A new environment event attracts sponsors through effective design.
Continue readingAttracting Sponsors for a New Environmental Event
Red Rooster Group Logos Selected for Logo Lounge 7 Book
Three logos designed by Red Rooster Group were selected for inclusion in the book Logo Lounge Volume 7, featuring the best logo designs of the year. See the logos.
Continue readingA 20-year Commitment to the Environment
Red Rooster Group has been passionate about the environment for more than 2 decades. We have worked with nonprofits well as green businesses to promote their eco-friendly products and services. From volunteering with environmental organizations, to promoting green causes and products, we’re putting our passion into action to create a healthier planet.
Continue readingSelling Your Cause: Lessons for Nonprofits
A recent seminar called How To Sell Green addressed how business and real estate professionals can make their case for selling sustainable buildings. In listening to the session, conducted by Lauren Yarmuth Principal of YRG Sustainability, I culled some lessons for nonprofit organizations in how to sell your cause.
Continue readingPanel Discussion Explores Urban Agriculture
Will urban gardens save America? This lofty topic was taken on tonight by a panel of experts representing different aspects of the urban agriculture movement that provided an interesting overview of the issue.
Continue readingGreen Fair Logo
When the Sephardic Community Center approached us to promote their first Green Fair, there were two challenges. The first was to help people understand how to reduce their impact on the environment. At the same time, this was the Center’s first green initiative and they wanted to create a new look to hallmark their efforts.
The logo is combines a tree as an upward arrow, representing raising awareness, with a downward arrow to signify reducing impact. The message is conveyed clearly with a distinctive type treatment and a memorable logo.
Green City Challenge Logo
Logo for an event promoting environmental awareness among the general public.
Cycling Victory: Community Board 7 Passes Resolution for Protected Bike Lanes
Last night, Community Board 7 passed a resolution for Class 1 protected bike lanes on Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues by a vote of 28 to 7. The resolution stated that the CB asks the DOT to study the area to better understand how protected bike lanes will impact business, parking, traffic, and safety and to report back with a plan to build such lanes.
For those of you who know that I am a big cycling advocate, this represents a huge victory in creating a safer, more livable city for everyone as well as reducing the impact on the environment.Continue reading
Thanks for supporting me on Hazon's NY Ride
Thanks for supporting me on the Hazon’s NY Ride. With your help, I raised $4,877 and was named Hazon’s Person of the Year.
Howard Levy Named Hazon Person of the Year
Red Rooster Group Principal Howard Levy was selected as Hazon’s Person of the Year for the 2009 Jewish Environmental Bike Ride in recognition of his accomplishments in promoting, fundraising and organizing for the 4 day event.
Photo Caption: Nigel Savage, Hazon founder and Executive Director, honors Howard Levy as Hazon’s Person of the Year for the 2009 NY Ride. Michael Hopkins and Jenny Eisenberg, Ride Co-Chairs, are in the background.