and specifies colors, typefaces, graphics  and guidelines for the brand. This has allowed the client manage their own brand effectively.

Grafton Brand Manual


Website

After a strategic assessment of competitors and the users, we redesigned the website around the needs of the users. The redesign has been receiving rave reviews. grafton.org

Grafton Website


Newsletter

Grafton’s internal newsletter to its 700 employees at their three locations keeps employees informed and generates enthusiasm for the organization.

Grafton Newsletter


Display

A flexible system of interchangeable panels helps make their display adaptable for fairs, attracting potential students and employees.


New Brand Launches Jewish Partnership

CLIENT: ENGAJE! Enrich, Nurture and Grow through Adult Jewish Education!

Branding and event promotion for program to educate nonJewish teachers in Hebrew schools about Jewish values so that they could impart them to their students.

Challenge

With non-Jewish pre-school teachers providing the first school experience for pre-schoolers in Jewish schools, there was an opportunity to create a stronger Jewish foundation for these students. So the Board of Jewish Education and Suffolk Adult Jewish Education Services came to together to develop a training program to help educate teachers about values so that they could impart them to their students.

Solution

With a limited budget for promotion, we knew the logo needed to convey a lot of information, and do so quickly. We developed the logo around the concept of interaction between the teacher and students. The logo was well received for its human aspect and positive emotional quality. We then adapted it to business cards, and event promotion — which was very successful.

This project was done as a pro bono project under the UJA-Federation’s Management Assistance Program (MAP), and was featured in MAP’s 25 anniversary celebration.

ENGAJE! Stationery


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