Current and Past Clients

Case Studies

Farm to Tap campaign, Tennessee Craft Brewers Guild, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, local farmers and brewers
Farm to Tap campaign, Tennessee Craft Brewers Guild, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, local farmers and brewers

MEDIA RELATIONS

“Farm to Tap” campaign

Farm to Tap is a statewide initiative of the Tennessee Craft Brewers Guild in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, which started in the fall of 2021. It is dedicated to the awareness, promotion, and advancement of local farm products by craft brewers. The goal very simply is to have more Tennessee brewers use more local farm products to offer Tennessee consumers even greater choice.

Tennessee Craft Brewers Guild

Fort Negley Master Plan with Metro Parks
Fort Negley Master Plan with Metro Parks

Fort Negley Master Plan with Metro Parks

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County

Public participation and community awareness are two key components to not only making the public feel like they have a voice, but also keeping media and stakeholders informed.

MBPR and the Master Plan team utilized a variety of community engagement tools such as focus groups, stakeholder meetings and community workshops to engage the community surrounding the Fort Negley site. More than 175 participants and more than 1,175 comments were received during community meetings.

Soles4Souls, Local on 2 Nashville media, nonprofit
Soles4Souls, Local on 2 Nashville media, nonprofit

Soles4Souls

MEDIA RELATIONS

Souls4Souls brand and programs

Raising nonprofit's national and local profile

Solid Wast Disposal Authority of Huntsville, Recycling Alliance of North Alabama
Solid Wast Disposal Authority of Huntsville, Recycling Alliance of North Alabama

Solid Waste Disposal Authority

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Recycling Alliance of North Alabama (RANA)

Currently, MBPR works with the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of the City of Huntsville on a new curbside recycling program. Since the program's launch in August 2019, more than 80,000 residents have opted in to the program. The project has transitioned the city from a small bin, once a week recycling to once a month with large carts.