Community Support and Involvement
March 27, 2008
During our 13 years of business, LunaWeb has become an established web design company in Memphis, TN. Throughout the years, community support has always been a priority. Because of our dedication to local organizations, we will create posts from time to time featuring our clients and events happening within their organizations.
Most recently, the Memphis Child Advocacy Center had two events which we have featured below. LunaWeb staff attended each of these Flag Raisings so that we could do a couple of things:
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Show our support for this organization
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Help increase public awareness of the organization and the terrible events by micro blogging live during the ceremony and capturing still photos and video to post online
Not only does the use of social media increase awareness and outlets for spreading that awareness, but it also adds value to the organizations taking advantage of these beneficial new trends. By attending the Flag Raisings and working with the MCAC to use social media, we are adding value to both the organization itself and our relationship with the client.
Local Non-Profits We Support:
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Urban Arts Council
Children’s Memorial Flag Raising
March 20, 2008
This morning, the Memphis Child Advocacy Center had a Flag Raising as a result of yet another needless death of an innocent child. Six-year-old Charlis Flemming and his seven-year-old playmate were playing with a gun inside an apartment, when Charlis was shot in the face and killed. Parents and caretakers must remember to take all measures to keep kids safe.
Sadly, for the first time ever, two flags are now flying side-by-side at the Memphis Child Advocacy Center on Poplar Avenue, after last week’s Flag Raising for the Dotson children who were brutally killed in their home. Below is an excerpt from the Children’s Memorial Pledge, which is read aloud at each Flag Raising.
“We promise to protect the children in our care. We promise to believe children who say they have been hurt. We vow to tell the authorities if we suspect child abuse. We promise to do everything in our power to keep children safe.”
