Someone once said awards don’t mean a hill of beans. And that’s probably true, even more so if you don’t win a bunch of awards. But we do. In fact we’ve won a hill of awards.

Some of our recent awards:

2010 MarCom Awards, Platinum VMC 2.0: A Report to the Community
Client: Valley Medical Center Foundation
2009 LACP Spotlight Awards, Silver Bay Area Women’s Sports Initiative Brochure
Client: Bay Area Women’s Sports Initiative
2009 LACP Spotlight Awards, Bronze “Nailing Down the Future” Presentation Folder/Brochure
Client: California Construction College
2009 MarCom Awards, Platinum "Nailing Down the Future" Fundraising Package
Client: California Construction College
2009 MarCom Awards, Gold "Going Green" Brochure
Client: Rabbit Office Automation
2009 MarCom Awards, Honorable Mention Rehab Calendar Poster
Client: Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
2008 Hermes Creative Awards, Platinum “Community Impact” 2006-07 Annual Report
Client: Arts Council Silicon Valley
2008 Hermes Creative Awards, Gold First5kids.org Web Site
Client: FIRST 5 Santa Clara County
21st Annual International Mercury Awards, Bronze “Scenic California” 2008 Calendar
Client: Valley Health Plan

Cleveland Ballet Cleveland Ballet was invited by San Jose to perform in San Jose during the 1985 Christmas season, when they would be competing with 11 other Nutcracker performances. Add to this the Bay Area's lack of respect for San Jose as a cultural center. PRx's research-based communications strategy included intensive pre-publicity, direct mail, costumed character appearances, and sponsorships by local companies to cover additional costs for promotion. The performance tickets were 99.6% sold, we raised more than $350,000, and San Francisco media provided respectful coverage. Second Harvest
Food donations declined in the recession of the 1990s, when demand for food help rose past 170,000 people a month. PRx launched corporate food challenge with a prominent CEO. The first such honorary chair of the Second Harvest Holiday Food Drive was PRx client T.J. Rodgers of Cypress Semiconductor, who raised more than 1.1 million pounds of food and $102,000, up from the previous year’s total of 660,000 pounds. Subsequent chairs included CEOs of Tandem, Amdahl, Applied Materials, Cisco and HP.

PRx originated the grocery-bag-in-the daily-newspaper concept, which helped donations reach more than six million pounds of food in a matter of three years.