The Story of a Saint-in-the-Making
It took three years to follow the story of a nun from the 1900s who is still impacting lives today.
Once “Fringe,” Now Crucial - Capturing the Permanent Diaconate
We used extensive historical media and drew from our own exclusive archive to capture a complete picture of this crucial vocation.
This Couple Built Their Own Castle
It was a big retirement plan (literally): Build a castle.
Finding the “Why” of the Milk Bank
We wanted to find the most impactful way to share their incredible mission, so we turned to the staff.
Editing “Not Now” to Perfection
The first draft was 3 minutes long. But our client loved the story so much, they asked us to lengthen it to over 9 minutes.
Restoring the Alexander Memorial
In an impressive community effort, the Monroe County Commissioners, aided by a force of over 100 individuals, nonprofits and businesses, worked together to restore the monument to its former glory.
Bringing Joy to Kids with Cancer
At the age of 16, Liz Niemiec wanted to help children battling cancer - so she started a foundation that has now granted 3,000 wishes to kids across the country.
Making All-Natural Soap with Goat Milk
Their organic soap is made with the milk from the goats on their farm, which were once seen as a financial liability.
Finding Joy & Healing Through Photography
The photos by Aly Elliott are beautiful. But they're even more beautiful when you know the story behind her work.
The Reality of Teaching in a Pandemic
Andrew had to stretch for new skills to continue teaching all of his students — whether they are learning in person or online.
Nonprofit Combats Racial Disparity in the Bail System
Kyra Harvey is putting in the work to make change a reality. She works with a nonprofit that covers bail…
Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future
Julie’s clinic provides expungement… for free. The goal is to help others leave their past…
A Bell That is “Everybody’s Sound”
Larger than the Liberty Bell and over a century old, the bell in the courthouse of Indiana’s…
Free Haircuts for the Homeless
Dany Williams values connection. For her, that comes in offering free haircuts to those…
Mother Finds Healing in Painting Portraits of Mary
With Elly Tullis’s second child came unexpected challenges. From sleep deprivation to anxiety, she was…
Planting Hope During Lockdown
Stuck in lockdown? Us too! Thing in a Pot founders Katie and Brian Rutter are using the extra time to plant an urban…
Serving from the Feet Up
Gary Short recognizes the power of personal interaction, especially when it comes to acts of service. His organization…
Living as a Monk and Artist
Brother Martin Erspamer is a Benedictine monk who spends most of his waking hours in prayer — one form of which…
From Living on the Streets to Cleaning Them Up
Ryan was homeless, living under the bridges of Cincinnati because he was in the grips of drug addiction…
Learning to Live with Cystic Fibrosis with Joy
Gillian’s parents were told that she might live to 18. Now, she’s 27, a wife, and a mother. She shares the truth of…