At Gard, we have worked extensively with many of the Northwest’s most respected nonprofits and foundations to advance their values and goals. We are proud to support organizations that are doing work they believe in and making a difference in our community.
You can't go far these days — actually you can’t really go anywhere — without the coronavirus coming up. You see the masks, the empty streets, the closed restaurants and bars. Full story »
We joined the Oregon Symphony’s new creative chair, Gabriel Kahane, on four interviews last week to promote not only his show last weekend at the Schnitzer, but also… Full story »
The Standard showed off its community spirit again with another very successful Volunteer Expo that connected dozens of nonprofits with potential volunteers in both Portland and Cincinnati. Full story »
Fifteen hundred years ago, in a monastery outside present-day Cairo, a monk placed an ornamented strip of leather in a book he was reading, putting the story on… Full story »
At Gard, one of the most rewarding aspects of the work is bringing our clients and the community together. Sure, much of the magic happens in the office at a desk – but every so often we get to be a part of the scene we helped create. And just recently, a particularly great scene took place at Pioneer Courthouse Square on September 7, 2017: The Standard’s 9th annual Volunteer Expo. Full story »
Part of what makes working at Gard so rewarding is the ability to tell stories for a wide variety of clients, opening up many opportunities for creativity. And… Full story »
The Bite of Oregon has been Portland’s premier culinary event since 1983 — long before Portland was known for food and foodies. Before Oregon’s wine industry was recognized… Full story »
Everyone here at Gard Communications works hard to deliver a final product we can be proud of. Work that tells our clients’ stories, raises awareness, educates the public… Full story »
In the last 37 years, we’ve promoted more than 500 events. Portland’s premier Japanese New Year event, Mochitsuki, might be the stickiest. Full story »
Idaho’s Treasure Valley sure knows how to ring in the holidays. This year was no exception with its annual kick-off event, the Saint Alphonsus Festival of Trees. It… Full story »
