In 2016, the Capitol Heights Volunteer Fire Department embarked on a campaign to recognize the impact of cancer and to raise funds to help find a cure. At the time, the pink fire engine, named “Courage” was stationed at our firehouse making every call an opportunity to acknowledge and discuss the effects of cancer. The CHVFD Tree of Courage was a way for people to remember a loved one or recognize someone who had or was still battling cancer. Campaign materials were created including a printed flyer and graphics for both web and social media using Abobe InDesign and Photoshop. I also created some of the ornaments that were requested during the campaign. All funds raised during the CHVFD Tree of Courage campaign were split between two cancer charities.
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