Imbirikani School for Girls

The Imbirkani High School in Kenya was begun in 2004 as a result of a study commissioned by Clyde and Betsy Jackson to investigate the educational needs of Maasai children in the Imbirikani Group Ranch area of southwest Kenya. Approximately 10,000 Massai live in the area. The study showed that a high school for girls was badly needed. 98% of the girls in this area do not have any educational opportunity after primary school and most enter into early marriage (ages 14-15) and are then subjected to a life of child bearing and hard physical labor. The Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) owns and operates the school. God willing, the master plan for the school envisions two additional dorms and related facilities to be built over the next two years that will house up to 400 girls.

I am honored to be able to help with such an honorable organization. For more information on the Imbirikani School for girls, please click here.

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AJX 2010 Golf Tournament - Program

I was asked by the AJX Foundation to create a program for the dinner reception at the 2010 Golf Tournament.

You can learn more about the AJX Foundation by clicking here.

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Go 4 Bling

I was asked by The Highlands at Trophy Club and Go 4 Bling to create an flyer to promote their wine and cheese night.

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Community Storehouse Project

The idea behind this project was to create an ad to promote the food drive being held by 4 new home communities and the Community Storehouse. The Community Storehouse is a non-profit faith based relief agency that is "dedicated to the well-being and education of the children in our community". The ad was placed and distributed in various retail establishments throughout the community as well as homeowner associations and other mediums.


The following directional signs are placed throughout Trophy Club, Keller and additional areas in the Alliance Corridor as well as in front of the Model Homes directing the public to the Food Drive drop points.



I was so exctied to work on this project and to learn more about the Community Storehouse and their noble organization.
For More information about the Community Storehouse, Click Here.

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