Charity

Large Presentation Charity Checks

BIG Images presentation charity checks and check templates

Presentation Charity Checks


BIG Images announces large dry-erasable presentation checks.

BIG Images announces the availability of custom printed full color dry erase checks as an addition to its standard line of products. This products is designed as an inexpensive solution for presentations and publicity events to present money, awards, and donations. With the dry-erase laminate as an available option the product is durable and reusable, saving money and needless waste.

Available for immediate download are 7 presentation check templates. These 7 basic styles, designed at 18" x 36", can be used as starting points when designing your checks. All templates are provided in Adobe Illustrator CS1 “.ai” format. You will need Adobe Illustrator, or a program that can read the .ai file type, in order to edit the check templates. The usual caveats apply — these templates are provided as is, for BIG Images customer’s use only.

Available immediately, this reusable product is recommended for the following applications:
  • Publicity events.
  • Presentations.
  • Donations.
  • Awards Ceremonies.


To learn more about BIG Images dry-erasable checks visit the dry-erase check product page.

Ken Pettit Elected VP of SLOCAMA, on Marketing Committee for SLO Symphony

Ken Pettit, a founding partner in BIG Images, has been elected as Vice President of SLOCAMA for the third year in a row. In addition he has been invited to join the San Luis Obispo Symphony’s Marketing Committee.


In 2004 Ken co-founded SLOCAMA, the San Luis Obispo Creative and Marketing Alliance. It is a group of creative and marketing professionals and students in San Luis Obispo County. The goals of SLOCAMA are:
  • Inspiration: To raise the bar and inspire each other
  • Collaboration: To bring creative professionals together
  • Education: To educate our community about marketing
This year Ken continues to bolster the Marketing community by helping to lead SLOCAMA into 2007. Ken has also helped lead BIG Images’ efforts in supporting the San Luis Obispo Symphony for three years running (read more here). Ken’s continued local involvement has been an invaluable asset to the marketing community & the musical arts of San Luis Obispo.

Ken Helps M.D.A. Raise $58,000

Thank you to everyone who helped make Ken Pettit’s time at the MDA Lock-Up a success!


Thanks to our many generous customers including Molly Dawson of Data Based Marketing, Darren Smith of Compass Health, and Damien Porter of SLO Passport for their participation. Everyone's generosity helped Ken raise his bail, which funds the local chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association and allows the kids to attend a week-long summer camp.

Ken Pettit Must Have Rolled Three Doubles...

Ken Pettit is in Jail - help bail him out to help Jerry's Kids and the Muscular Distrophy Association
Ken Pettit has rolled 3 doubles! Help bail him out of jail.
Well, I must have rolled three doubles because I’m about to be taken to jail without passing go!  I’m participating in the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s San Luis Obispo Lock Up to help “Jerry's Kids®”.  My bail’s been set at $1800, just enough to send three kids to summer camp. I need your help to reach my goal and earn my “Get out of Jail Free” card. 

MDA serves people in our community with neuromuscular disease by providing clinics, support groups, assistance with the purchase and repair of wheelchairs, braces and communication devices, and summer camp for kids. MDA also funds research grants to help find treatments and cures for 43 neuromuscular diseases.

To find out more, click here to see my Participant Page. You’ll find plenty of information about MDA and the local services it provides so that you can see how your donation will be used. You may make your donation on-line by credit card or, print out a form to mail or fax over to me.  Feel free to contact me directly at 805-781-9301 or via e-mail.  And if you happen to roll the dice, come by to “just visit”.

Thank you for helping me help others. 

Ken Pettit
KenSig

P.S.  If you don't help save my ugly mug this year, you might just find yours nominated next year.

Hope Worldwide Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Beebe and volunteers painting murals at Hope Worldwide's LA Day on Hope
One of the many murals painted by volunteers on the L.A. Day on Hope 2006. Murals that day were designed by Diana Roberts, Beebe Hargrove, Chrystal Santoyo and Ewa Pietraszak
“Everybody can be GREAT, because everybody can SERVE.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

“HOPE worldwide is an international charity that changes lives by harnessing the compassion and commitment of dedicated staff and volunteers to deliver sustainable, high-impact, community-based services to the poor and needy.” —From the Hope Worldwide web page

One of their many events was the LA Day on Hope and BIG Images is proud to help by providing banners and signage for the event.

The 2006 event drew 3,500 participants, including 1,500 volunteers, to 6 sites in the greater L.A. area. Activities of the day included soccer clinics provided by the Los Angeles Galaxy Soccer team, health education provided by the Children's Hospital of Orange County, and mural painting to beautify the schools' grounds.

BIG Images Promotes Renewable Energy.

Why Not Solar banners on solar powered music stage
Two banners donated by BIG Images to support renewable energy mounted to the solar-powered sound stage.
BIG Images is a technology company as well as a large format printer: therefore when an opportunity to help push the technological envelope of the world presents itself we jump at the opportunity. WhyNotSolar.org—an organization whose goal is "... to bridge the gap between interested individuals, donors and volunteer programs" hosted an event this past weekend promoting the awareness of alternative energies such as solar power, biodiesel, veggie-oil, and electricity for vehicles.

WhyNotSolar.org is part of a growing world of people searching for renewable energy—hoping to do their part to reduce their carbon footprint. It's international projects include an ongoing Thailand program where volunteers will, for example, help supply electricity to schools so they can run air conditioning, and promote renewable energy.

If you are interested in the opportunities available and have time, money, or encouragement to offer check them out at www.WhyNotSolar.org.

BIG Images is proud to support the pursuit of alternative energies—you should be too!