ALEXANDRIA, AUSTRALIA, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) As part of an ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, Sydney's boutique graphic design agency Attractivo has launched Pro Bono Initiative 2012.
Dedicated to utilising the design agency's creative skills to helping others, Attractivo's goal with this program is to support 30 not-for-profit organisations and charities by the year 2015.
Exclusively for Australian NPOs and charities, part of the Attractivo Pro Bono Intiative program is the Pro Bono Annual Report Design Service. With this initiative, Attractivo is offering pro bono service for the design of the NPO/charity's annual report. In 2012, this is available for up to three NPOs/charities.
"We love giving back to the community, so this initiative was launched for Attractivo to make a difference"" says Bianca Sengos, Managing Director.
Not-for-profit organisations and charities are invited to register their interest at: attractivo.com.au/pro-bono. Alternatively, contact Attractivo on (02) 9037 4323 or email probono@attractivo.com.au.
About Attractivo
As a boutique graphic design agency in Sydney, Attractivo specialises in graphic and website design for businesses across Australia with a strategic and marketing focus.
Attractivo's Studio is based in Alexandria, just 10 mins from Sydney CBD. The agency offers graphic design and web design service as an integrated holistic service for companies in Australia.
Attractivo Announces Pro Bono Initiative 2012
As part of an ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, Sydney's boutique graphic design agency Attractivo has launched Pro Bono Initiative 2012.
2012-07-12
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[Press-News.org] Attractivo Announces Pro Bono Initiative 2012As part of an ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, Sydney's boutique graphic design agency Attractivo has launched Pro Bono Initiative 2012.