Holy Cow is proud to announce they donated a free logo, as a silent auction item, to the Second Annual Bachelor Bid Charity Auction. The Bachelor Bid Charity Auction is conducted to benefit the Wake County Women’s Center in their mission to serve at-risk and homeless women and children.
Lorana Price, CEO of Holy Cow, stated, “I am thrilled to have been able to use our creative services to benefit the women and children in our community who are in need. Donating a logo was such a simple way for us to help so many. Since giving back to our community is one of our core values, we felt this was a perfect opportunity for us.”
In addition to helping the Wake County Women’s Center with their logo donation, Holy Cow is also able to help an emerging business owner begin building the corporate identity for his dream. Don Koebrich of Braxton Photography Studio was the winning bidder. Braxton Photography Studio provides advertising agencies with thought-provoking, emotional photography that suits the needs of their clients. For more information about Braxton Photography Studio, contact Don Koebrich at 919 762 1304.
For more information about the Second Annual Bachelor Bid and its sponsoring organization, the Wild Wacky Wonderful Women of the World, contact Deborah Harrell Meehan by sending an email to debharrellmeehan@aol.com, or go to www.wildwackywonderfulwomenoftheworld.org. For more information about the Wake County Women’s Center, call 829 3711 or visit www.wcwc.org.
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About Holy Cow: Holy Cow is a full-service creative agency providing advertising, graphic design and marketing solutions to businesses of all sizes. They work with businesses from many industries, with a strong focus on promoting consistency of each client’s brand. After working with the firm, clients will be able to say, “Holy Cow!” about the designs and services they have received. For more information about Holy Cow, or to schedule an initial consultation, contact Lorana Price by calling 919 606 2817 or sending an email to lorana@holycowbranding.com.
