Ongoing and repeated sponsorship

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The fact that our projects are funded by ongoing and repeated sponsorship speaks for the credibility of the projects, and value our supporters derive from them.

 

On the Sydney Exhibition, the Majestic Food Plains   ...A Land Biography. 

 

• I think what you are going to do is very valuable and that you have not only the talent, but the capability to take it to its desired

      goal posts. I would love to be a gold sponsor.

      Claire Pfister (Paradice), Farmer and Grazier, Hunter Valley, Gold Sponsor

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• I am always happy to sponsor your projects because I can clearly see value for money well spent.

      Jan Grimsdale, Millers Creek Station, Liverpool Plains

 

 

Client feedback gives further insight into the value of our work. 

 

 

Quality of Work

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• A wonderful Project - so sensitively conceived & skilfully assembled!

      Angela Raymond

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• Four years ago Robbie van Hemert was introduced to our community as an artist of great ability. As time has passed her skills have not just proved exceptional but she has emerged as a visionary. She saw our Liverpool Plains Region not through our eyes, but through the eyes of a botanist, geographer and an artistic historian. Her depiction and endeavour have produced a massive work of minute detail and sweeping grandeur. A testament to her exceptional skills and the choice of an amazing subject - the production and majesty of the Liverpool Plains of New South Wales - creating a record of an icon.

      Patricia Duddy, Rossmar Park, Liverpool Plains

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Integrity of Programs

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On the Food River Station Education Program

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• 'Food Bowl Connection' Program is one of the most ground-up, grassroots education and empowerment programs in Australia. It reaches into schools, businesses, farms. media. celebrity networks, communities, and industry, educating on the most important topic of 'Food Source'

      Julia Keady, XFactor Collective​

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At Food River Station we are on a mission to teach Australian students that Food Source Matters. We use the Liverpool Plains Food Bowl as the model. We are constantly updating and extending the resources, and the unit is now being undertaken by 4000 students, and we are hoping to reach 5000 Australia wide by the end of 2020.

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• For kids like ours who have no real idea of where their food comes from and the logistics of maintaining effective farmlands this was a brilliant resource.

      Deborah Johnson, Banora Point, 3rd year teaching the unit

 

Last year we invested in the upgrade of our website with a marketing agency, Jaw Communications. It has paid off in more ways than one. Our website has just received a 2020 IABC Gold Quill Award of Merit! (Division 4: Communication Skills > Category 21: Communication for the Web).

 

• The sample shows that the agency went beyond a standard refresh and created an interactive, informative and helpful website for an audience that has little time to dig around for details. The content was poignant and direct and without patronizing and overselling. Dr van Hemert's message was authentic and meaningful...as evidenced by the results. The final product was an incredibly powerful tool to connect sponsors with a cause and teachers with instruction - the portal portion linking to resources is well-orchestrated, straightforward and easily accessible.

 

     There was a lot to convey behind the key messages - most importantly - to honestly inform visitors about the organization and the      mission, the importance and quality of the educational unit and the design competition. The website was an elegant example of      how this could be accomplished succinctly and still touch an emotional chord.

 

     This entry was well done and a pleasure to review. The narrative was succinct, the objectives clear and the sample (and link)          provided the opportunity for a user experience. I can't help thinking what an great investment this was for your client!

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Shared Values of Participants

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On our African Conservation Project , Mulberry Mongoose

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Founder, Kate Wilson's spontaneous response to partake in our Land Biography Program!

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• I full heartedly agree with your concept of inspiring people to change and protect the magic of our environment. Of reminding us to value what is so important of what is quite frankly the real joy of life.I am so excited you are doing this and over the moon to be asked to be the first Legacy of Care guest. My goodness of course we would LOVE that. What a huge compliment. What an exciting project to be part of and it really hits our core values.

 

Kate makes jewellery out of snare wire. With every piece of jewellery sold, Mulberry Mongoose donates back to help fund anti -snare patrols, and have contributed over $100,000 since they started in 2013. We now assist Kate with her mission. Each product in our shop states our donation value, as can be viewed if you click on any item on the Mulberry Mongoose Product Page.

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On our African Community Project , Jackarandell

 

Another of our 'inspiring educators' explains the value of her wonderful program

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• I would say my legacy is growing creativity to benefit self-worth. 

      Frances Randell, Jackarandell African Carvings, Zimbabwe

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We always follow our projects through to completion, keeping everyone involved informed of progress.

 

We always seek feedback to help us to guide the programs, and we feel the 'Roll of Honour' will lead us through this journey to recreate our children's legacy to one of care! 

 

So good things are happening here at Land Biography. Each project is given the attention to detail, love and care it deserves in order to become the Brand you can both FEEL, and TRUST!

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See you next week for "If only it were a reality!"

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Robbie & Molly van Hemert