
Our Clients;
What they have to say about working with AW designs.

Amy was quick to identify our conservation organization's unique personality and translates that into designs and text that just "fit" with our vibe. Her work increases our reach through high-quality and professional communications. In addition to these skills, Amy is a great communicator, reliable, and fun to work with!"
Julia Chain, Program Manager
South Mountain Partnership

Amy is a trusted collaborator and my favorite creative to work with. Amy's listening skills are impeccable and her designs are always fresh. And most importantly - Amy always delivers on time."
Noel Purdy, Board President
Franklin County Coalition for Progress

Amy has been absolutely incredible to work with on our organization’s website, publicity, and sponsorship package. She is approachable, professional, kind, patient, skilled, well-connected, talented, and beyond. The investment you will make in choosing AW Designs is worth every penny."
Erin Adams, Board Member
Racial Reconciliation of Franklin County

AW Designs was the perfect team to design a fresh, updated logo and brand kit for CVSM! They asked great questions, provided a variety of designs and concepts, and creatively applied our feedback. The product is better than we imagined! We look forward to utilizing their services for future projects."
Heather McEndree, Executive Director
Cumberland Valley School of Music

Working with AW Designs has been nothing short of exceptional. From the very beginning, AW Designs took the time to truly understand our mission and values. They translated that understanding into designs that not only reflect who we are but also help tell our story in a powerful and engaging way. The team at AW Designs is responsive, thoughtful, and incredibly talented. Most importantly, they care about the impact their work makes—not just for us as a client, but for the broader community we serve. Because of AW Designs, SCCAP’s message is reaching more people, inspiring more support, and making a stronger impression than ever before."
Cheryl Brown, Resource Development Director
South Central Community Action Programs










