Moved recently created a logo for a startup out in Bellingham, WA called The Open Door Adventure Project, whose mission is to “empower, inform and connect people with and without disabilities. The Project seeks to accomplish this goal through thoughtful, integrated outdoor experiences.” The footage and photos gathered will be put together to create a multimedia marketing piece that Open Door can use to attract new clients.

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Never Too Late was founded in 2000 when it began granting wishes at a senior living center in Indianapolis. This story, produced by Moved as a multimedia piece, marks the granting of Never Too Late’s 1,800th wish. It’s the story of a man who grew up in Louisiana and, in true cajun style, wanted to have one last crawfish boil with his family.

Never Too late grants wishes every week in any size and shape. They have been as simple as a bus ticket to see a distant relative and as involved as an invitation to sing with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Anyone can get involved in the wish granting process, whether you know an elderly person with a wish, or you would like to give or volunteer to help make other wishes happen. Visit Never Too Late’s web site at www.nevertoolate.org.

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More than just a bike shop, Freewheelin’ Community Bikes is a program that teaches kids self-respect and perseverance. To find out more about Freewheelin’, including shop and bike sales hours, go to www.freewheelinbikes.org. This is a piece we created to help them better tell their story to all of their constituents.

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The Orissa Project is a Christian ministry based in the state of Orissa in India. The organization fell under persecution in the winter of 2007 along with other Christian ministries in Orissa. But they are persevering. They continue the work of their children’s home that now houses about 130 children, as well as participating in local mission outreach.

Moved is currently working on marketing material for World Refugee Day in partnership with Exodus Refugee Immigration. Exodus is an awesome organization that helps to resettle over 400 refugees every year right here in Indianapolis. Not only does Exodus provide these newly arrived community members with furnished apartments, clothing and food to help get them on their feet, they also provide language, cultural orientation and readiness for employment training out of their facilities down at 11th and Brookside. Exodus is always looking for volunteers to help with setting up apartments as well as donations of furniture or money to help in their taking care of these families. Check out their site (soon to be redone) here.

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This is the story of a woman that helps tell the story of an organization. Moved Media wanted to tell that story. Second Helpings in Indianapolis has three main goals: Eliminating hunger, empowering people, and rescuing food. Check them out at secondhelpings.org.