Written by Hannah Krafka, Marketing and Communications

St. Vincent de Paul District Council of Dayton is pleased to announce the C-3 Group has awarded St. Vincent de Paul pro-bono marketing assistance throughout the coming year. Launched in October 2013, the C-3 Group introduced their “C-3 Cares” initiative. Through the program, non-profits in the Dayton area receive vital marketing services such as strategic brand consulting, design support and creation of adverting materials.

“We are very excited to be working with Saint Vincent De Paul this year. On a recent tour of the facility, we were amazed at what all Saint Vincent does for the community and how many people they help lift up every day.” President Brad Cullman shares, “It was truly eye opening. As a marketing firm, if we can play even a small role in spreading the word throughout the Miami Valley to help others realize this as well, it will assist St. Vincent De Paul to continue to do the incredible work they do for our entire community.”

Executive Director David Bohardt clarifies, “the changes in marketing materials will solidify the St. Vincent de Paul look and feel while increasing our visibility in Dayton.”

The C-3 Group is a multi-disciplined creative branding and marketing agency that does things a little differently. Starting with a comprehensive strategy, they take a tailored approach to every project to create disruptive marketing, no matter the medium.

St. Vincent de Paul is please to collaborate with a local business in the creative Historic Oregon District of Dayton, OH, the birthplace of numerous innovations and close to the clients St. Vincent de Paul serves each year. St. Vincent de Paul is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving the Greater Dayton Area. We aid the homeless and impoverished by providing emergency shelter, transitional and permanent supportive housing, food, clothing and household items, and guidance on the path to leading a self-sustaining life. We provide help to individuals and families who are on the brink of losing their housing, those who are currently homeless, and those working to secure and maintain permanent housing.