Case Study · Event Campaign

Stomp Out Hunger — with Wine

Event branding for a wine-tasting fundraiser benefiting Our Community Food Pantry — a poster and matching raffle tickets that turn a serious cause into an evening people want to buy a ticket to.

Client

Our Community Food Pantry

My role

Event branding & collateral

Deliverables

Event poster · raffle tickets

Sector

Nonprofit · Fundraiser

Overview

A cause worth raising a glass to.

Our Community Food Pantry serves Southwick, Granville, and Tolland. To fund the shelves, they host a wine-tasting fundraiser at a local restaurant — and needed collateral that felt festive and worth the ticket price, not like a somber charity ask.

The hook writes itself: a wine event where you help “stomp out” hunger. I leaned into the pun with grape-stomping footprints and a fresh, celebratory palette, then carried it consistently across the poster and the tear-off raffle tickets.

The Collateral

One idea, poster to pocket.

The poster does the heavy lifting on the wall — headline, the essentials (date, place, price), and where to buy tickets. The raffle ticket reuses the same lockup and footprints so the two obviously belong together, with a tear-off stub to capture names for the drawing.

Stomp Out Hunger with Wine event poster.
Event poster — wine tasting at Nora's Restaurant.
Matching raffle ticket with tear-off stub.
Raffle ticket — matching lockup with a tear-off entry stub.
Look & Feel

Fresh, festive, unmistakably wine.

A lively green for the “stomp” energy, grape purple for the wine (and the footprints), grounded in clean black-on-white so the details stay easy to read on a busy corkboard.

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Grape Purple#66389A
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Outcome

A fundraiser that looks like a party.

A small, matched kit gave the pantry's event a real identity — the kind of poster that actually pulls people off the sidewalk and a ticket that feels like part of the fun, all in service of keeping the shelves stocked.

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