Ashire Communications
Public Relations from the Heart
Public Relations from the Heart Strategic Communications for Nonprofits & Other Great Causes
Does your nonprofit organization need to raise more money? Do you want to attract more customers, clients or students? How about publicizing the great things your organization is doing or bringing attention to an important cause?
Ashire Communications can help! We can draw attention to your business, school or nonprofit organization. We'll use the news media, newsletters, social media, brochures, events, websites and other means to tell the world about you.
What makes Ashire Communications different from other public relations firms is the experience of its president, Elliot Grossman, who spent nearly 30 years in the news media. Mr. Grossman understands how the news media operates and maintains contact with staff at newspapers, radio stations, TV stations and websites. Dozens of media outlets have covered his clients.
Mr. Grossman has won more than 30 awards for his writing and reporting. Now, he can use his award-winning communications skills to promote you and your organization.
For a free consultation, contact Elliot Grossman at egrossman@ashire.net / 513-240-9801 / Loveland, Ohio________________________________________________________________________
Cincinnati Area Leaders Recommend Ashire Communications:
"What a wonderful experience working with Elliot Grossman and Ashire Communications. They were amazing to work with and exceeded our expectations."
Sonya Dreves, Executive Director, Spina Bifida Coalition of Cincinnati
"I highly recommend Elliot Grossman to any organization interested in using the media to communicate its message!"
Brewster Rhoads, Chair and Founder of Paddlefest, Cincinnati
Brewster Rhoads, Chair and Founder of Paddlefest, Cincinnati
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WHAT'S NEW AT ASHIRE COMMUNICATIONS:Carol Silver Elliott, President and CEO of Cedar Village Retirement Community, traveled to China to speak at an international conference devoted to the retirement industry. She was the only American invited to address the conference. Ashire generated media coverage, including this story on WVXU-FM in Cincinnati.
Peter M. Bloch has been honored for his commitment to people with disabilities. Mr. Bloch is CEO and President of JVS Career Services, an Ashire client, as well as Executive Vice President of Easter Seals TriState. We're privileged to be able to work with a person who has done so much for so many people.
Awareness of elder abuse is growing, thanks to stories like this one by The Associated Press, suggested by Ashire Communications. The AP tells the story by focusing on the Shalom Center for Elder Abuse Prevention. The Shalom Center is the first center of its kind in Ohio, and it's operated by Cedar Village Retirement Community in Mason. This story has run on more than 100 news websites across the U.S and several in Europe. It has generated offers of financial support for the Shalom Center as well as flowers and greeting cards for the victims. We’re thankful to The AP for shedding light on this hidden problem, and we're proud to have such an innovative, caring client.
Ashire has posted the questions and answers to our latest trivia quiz. Take a break and see what you know about Greater Cincinnati nonprofits.
Spina Bifida Coalition of Cincinnati has moved in a new direction to provide even better services to people impacted by Spina Bifida. Ashire Communications handled public relations. Read the news release in English and Spanish. See news coverage in the Business Courier of Cincinnati and WVXU-FM, Cincinnati. The Coalition recognized Ashire's work in its newsletter.
Ashire President Elliot Grossman has joined The Cincinnatus Association, a group of 100 Greater Cincinnati leaders who are engaged in civic life to improve the region. We intend to be active in helping Cincinnatus make an impact on our region, especially in education.
Cedar Village Retirement Community has returned from Israel with Otterbein Lebanon Lifestyle Retirement Community on a ground-breaking Interfaith Mission. Even before the trip, the Mission attracted media attention from Cincinnati's Fox 19 TV, the Mason Pulse-Journal, The Cincinnati Enquirer, The Bimah, Cincinnati.Com, Senior Life Newspapers, AboutGreaterCincinnati.Com and more. Photos of the trip and daily journal entries have been posted here.
Ashire Communications oversaw public relations for the merger of Santa Maria Community Services and Literacy Center West, nonprofits on Cincinnati's West Side that give people a second chance at success. Watch this video and check out these stories in Cincinnati's Business Courier and About Greater Cincinnati. Santa Maria and Literacy Center West also made an appearance on the Issues show on WLWT-Channel 5 in Cincinnati, hosted by Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney.
U.S. schools, including the Lakota Local School District, have made major changes in cafeteria menus. Ashire Communications developed and implemented a plan to communicate those changes. The goal: To encourage kids to eat the more-nutritious food.
egrossman@ashire.net / 513-240-9801 / Loveland, Ohio
