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“Tel Hai Life,” a magazine created by Anstey Hodge, made a “big splash” with the judges of the 24th annual National Mature Media Awards program.  A silver award was presented to Tel Hai Retirement Community. Located in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, the community distributes their award-winning publication on a quarterly basis.

“Tel Hai Life,” a quarterly magazine created by Anstey Hodge, is the recipient of a silver award through The National Mature Media Awards, the nation’s largest recognition program for best marketing, communications, educational materials and programs for adults age 50 and older.

The magazine, produced for Tel Hai Retirement Community in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, centers on all aspects of life at the community, outreach efforts, social accountability, philanthropy and resident experiences.

Brandon Oaks has been recognized with a silver award through the National Mature Media Awards in the category of advertising and marketing.  The “Where I Live” campaign was created by Anstey Hodge.

The campaign was developed to focus on three or four residents and their lifestyle and interests within the community.  Instead of saying “Brandon Oaks is Where I Live,” the word “Brandon Oaks” is replaced with one word that is the essence of each particular resident, for example “Wonderful is Where I Live, Active is Where I Live, Passion is Where I Live,” etc.  The singular words are meaningful and were discovered during the individual interviews with selected residents.  In addition, the words capture the qualities of Brandon Oaks and serves to promote the strengths and integrity of the senior living community.

A merit award has been presented to Kirby Pines LifeCare Community for a print advertisement produced by Anstey Hodge.  The apartment incentive brochure received the recognition through the National Mature Media Awards, a national program recognizing excellence in design, content, creativity and relevance to the senior market.

Bristol Glen, a United Methodist Senior Living Community in Newton, New Jersey, has been recognized with a MERIT Award for a direct mail invitation created by Anstey Hodge Advertising Group.

The recognition for the Fall Festival Direct Mail piece was presented by The National Mature Media Awards, the nation’s largest recognition program for best marketing, communications, educational materials and programs for adults age 50 and older.

Congratulations to Bristol Glen on this outstanding honor.

Hughes and Associates Architects & Engineers has received a Hermes Creative Honorable Mention award for their website designed by Anstey Hodge.  They have received the recognition in the category of overall website for a professional service.

Hermes Creative Awards is an international competition for creativeprofessionals involved in concept, writing and design of traditional and emerging media.

The Martinsville-Henry County Office of Tourism has received an honorable mention award in the category of publications and brochures for their activity guide.  Designed by Anstey Hodge, the activity guide gives readers insight into places of interest throughout the area.

The Hermes Creative Awards recognize outstanding work through the development of traditional and emerging media.

New Resident Finds Fun in Record Time with Activity Guide

Branch and Associates has been recognized with an Honorable Mention designation in the category of website design through the Hermes Creative Awards.  The international competition denotes creativity involved in the concept, writing, and design of traditional and emerging media.

Branch and Associates provides preconstruction and construction services across a diverse array of project types.  Their new innovative website, designed by Anstey Hodge, enables users to easily search for specific projects that have been completed within a particular industry.

Anstey Hodge was pleased to join “Team Anna” to participate in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) annual walk in Roanoke.  The goal of the event was to raise $325,000 to help fund Type 1 diabetes research through the support of more than 1,000 supporters on September 25.

JDRF leads the global type 1 diabetes research effort to keep people healthy until a cure can be found for the disease.  The Roanoke walk was one of more than 200 events nationwide dedicated to raise funds for Type 1 diabetes research.