MZInc Agency Fundraising Saves Falling Roof

A beautiful but structurally deteriorating historic church in New York will soon be getting a face lift as the result of a dazzling promotional effort by MZInc which brought in $160,000. The Ad Agency developed compelling invitations and a 100 page journal by using the beauty of the church itself. They included incredible photos of the restored rose window that tugged at the heartstrings and touched the pride of many who either worship at St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral or have visited this downtown Manhattan institution.

"We were astonished by the success of the fundraising material", says Zorka Milich head of the Restoration Committee. "The pictures and artwork were dazzling and helped our very successful Millennium Banquet raise over $160,000, the most successful effort we've ever had by far."

"Fundraisers for worthy non-profit institutions challenge us to make our best efforts." Says MZInc President Mira Zivkovich. "We find a way to touch people emotionally through artistry that appeals to the heart."

MZInc. Agency Journal Generates $160,000 plus For Church

MZInc performs a full range of custom publishing services, typically for major corporations and associations. As the term "custom" implies, each client's needs are different, and we respond to them each in a unique way. Our staff is experienced in working with clients whose in-house publishing capabilities range from none to considerable. For the restoration committee, custom publishing accomplished the following:

- Promoting member loyalty
- Extending cause awareness
- Garnering repeat donations
- Attracting new donors
- Increasing member identification

These benefits, along with powerful emotional appeals, pay off big for charitable organizations and foundations, as was demonstrated in the restoration committee’s successful fundraising efforts. We are committed to creative excellence, demonstrating the effectiveness of what we do and providing exceptional service to our clients.

MZInc’s event planning prowess helps save child