Customer Spotlight
Town Of Egremont's First Official Flag
***UPDATE*** The town of Egremont in Massachusetts sent a flag to Wirral to be flown and announce the forthcoming Egremont Festival in Wallasey. Check out this video and article!
Flags for Fallen Vets
Too often we are distracted by our everyday worries and overlook the sacrifices made by millions of brave men and women to ensure our freedom. Not Bob Fussner, who founded a non-profit organization, Flags for Fallen Vets, which works to honor our fallen heroes. He and his organization’s commitment to recognizing our veterans are inspirational and we at Carrot-Top are proud to work with them.
Sponsored Street Banner Program: Chokio Community Club
In late March of 2012, Sue Westerman with the Chokio Community Club contacted us about purchasing custom street banners but had concerns about the total cost for the project. One of our customer service representatives, who have experience working with cities and towns on a budget, recommended our Sponsored Custom Street Banner Program as a solution. She explained to Sue the benefits to the local businesses as well as the city itself. Businesses sponsor the custom banners in exchange for advertising space, enabling an attractive display that promotes both the town and local business. In most cases the city chooses to purchase the hardware for a coordinated visual effect, boosting pride in the community. She took the quote featuring our 18oz Digital Vinyl Street Banners with the suggested fundraising program directly to the decision makers. Within a week or so Sue came back with approval and commitments from 25 local businesses and organizations!
The Mark Forester Foundation
At Carrot-Top Industries, we’re lucky to work with amazing customers and we're honored to hear so many inspirational stories from them every day. Here is the story of Senior Airman Mark Forester and the custom work his mother, Pat Forester, had made to honor him.
Eastern Alamance HS
Sammy Ballard, second year Assistant Varsity Softball coach for Eastern Alamance High School, knew where to go when he wanted to put the finishing touches on their new softball field. At the end of January, Sammy stopped by our Hillsborough, NC headquarters and was greeted by none other than our own Tabetha, featured in our March Employee Spotlight!
Red, White and Blue
This song was sent to us by one of our customers, Dianne Baker. Inspiration for this song came from her father, Lloyd C. Maynard a WWI veteran and his strong love and dedication to the USA. We put together this photomontage to accompany her patriotic song. "Red, White and Blue...Fly 'Em Proud, Fly 'Em High". Music and Lyrics are available at Dianne Bakers website, www.songsalive.com