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We’re thrilled to rollout new work for the Lost Communities of Virginia, including a new identity and driving tour guide. Thank you for working with us, and nice job to our own David Hodge and Sarah Henty Sprigings for all your hard work.

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It is great to be able to work in the coolest building in the heart of downtown Roanoke.

Wishing you a very happy holiday season from Anstey Hodge

Before our work day begins, there’s no better way to kick off the morning than with an assortment of danishes, french toast and breakfast casserole. Many thanks to our executive vice president, Angela Hamilton, for providing the tasty goodies.

Anstey Hodge strives to make a difference within our local community and for our clients.  In the spirit of giving during this holiday season, we adopted “Angels.” Nine families will be able to provide needed clothing and other requested items as these gifts will be placed under the tree for their child.

Happy Holidays from the Anstey Hodge team!

 

 

Did you see the Roanoke wreath illustration in the Roanoke Times yesterday? Such a fun project designed by Patrick Carrell.

Color and submit the entry for your chance to win $1000 for the charity of your choice!

Great to read to the 2nd Grade at Crystal Spring Elementary today. Thanks for having me. -JA

Our clients are busy celebrating the season. Roanoke Valley residents and visitors can enjoy the holiday ambiance of a sparkling 20′ locally grown tree as it shines brightly from its highly visible location at South Peak (near the intersection of Route 220 and Franklin Road).

Anstey Hodge Advertising Group hosted Girl Scout Troop 568 to share insights on advertising, marketing, communications and public relations.

The Girl Scout badge program enables young women to explore various interests and learn new skills. They are able to discover a variety of enriching experiences through field trips and community service projects.

hosted Girl Scout Troop 568 to share insights on advertising, marketing, communications and public relations.

The Girl Scout badge program enables young women to explore various interests and learn new skills. They are able to discover a variety of enriching experiences through field trips and community service projects.

We are scouting out the details for an upcoming photo shoot. Planning the shots in advance is a critical part of the overall process.