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Greenville, IL - The final designs are being completed, and the Greenville Hospital Donor Wall will be unveiled at the begining of 2006.

The wall consists of a large 8' x 11' custom made acrylic and aluminum tree. Each leaf of the tree will contain a donor's name.

In addition to the tree, the wall will also contain panels for Annual Donors, a memorial, history, and an area for photos.

If your group or organization would be interested in a similar project, please contact us today.

Highland, Illinois- As you may or may not have noticed, foppedesigns.com has gone through an overhaul.

The new look is coupled with a larger portfolio of projects to better service their current clients and new customers.

A revamped webpage is just part of the overhaul, as a new brochure and information sheets will be making their way into clients hands.

If you would like more information on FOPPE DeSigns, or would like to request an information pack, please visit www.foppedesigns.com or call us at 618-654-8600.

Louisiville, KY- FOPPE DeSigns, Inc recently completed installation of Catholic Extention's exhibit: "Mission America" in Louisville, Kentucky. The exhibit is located at the Cathedral Heritage Center in the upstairs Theatre. The Heritage Center is located in downtown Louisville.

A second exhibit also opened in Washington, DC. This exhibit is located at the Pope John Paul II Center in Washington DC.

Both exhibits are multi-media events that depict the history of the organization. The exhibits are up until September 1, 2005.

More information can be found at www.catholicextension100.com.

Highland, Illinois- As a result of an increased workload, FOPPE DeSigns, Inc, a full service Visual Communications Provider, recently added two new employees to the company. Melissa Boente and Karen Sonnenburg were hired in Late June.

Melissa is a recent graduate of Eastern Illinois University and brings experience with print materials and has taken a role as the Signs Division Leader.

Karen has years of sales experience under her belt and will handle the Upper Midwest Region.

Belleville, Illinois- The Catholic Church Extension Society opened "Mission America" at the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows on Sunday May 22. The exhibit is a multi-media exhibit depicting the growth of Catholic life in rural and small-town America.

In a partnership with FOPPE DeSigns, Inc of Highland, Illinois, Mission America combines multiple mediums to display the 100 year history of Catholic Extension. The highlights of the Exhibit include a displays of over 200 magazine covers of EXTENSION magazine, the history of the organization, and their mission today.

The reception was attended by over 200 people including the director of the Extension Bishop William Houck and director of the Shrine, Father Lou Studer.

The dates for the exhibit follows:
The National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, Belleville, IL - May 15 - June 26
Pope John Paul II Cultural Center, Washington, D.C.- July 15- September 1
Cathedral Heritage Foundation, Louisville, KY - July 18-September 1

More information on the Catholic Extension can be found at www.catholicextension.org

Tota Pulchra Moved to Springfield

Springfield, IL- FOPPE DeSigns, Inc recently completed the move of Tota Pulchra from Belleville, Illinois to Springfield, Illlinois.

The Exhibit is a celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Dogma of the declaration of the Immaculate Conception. It was complted in June of 2004 and was displayed at The National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville, Illinois until early last week.

Tota Pulchra contains nearly 40 paintings of Mary's Life, and an in depth explaination of the prayers and stories that are dedicated to the Mother of Jesus.

The exhibit will run at the Springfield Diocies until August 31st. More information can be found at www.foppedesigns.com/totapulchra