Thrive’s story is one of a grassroots organization that grew to be a staunch supporter and advocate for local economic development, community initiatives, and social enterprises. However, changes and growth within the organization over the years asked that it take a fresh look at how well
In 2017, we learned we’d been chosen to work with Vivo on their built environment communications strategy and implementation. After several months of observation, research, analysis, and strategy, we established our first priority for production: revamp and build upon the facility’s wayfinding. It’s critical
Our latest Grow Your Good was awarded to a pretty cool, to a pretty cool – and unbeknownst to us – group in Calgary called Creative Aging Calgary Society. They came to us with the need for a rebrand. We learned that the organization increases
TUC (Team Up Calgary) is engaging Calgarians to authentically connect with their communities. In fact, they hope that Calgarians will positively transform their communities via its multi-use space. This visual is built on individually patterned blocks that connect, emphasizing the variety of uses the
Calgary Reads is a non-profit working to strengthen literacy and give children a brighter future. Its story is one of collaboration with schools, educators and community partners—and working with them to offer programs, events and resources that nurture a love of reading. The 2017 Report to Community
We recently launched this website for Thrive, a resource for Calgary-based local economy leaders, entrepreneurs, and neighbourhood champions. Through the provision of education, connections and resources, Thrive empowers Calgary’s change-making community. The dynamism behind these things—positive change, connections, empowerment— is what we were tapping into
We’re pleased to announce the latest recipient of our Grow Your Good award CivicTech YYC is all about people coming together to work on projects that make use of technology, or data, for good. It’s a volunteer group possessing a diverse knowledge and skill set—from developer
As you may know, we’re keen on getting involved in election campaigns. This civic election, the task at hand has been helping Councillor Evan Woolley as he seeks re-election in Ward 8. We especially like the “extra” lawn signs designed to be placed next to
