The Jenks Public Schools Foundation was created in 1987 as a local education foundation dedicated to providing an enhanced academic environment for all students of the Jenks Public Schools district. During the past 25 years, the Foundation has committed more than $1,900,000 for academic programs, classroom grants, and teacher and staff recognition. These programs provide a direct benefit to hundreds of Jenks educators, and to thousands of students.
The success of the Foundation is based on the support of hundreds of committed parents, educators, businesses, and supporters of Jenks Public Schools. Its district is nationally recognized for numerous academic and athletic achievements, as well as innovative approaches to education. The Jenks Public Schools Foundation has been instrumental in funding programs and projects that uphold the district’s reputation for a “tradition of excellence with a vision for tomorrow”.
Event Planning & Coordination:
Teamed on the planning and execution of public and private events, such as annual auctions, golf tournaments, street parties and community fundraisers.
The Jenks' Annual Homecoming Street Party is a celebration attracting more than 1,000 participants. Families, students, and fans gather after the Homecoming Parade to enjoy games, food and fun prior to kick-off. Participating school clubs and organizations use the opportunity to raise funds and community businesses increase their brands' awareness.
Graphic Design:
Created and delivered circulation and web images, communicating events, campaigns and branded messaging.
Posters/Flyers distributed to campuses and local businesses (below).
Facebook Graphic
Event Maps and Legends for Logistics, Safety and Alternative Venue in the case that weather would deem a site change necessary.
Event Signage
Campaigns:
Teamed with the PR/Marketing Committee in the strategic planning, development and implementation of campaigns created to generate contributions to the Foundation and its funded programs.
The Hands-On Campaign launched with an initial donation of $1.1 million from a group of Jenks parents to the district in order to hire more teachers and reduce class sizes.
Through the Giving Circles Campaign, maintained the Foundation's brand identity with Superintendent's Circle and Friends of the Foundation logos (below).
New Tag Line with Modified Logo
