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OREGON EYE SPECIALISTS COLLATERALDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONRe-branding project using existing logo. Included many different collateral projects, including brochures, posters and advertising.

Imagine a life less dependent on glasses with LASIKOur physicians specializing in laser vision correction use the most advanced technology combined with unmatched surgical skill and personalized care. Discover your options today.

“What a gift! I told my doctor it was like he gave me my life back.”

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Oregon Eye Specialists, PC

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GET TO KNOW YOUR LENS OPTIONSwith Cataract SurgeryToday’s premium intraocular lens (IOL) technology offers a higher level of independence from glasses. Together, you and your physician will evaluate all the options and determine what’s best for you.

“The results are incredible! I am seeing so clearly without the aid of anything.”


DRY EYE RELIEF IS IN SIGHT

Dry eye is an extremely common condition with a number of frustrating symptoms that can greatly impact your quality of life.

Oregon Eye Specialists offers a variety of treatment options – ask your physician today what might work best for you.

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Improving VISION. Improving LIFE.

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LASIK

Advanced Surface Ablation (PRK)

Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)

Rediscover Your World with

VISION CORRECTION

REV 09/2014

LAKE OSWEGO CLINICTimothy M. Denman, MD

4035 SW Mercantile Drive, Suite 216Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Phone: 503.636.2551

ST. VINCENT CLINICMartin J. Balish , MD

9135 SW Barnes Road, Suite 961Portland, OR 97225

Phone: 503.292.0848

The greatest compliment we can ever receive is a referral from you, our valued patient. If you know someone in need of quality eye care, please pass along our information.

Thank you for your confidence and trust!

TESTIMONIALS

“I’ve worn glasses for nearly all my life and they had become a total inconvenience, so I opted for LASIK. What a gift! Shortly after the procedure, I could see so well…I could make out individual blades of grass in my yard. I told Dr. Tim it was like he gave me my life back. And now I tell everyone I know about him.” −Rosie

“I initially came in for a LASIK consultation and learned I was not an ideal candidate. I thought this meant I’d be in glasses and contacts forever, but as soon as Dr. Tim mentioned PRK, I said ‘sign me up!’ I’m so appreciative that he took the extra steps to discover what was ideal for me, my eyes and my lifestyle. The procedure itself was very quick and easy, as was recovery. I took great comfort in going with a physician and practice with such a solid reputation. My only wish is that I had done it sooner!” −Elizabeth

“I had been contemplating LASIK ever since it became available. The initial consultation and everything Dr. Balish did prior to surgery really put my mind at ease. The treatment transformed my life. I had forgotten how cumbersome it had become wearing glasses – from text messaging to simply distinguishing shampoo from conditioner in the shower. After the surgery, I was amazed at how clearly I could see...the most incredible thing is waking up and seeing everything in focus. I highly recommend it.” −Ken

NEXT STEPS

Schedule your consultation withtheOregonEyeSpecialiststeamtodeterminewhichprocedureisrightforyou.

__Afteryourconsultation,pleasefollowthesefewsimplestepstoproceedwithyoursurgery...

Visit www.oregoneyes.netundertheLASIKtabforpertinentpatienthandouts

Give us a calltoschedulethefollowingappointments:__Evaluationtodeterminefinalmeasurements,

eyehealthandprepareforsurgery__Consultationwithyoursurgeon__Surgery

Discontinue contact lens wear:__Stopallsoftcontactlenswearoneweek

beforeyourevaluationandatleastoneweekbeforeyoursurgery

__Rigidcontactlenswearwillbediscussedatyourconsultation

Fill your medications sothatyoucanbeginusetwoweeksbeforesurgery(unlessyouweretoldotherwise)__Youwillalsohavemedicationsforuse

followingyoursurgery

Finalize financial matters__WegladlyacceptCareCredit!Visitthe

InsuranceandPaymentstabonourwebsiteformoredetails

__Flexspendingaccountsareaccepted.Checkwithyourspecificplanforqualifiedcoverage

__Paymentsmadebycheckorcreditcardmustbereceivedtwoweeksbeforesurgery

AtOregonEyeSpecialists,wecustomizeyourvisioncorrectionforthebestpossibleresults.Ourexperiencedrefractivesurgeonsthoroughlyevaluateyoureyesandyourlifestylebeforerecommendinganyprocedure.Helpingyouunderstandtheoptionsisthefirststepinsuccessfulresults.

Manyofushaveeyeirregularitiesthataffectourfocusingability.Glassesandcontactscompensatefortheseirregularities—refractivesurgerycorrectsthem.

ABOUT LASIKLASIKcancorrectcertaindegreesofnearsightedness,farsightednessandevenastigmatism.WithLASIK,yoursurgeonusesadvancedblade-freetechnologyprogrammedwithaprecisemapofyourcorneatoreshapeit.TheIntralaselaserisusedtocreateatinyflapintheoutertissue,whiletheAllegrettoWavelaserreshapestheunderlyinglayertochangeyoureyes’focusingpower.

MostpeopleseebetteralmostimmediatelyafterLASIK.However,becauseitissurgery,recoverytypicallytakesafewdaysandrestingplentyisencouraged.

YoumaybewellsuitedforLASIKifyouareatleast18yearsofage,youreyesarehealthy,andyouhavearelativelysteadyrefraction(correctiveprescription).IfyouneedmorecorrectionthanLASIKcanoffer,youmightbebettersuitedfor

UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS

photorefractivekeratectomy(PRK)orrefractivelensexchange(RLE).

ABOUT PRKBeforeLASIKbecamepopular,PRKwasthemostcommonlasereyesurgery.Inthisprocedure,theouterlayerofthecornealtissueisgentlyremoved.Yourdoctorthenreshapestheunderlyingtissuewithalaserandappliesacontactlenstoprotectthenewsurface.Theoutertissuelayergrowsbackwithinafewdays.

AfterPRK,youreyetakesalittlelongertohealthanfromLASIK,buttheresultsarejustasgood.Plantorestandrecoverforatleastaweek.

PRKmaybeanidealalternativetoLASIKifyouhavedryeyesorthincorneas.Ifyouleadaveryactivelifestyleorhaveaphysically-demandingcareer,youmayalsobeabetterPRKcandidate.

ABOUT RLEYoucouldbeagoodcandidateforrefractivelensexchangeifyourcorneasaretoothinforsafeLASIKorPRK,andyouareover40,showingsignsofcataracts,orboth.ThisisbecauseRLEworksthesamewayascataractsurgery.

WithRLE,yoursurgeonreplacesyoureye’snaturallenswithanartificiallens(IOL)adjustedtoyourchosenfocus.Yourdoctorwilltreatoneeyeatatimewithproceduresonetotwoweeksapart.

Wednesday, August 6 10am to 7pmLake Oswego Clinic – 4035 SW Mercantile Drive, Suite 216

Take advantage of outstanding prices on an expanded selection of eyewear featuring Bobby Brown and Ray Ban Sunglasses

503.636.2551 WWW.OREGONEYES.NET

Discounts cannot be combined with some insurance plans. See optician for details. Many eyeglass purchases qualify for reimbursement from health care flex accounts. Check with your plan for further details.

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OREGON EYE SPECIALISTS CAMPAIGNDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION3rd Quarter promotional marketing material, including poster, direct mail, newspaper advertisement and email blast.

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EPB&B ADVERTISEMENT & EVENT BANNER FLAGDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONAd for local Portland Business Journal and banner flag for local events and trade shows

We’ve been a locally owned insurance agency for 65 years. Our owners are Portlanders who love where they live and

feel a passion for their city, state and region. This is where we shop, volunteer for charitable work, eat and enjoy what

Portland has to offer. It’s where we contribute to local payroll, donate to causes and participate in community events.

Other agencies have grown big and then sold out to large national brokerages and holding companies. We’ve grown

big and have remained local.

We provide the extra services found in large national agencies. And when important issues that need to land on the

President’s desk come up, that desk is located here, in Portland. There might still be a few agencies that are larger

than us. But none that are better.

Business insurance Homeowners auto umBrella Bonding Pollution workers’ comPensation sPecialized Programs

Portland, we’ve got you covered.

1521 SW Salmon Street Portland, oregon 97205-1783 Phone: 503-227-1771 Fax: 503-274-7644 www.ePBB.com email: [email protected]

VESTAS POSTERDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONSeries of posters using existing photography designed for internal campaign to promote awareness of safety issues.

Stop The Drop.Avoid injury and damage caused by dropped objects.

Bag it.Before you climb, empty your pockets and place all loose items in a closable personal climb bag or tool bag.

Lock it.Always use self-locking slings and rigging hooks with double-acting/positive-locking safety latches.

Mark it.Denote drop zones when hoisting material with internal or external cranes.

Block it.Cover all floor or platform openings with adequate barriers or covers when performing work where anything, or anyone, could fall through. Close ladder hatches when working above the transition deck.

LIFEWORKS NW ANNUAL REPORTDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION20-page Annual Report using supplied photos.

2013-2014 Annual Report

Collaborating for a HEALTHY Community

Five-Year Perspective

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LifeWorks NW celebrated several significant milestones last year, including momentous progress on our capital campaign to

fund, build, and open the LEED-certified 36-bed Project Network residential drug and alcohol treatment facility in Northeast Portland.

Project Network is a beacon of hope because it helps disrupt a cycle of addiction and abuse for mothers, while limiting costly school interruptions and future foster care placements for their at-risk children. These families are taking recovery by storm and their children are ready to learn and lead the way to a better future.

Ed Washington, LifeWorks NW’s board member emeritus, says the community had overwhelming need for the treatment facility and attached housing. “Project Network and the substance-free housing are tremendous assets for the local community – and for the city, the county, and the state. The new development has lifted the spirits of the young women getting treatment and their children.”

The former Project Network facility was built in the 1920s and, while safe and adequate, was extremely limited in its ability to adapt to changing client needs. The new facility has allowed us to add new services that greatly benefit the women and children in treatment. Those include Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, a highly effective parent skills training program, and a medical office on site that will allow us to provide integrated medical care. There is also space for a host of volunteer-led extracurricular activities – such as Zumba, knitting, and line dancing – that help the women to learn to relax and have fun without drugs and alcohol.

Women who complete treatment face their greatest barrier to success in the form of safe and affordable housing. Until now, families have at times remained in the program longer than necessary while seeking appropriate housing. To help overcome this challenge, LifeWorks NW partnered with Home Forward to co-locate Project

Network with the Beech Street Apartments, 32 units of affordable drug- and alcohol-free family housing.

The co-located treatment and housing model improves access by helping families to transition more quickly, freeing up space for other families.

LifeWorks NW thanks its partners – Gerding Edlen, Home Forward, Holst Architecture, and O’Neill/Walsh Community Builders, and all the generous supporters who helped make Project Network possible. For a list of donors, see the Our Donors section of this report.

A year of unprecedented

change and promise

New Project Network Meets Community Need

Circle of WellnessMentors ($25,000+)Andy and Nancy Bryant

Friends ($5,000 - $24,999)Scott and Linda AndrewsRichard and Diane AlexanderPaul and Laurel BrennanPeter and Janice BurgerJohn ChaneyDeborah ChenColumbia BankJohn and Jane EmrickJohn and Marilyn FahertyJerry and Sally FishBradley Fishel and Susan DaleMyron and Geraldine GroverJoachim and Elizabeth GrubeLois JacksonJoe and Maria KaempfBetty and John KendallJames and Betty KrejciDavid and Elizabeth LippoffMike and Stephanie MalinMultnomah GroupPatricia Cliff & Karl Von Frieling FoundationPaul Pierce and Joanne FullerProvidence Health & ServicesHoward Rosenbaum and Marcia KahnSteven Slater and Mary MonnatDerek StotzVon and Barbara SummersWilliam SwindellsBill Toomey and Phyllis MaynardJohn and Mary Anne Wagner

Robert and Marcia WalshKeith WhiteMichael and Faye Whitenack

Annual FundInnovators ($100,000+)Portland Children’s LevyProvidence Health Plan - Kaiser Permanente

Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation

Stewards ($25,000 - $99,999)Ed Cauduro Fund of The Oregon

Community FoundationOCF Joseph E. Weston Foundation

Champions ($10,000 - $24,999)Susan Blount McNielBob’s Red Mill Natural Foods, Inc.City of TigardCareOregonColumbia SportswearNW NaturalThe Regence Fund of the Oregon Community

FoundationThe StandardUnited Way of the Columbia-Willamette

Partners - ($2,500 - $9,999)American Endowment FoundationFamilyCare Health PlansTimothy and Janis FujiiGenoa Healthcare

Gerding Edlen Development CompanyJuan Young TrustAl and Nancy JubitzJuliet Ashby Hillman FoundationDonna LaneLarkins Vacura LLPMcCargar Family FoundationOregon Health & Science UniversityPort City Development CenterU.S. Bank

Community Builders ($1,000 - $2,499)AnonymousJohn and Mirna AttarBNSF FoundationCambia Health SolutionsCatlin GabelCity of HillsboroBryan and Lisa CullivanThomas DemartiDenise & Douglas White Family FundDowntown Development GroupRobert and RayAnn DuBoseFloor Solutions, LLCLarry and Judy FoxRobert and Karen FreelanderLesley HallickKim HeitingEric HoffmanHolst ArchitectureDouglas and Kristen JohansonWayne and Marge KollasTom Kramer and Catherine MushelDavid Labby and Sarah SlaughterMatthew LeedingMaletis BeverageJim and Jennifer Mark

Malcolm and Janeen McAninchTimothy McMahan and Mia NicholsonRoderick MercurioMeyer Memorial TrustGordon Noraine and Susan PoppPeninsula Optimist ClubSchwab Charitable FundSisters Of The Holy NamesThe Boeing CompanyWhole Kids Foundation

Associates ($250 - $999)Anonymous (3)Ronald and Joyce BasileMcPherson Beall and Jennifer HelmannJonathan BetlinskiGeorgiana BlantonAkin and Karen BlitzRico Bocala and Roger WilloughbyWhitney Boise and Julie VacuraBolt Fabric BoutiqueDan and Lisa BozichTheresa BriscoeEmilie BrooksAllison Brown and Scott WelchLisa BrubakerBruce and Ramona CahnCarolyn CaseyCentral Bethany DevelopmentRyan ChaquetteCoast CutleryMarie CookDorothy CowartDavid CriswellRebecca DavisDonna DeaconEBI Public Affairs

July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014We thank all of you who invest in the emotional health of our community. The following list represents those who made a donation during fiscal year 2014. Donations received after June 30, 2014, will be listed in the 2015 annual report. We have made every effort to ensure that our lists are accurate. We recognize our donors once a year in

our annual report, and do not share any personal information. Please contact the Development Office at 503-617-3821 if you would like your gifts to remain anonymous or if we have inadvertently omitted your name. We sincerely apologize for any errors.

Our Donors

Message From Our Board Chair

2014 was a year of unprecedented change and opportunity for LifeWorks NW due to the changing landscape in prevention, addiction, and mental health services as a result of health care reform. Our

main charge as a board was to provide support for the agency as we planned for exponential growth and unique opportunities to better serve our community. To tackle this challenge, we embarked on a new strategic planning process focused on increased access, innovative care models, and better outcomes in preparation for anticipated changes ahead.

Providing access and innovative care to those in need are critical to the health of our community. More than half of the 61 million people in this country with a diagnosable mental health issue have not sought services. Here at LifeWorks NW, we open our doors far and wide to ensure we are visible and available to those searching for services.

To effectively implement our strategic plan, LifeWorks NW will continue to rely on our generous donors and volunteers. On behalf of the board of directors, thank you for your meaningful contributions and we appreciate your continued support. Because of you, agency clinicians provided mental health and addiction services last fiscal year to more than 17,000 clients across the lifespan – children, families, adults, and older adults.

Going forward, our board will actively commit to support the community and this agency by:

• Reaching out to those most in need

• Reducing stigma by engaging community members in Mental Health First Aid

• Leading the way on emerging trends, such as providing integrated care with primary care partners and other key community partners

Thank you to my fellow board members for your vision and leadership and to the dedicated professionals who work for this agency. We appreciate the important work you do. As a result, we are poised, ready, willing, and able to better serve our community.

We open our doors far and

wide to ensure we are visible and availableDavid Lippoff

Board Chair

PREMIER PRESS PROMO BROCHURE - NEW IDENTITY AND BRANDINGDESIGN CONCEPT, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION TEAMIn-house 32-page promotional brochure used with sales kits and proposals.

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PREMIERPRESS.COM 510 NW 15TH AVENUE PORTLAND, OR 97209 503.223.4984

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10 Offset printing

12 large Format

12 retail expertise

12 Digital

14 bindery

14 Online Ordering & custom Fulfillment

16 Warehouse, Fulfillment, product Distribution

16 mailing

22 technology

26 Digital marketing

premier eQuipment22 certified G7

master printer

24 Offset lithography

26 large Format

26 Digital presses

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premier sustAinABiLitY30 premier press

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tHe HiGHest CoLor QuALitY stAnDArD Color is your Brand. it’s your idEntity.We safeguard your brand by getting color correct every time with G7 certification, a rigorous process intended to ensure color consistency worldwide. it’s the highest color quality standard in the industry.

G7 certification is an international color management solution that applies to all printing processes to guarantee color matching, whether proofed or printed offset, digitally, web, or large format, domestically or abroad. using G7 vendors means we’re all talking the same color language.

PROVIDENCE HEALTH AND SERVICES MANUALSDESIGN CONCEPT, LAYOUT (INCLUDING SOURCING PHOTOS) AND PRODUCTIONWorked with author and project team to design and produce several manuals to help the families and caregivers of individuals with various forms of dementia. Each manual was 80+ pages.

PREMIER PRESS CALENDARDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION12 month calendar featuring photography by Tom Hassler and multiple special varnish and coating effects.

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MISCELLANEOUS COLLATERAL MATERIALDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONMultiple projects produced with various responsibilities including creative concepts, layout, final file preparation and complete project management/coordination.

PREMIER PRESS PRESENTATION FOLDER AND PROMO BROCHURE - PREVIOUS IDENTITY AND BRANDINGHAND LETTERING, DESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONLogo hand lettered in 1990 and used for over 20 years in various forms, colors and layouts.

HOT RODS AND CUSTOM CARS BOOKDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION180-page perfect bound book with wrap cover and protective sleeve.

ENVIRONMENTAL

BANFIELD PET HOSPITAL CAMPAIGNDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONHoliday campaign to increase pet food donations for local charities. Elements were displayed in hospitals and select PetSmart stores.

no empty bowls

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INTEL TRADE SHOW MATERIALDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONProduced collateral and display material for online trade show ordering and fulfillment system. Included designing to strict graphic standards, preparing electronic files, press checking all material, photographing finished products and retouching and renaming images for placement in the system.

It’s what’s inside that counts.

PREMIER PRESS WALL GRAPHICDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTIONOutdoor banner with holographic 3-dimensional snowflake.

IDENT ITY/LOGOS

PREMIER PRESS RE-BRANDINGDESIGN, LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION TEAMCreative team established new branding and identity for Premier Press using simplicity and premium, textured materials to convey the high quality of printing and craftsmanship that customers have come to expect from the company.

IDENTITY/LOGOS

IDENTITY/LOGOS

2950 SE Stark Street, Suite 200Portland, OR 97214

503-234-0811FAX 503-234-0851

www.charltonmarketing.com

charlton engelmarketing, INC.

Rob [email protected]

IDENTITY/LOGOS

A L A N M A S C O R D D E S I G N A S S O C I AT E S , I N C .

Barbara CohenEvent Concierge

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eventsTHE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE DETAILS

WEB/EMAIL

BARBARA WALKER MEMORIAL WEBSITEDESIGN, LAYOUT AND WEB ASSET PREPARATIONDesigned website for memorial service and then worked closely with web developer to provide needed assets and coordinate website launch.

OREGON EYE SPECIALISTS EMAIL BLASTSDESIGN, LAYOUT AND WEB ASSET PREPARATIONLayout of quarterly email campaigns working with web developer to provide assets and coordinate email deployment.






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Meet Brenda L. Stone, O.D. BrendaStone,ODofficiallyjoinsOregonEyeSpecialistsin October 2014. She practices comprehensive optometry, including general eye examinations and contact lens fittings.She is accepting new patients in our St. Vincent clinic.

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HOLIDAY FRAME SALEat the

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