Pie Ranch

Pie Ranch is a thriving, hands-on farm and food education center. Their mission is to inspire urban and rural people to know the source of their food and improve the health of our food system, from seed to table.

Our Big Wins in 2010

  • Website redesign - Starting from nothing, our team was able to design and develop a full website for Pie Ranch that helps them connect with the community.
  • Dinner with Adelaide - Pie Ranch hosts a fundraising dinner on their farm for hundreds. We created a theme, menu, invites, envelopes, thank you cards, and posters.
  • Reach for the pie - We created slick donation packets for Pie Ranch to advertise to potential donors. The year after Wired, Pie Ranch raised over $22,000 beyond what they expected.

Pie Ranch’s ambitious goal of a fundraiser dinner on their farm for hundreds, as well as their “Reach for the Pie!” capital campaign captured our team’s imagination. We had to help them come up with a theme, a menu, a web presence and all the necessary collateral to host their largest farm event ever.

"They actually brought a live chicken to the event. I've never worked with livestock before."

Jonathan Smiley, Designer, ZURB

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What We Accomplished in 24 hours

"Just blown away by the extent of the contribution ZURB has made to our organization."

Jered Lawson, Executive Director, Pie Ranch

An inspired team got the win

Pie Ranch’s ambitious goal of a fundraiser dinner on their farm for hundreds, as well as their “Reach for the Pie!” capital campaign captured our team’s imagination. We had to help them come up with a theme, a menu, a web presence and all the necessary collateral to host their largest farm event ever. The event was a great success for all those involved. We started the day with some ideas and some goals. We ended it with a brand new website for Pie Ranch, totally slick donation packet materials, thank you cards, Twitter and Facebook presences, as well as invitations, menu templates, and posters for the first-ever Dinner with Adelaide. The dinner, which was hosted in August 2009, went on to raise $22,000 in donations above and beyond ticket sales.