Moore Ink. - Seattle Nonprofit Public Relations, Nonprofit Communications, Community Relations, Media Relations

Moore Ink. specializes in serving clients with a cause, organizations with high goals and values that are committed to making life better for people in our community. We are proud to number the following organizations among our clients:

American Red Cross: Researched and created a comprehensive strategic marketing communications plan aimed at better educating the community about the local impact of this respected organization. Currently working with the Chapter to implement the plan; work includes message development, web site content/design, employee communications, publication review, community outreach and more.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society/Greater Washington Chapter: Comprehensive communications and PR, from planning to implementation: media relations, quarterly newsletter, annual report, fundraising event support and publicity, community outreach and more.

Youth Eastside Services: Comprehensive communications and PR assistance, including development and implementation of a strategic communications plan, media relations, brochures, annual report, newsletter, community presentations and capital campaign communications.

Seattle Cancer Treatment and Wellness Center: Hired in February 2003, Moore Ink. has assumed all public relations and local marketing activities for this unique out-patient clinic. Seattle Cancer Treatment and Wellness Center combines the latest medical oncology therapies with supportive techniques like nutrition, mind-body medicine, physical therapy, naturopathy and spiritual wellness to fight cancer.

Community Services for the Blind and Partially Sighted: Developing materials and outreach for a new planned giving program.

Social Justice Fund Northwest (formerly A Territory Resource): Creating and implementing a comprehensive strategic communications plan to position this five-state regional foundation as a leader in advancing social justice through grassroots community organizing.

United Way of Anchorage: Conducted two full-day training sessions in PR for Nonprofits for 130 executive directors, communications managers, Board members and other staff of nonprofit organizations in Alaska.

South King Council of Human Services (a United Way coalition): Researched, wrote and oversaw production of a donor/funder-directed publication, “A Matter of Need,” emphasizing the unique needs of South King County residents for human services.

American Cancer Society: Media and community relations for the first-ever Puget Sound-area Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event in 2002.

Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center: Researched and wrote promotional materials for Children's Heart Center, Research Department, ACCESS program (After Cancer Care Ends, Survivorship Starts) and Outcomes Report for the Pediatric Surgery Department; wrote and facilitated Board and Guild approval of campaign case statement; planned and wrote labor/management communications.

King County Human Services Coalition: Media relations, including organizing and promoting a successful news conference that resulted in coverage by the Seattle Times, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, KOMO-TV, KING-TV, KCPQ-TV, KIRO radio and KUOW radio.

Comprehensive Health Education Foundation: Developed a strategic communications and marketing plan to assist in marketing CHEF’s prevention curricula to school districts and promoting the organization’s initiatives in the areas of early childhood, school-age youth and healthy aging. Continuing to serve as communications consultant to implement communications and marketing plan strategies.

Federal Way School District: Developed comprehensive communications plan to help ensure staff understanding and support for the district’s transition to a middle school/high school structure. Activities included concept development, planning and writing of bimonthly staff newsletters.

Seattle Education Association: Worked with SEA staff and volunteers to plan and conduct interviews with more than 1,000 Association members to gather information to use in establishing SEA’s strategic plan. Developed a strategic communications plan, and implemented selected activities, to advance the organization’s strategic plan. Wrote and facilitated Board of Directors adoption of a new SEA mission statement and logo.

Evergreen Healthcare: Media and public relations for the 2000 Body Mind & Spirit Symposium.

Horizon House: Employee and resident communications for one of Seattle's most respected retirement communities.

Issaquah School District: Wrote and delivered keynote address at a seminar for 100 school secretaries.

Premera Blue Cross: Speechwriting, media relations, PR employee recruitment.

Presbyterian Retirement Communities Northwest (Exeter House and Park Shore, Seattle): Resident communications, community relations, advertising, crisis communications planning, media relations.

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, UW Medical Center, and Children's Hospital): Researched and wrote marketing notebook for health insurance company representatives detailing the Alliance's pediatric bone marrow transplant program.

Seattle School District: Developed marketing and PR plan for Rainier Beach High School's Performing Arts Center; wrote and coordinated design and production of a brochure for new and prospective students and their parents.

Washington Education Association: Developed a format for organizing and articulating WEA's budget as a vehicle for achieving and evaluating organizational strategies.

WEA Children's Fund: Developed and implemented the first-ever fundraising plan for this non-profit foundation; wrote content for Website at www.weachildrensfund.org.

Yakima School District: Assisted in the planning and development of a day-long management training session for administrators, and delivered a presentation on community relations.

Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences: Design and facilitation of half-day communications workshop for 60 parents, alumni and Board trustees of this private school, including keynote presentation.

Washington Athletic Club: Facilitated member committee to develop a recommended operations, communications and marketing plan for child care services.