From where we’re sitting, the last 18 months in the fundraising world look like a bit of a roller coaster. The general consensus from our nonprofit customers was that 2019 was an overwhelmingly positive year. So when the new year…
I think the way we all buy things has shifted quite a bit this year. Amazon trucks dominate neighborhoods and online ordering is said to be up by nearly 75% at retailers like Target and Walmart. The trend is…
[From time to time, Oregon's President, Judd Plattenburg, provides commentary for the Oregon blog about the state of the business, industry, and community affairs.] 4.13.20 The Beat Goes On: Yes, we are still working at Oregon Printing Communications, as we…
At first, I was surprised when Mark Maio reached out and asked us to help design and print his calendar for 2020. But as I thought about it, I realized there was a lot of mutual respect between us, and…
Being a printing and communications company located in the rapidly evolving place that is Downtown Dayton is exciting, to say the least! I feel like Dayton is truly turning a corner lately, what with the new brew pubs, the restaurants,…
[From time to time, Oregon's President, Judd Plattenburg, provides commentary for the Oregon blog about the state of the business, industry, and community affairs.] August, 2018 How lucky I was for 13 years. Not many people can say they love…
Compared to the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, spring is a low-key time for most nonprofits. (About a third of all annual donations are made in December.) But that doesn’t mean you should forget about giving. In fact,…
When we talk about personalized print, we’re usually referring to variable data, or information that digital printers can customize based on an organization’s knowledge of its reader base. But what if you could print pieces that didn’t just have customized…
I love food. Living downtown in Dayton, I am lucky to have a grand selection of fabulous restaurants to choose from however it seems that every weekend, I notice myself going to the same restaurants week after week. Why? Now…