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Higher Purpose Fest.


| Sponsor Packet Design

The Need.
Higher Purpose Fest is a multi-day experience bringing together entrepreneurship, culture, community, and economic opportunity in the Mississippi Delta.

With multiple events and experiences taking place throughout the festival, Higher Purpose Hub needed a sponsorship packet that could clearly communicate the vision, opportunities, and value of the event to prospective corporate and community partners.

With the festival logo and core design elements already established by Higher Purpose Hub's Chief Creative Officer, the challenge was to translate that visual direction into a comprehensive sponsorship piece that felt cohesive, engaging, and easy for potential partners to navigate.

The Approach.
That Creative Guy designed the Higher Purpose Fest sponsor packet around the festival's established visual identity, developing the page layouts, information hierarchy, typography, imagery, and overall presentation of the sponsorship information.

The packet was designed to balance the energy and personality of Higher Purpose Fest with the practical information prospective sponsors needed to evaluate opportunities and understand how their support could connect with the festival and its audiences.

The finished piece extended the festival's visual language into a polished business development and communications tool used in preparation for Higher Purpose Fest 2026.


Deliverables.

• Sponsor Packet Design
Editorial Layout & Design
Existing Brand Application
Sponsorship Information Organization
Content & Information Hierarchy
Typography & Visual Styling
Photography Integration
Digital Presentation Design
Print-Ready File Production

Higher Purpose Fest logo and core visual identity designed by Higher Purpose Co.'s Chief Creative Officer.

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BROCHURE DESIGN.

Does Eat Place is a staple in the food world and winner of the coveted James Beard Award. They are known for their huge porterhouse steaks, tamales, grilled shrimp and salads (just to name a few food items). It should definitely be a bucket list item for places to eat!

Does Eat Place has a number of franchises around the country, but needed a brochure designed to put in each location that captured the ambiance of their restaurant. What better way to display that by showing photos of the original owners and their sons, preparing their mouth-watering dishes. This brochure was printed and used throughout their franchises and reprinted again because they ran out!



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