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Some of our best work. Good causes like Big Brothers/Big Sisters. The United Way. Education Reform. Literacy improvements. School bond issues. We believe in putting back into the community to make it stronger.
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Education Reform In 1991, Mississippi passed education reform legislation that has garnered national attention. Directed by Jim Dollarhide, this spot for Mississippians for Quality Education was produced with Maris West & Baker as part of a campaign to establish grassroots support for this tremendous stride in public education reform. Won Best of Show and a regional ADDY award. |
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Big Brothers/Big Sisters Produced with the Ramey Agency in Jackson, this award-winning spot was part of a campaign to increase awareness that BB/BS needed volunteers. |
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Metropolitan Crime Commission Jim Dollarhide approached the little known citizen’s crime group with an offer to do an awareness campaign to focus public attention on the growing crime problems in our area. The resulting controversial television campaign produced with the help of the GodwinGroup made front-page headlines in The Clarion Ledger for five days in a row. It also made the newspaper’s editorial page three days straight. It was on the 6 o’clock news every day for a week. Constant media attention to these commercials helped establish an undeniable identity for the Metropolitan Crime Commission. |
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