Every project we take on leaves more than just creative work behind. It leaves a footprint in the communities where we work.

After wrapping this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival, we took a closer look at the furniture onsite and saw that these pieces still had a lot of life left. We wanted to extend that life and saw a real opportunity to give back to the local community that hosted the experience.

Working alongside Wells Fargo, we decided to donate the furniture to Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork Valley, an organization deeply rooted in the region.

Our President and CEO, Eileen Valois, connected directly with the local Habitat team to coordinate the donation. Their mission of building affordable housing and supporting families across Western Colorado aligned perfectly with our shared goal of creating a lasting impact in the community.

We are grateful to have a client who shares that mindset, and together, we made it happen.

When selecting a local non-profit to collaborate with, we searched for an organization that not only elevates the physical and mental well-being of our community members but also provides life-changing resources. Renewal House emerged as the perfect partner. Serving over 400 women and children annually, Renewal House offers essential care and supports mothers in securing long-term employment. Our team members contributed gently used professional attire to assist the mothers at Renewal House in their job search. Our CEO & President, Eileen Valois, personally matched a monetary donation for every piece of clothing donated, amplifying our collective impact and commitment to making a difference.

It all begins with an idea.