We recently had the honor and privilege of partnering with Team RWB (Team Red, White, & Blue) to develop their brand from the ground up. It has been a thrilling process to see this amazing organization grow to become nationally-recognized. Last week, they were featured on a Today Show segment, which you can watch below:

About Team RWB

Team RWB firmly believes that It’s Our Turn to give back to the veterans that have served to protect the freedoms we enjoy. Team RWB is an organization founded by committed veterans who are dedicated to support and enrich the lives of wounded veterans and their families. They do this by partnering with athletes to raise money and volunteers who develop long-lasting relationships with wounded veterans, helping them reintegrate into civilian society. According to Team RWB, “We do not view success in terms of dollars raised, but by relationships maintained.”

To find out exactly what this amazing, multi-faceted organization does, check out their What We Do page.

Here are just some of the parts and pieces to the Team RWB brand:
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Our 10^th anniversary year has been full of new R29 creative matter, and Creative Matters 25 is no exception. Please download our quarterly newsletter and get the latest work, news, and updates all in a brand new package. It’s still jam-packed with a cross section of work, but now it holds some design and reader updates that are better experienced than explained. So without further banter:

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As with previous Creative Matters, please download the interactive PDF to click your way through via each hotlink, or simply scroll through it page by page (best viewed with the latest version of Acrobat Reader).

Don’t forget to BE IN CHARGE or to take a stroll down memory lane with TEN x TEN anniversary site currently highlighting 2000-2007.

Let us know what you think about our new work or just take a second to say hi. We hope that the last remnants of summer treat you well and we can talk soon,

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