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Brief de Design Graphique

We are requesting an info graphic design that shows the impact that our organization has had in its first 8 years. We want something that will grab peoples’ attention and persuade them to support our cause and mission through donations. We are looking for a fun, yet professional graphic. It should have a clean layout, not too messy. Here is the information that we would like included:
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(TITLE) World Vets: The First 8 Years (2006-2014)

Mission: “To improve the health and welfare of animals by providing veterinary aid an training in developing countries and by providing disaster relief worldwide.”

Number of Projects – 170
Number of Partner Groups Supported - 141
Number of Surgeries – 25,316
Number of Consultations – 98,230
Number of Treatments – 202,777
Number of Volunteers – 3,647
Number of Volunteer Hours – 172,350
Number of Contact Training Hours – 48,924

(These are the top 2 metrics and should be seen most easily)
- Value of Veterinary Services - $25,656,038
- Direct Care – 123,649 Animals

Veterinary Schools Represented in World Vets
Vet students volunteering with World Vets represent 76% of all veterinary schools accredited by the AVMA worldwide.

Maximizing Efficiency of Donated Dollars
By leveraging skilled veterinary volunteers and product donations, we are able to provide $13 of program services for every $1 donated.
$1 donated = $13 impact (display this prominently)

Primary species treated (represent these with animal pictures/cartoons)
Dogs Cats
Horses Donkeys
Cattle Sheep
Goats

World Vets Organization
-Year Founded: 2006
-Headquartered in Fargo, North Dakota
-Serving 42 countries on 6 continents

Volunteer Experience
- 99% say they would recommend a World Vets project to a friend
- 99% say their World Vets’ experience met or exceeded expectations

Awards Received
- Classy Award, in partnership with United Nations Foundation
- Top-Rated Nonprofit on Great Non-Profits 2012, 2013, 2014 (see attached image)

Veterinary Teams Deployed
- Average team size – 14 people
- Average number of teams deployed per year – 37
- Average volunteer age – 35 years

Deployment on Major International Disasters
- Haiti Earthquake – 2010
- Japan Tsunami – 2011
- Thailand Floods – 2011
- Philippines Typhoon – 2013
- Bosnia Floods – 2014

World Vets on Navy Missions
-Pacific Partnership and Continuing Promise
-Serving South Pacific, South East Asia, Latin America and Caribbean nations
-Deployed 7 times in the last 5 years
-Average mission length: 4 months

The Veterinary Training Program trains Latin American veterinarians and upper-level vet students in surgical techniques, safe anesthesia, and pain management. The training center is outfitted with five surgery stations with modern equipment, including gas anesthesia, central oxygen and monitoring equipment. The training center is also the base of operations for the International Veterinary Medicine Program (IVM) for students from the US and Canada.

World Vets’ Training Center
-Year Founded: 2011
- Located in Granada, Nicaragua
- 740 veterinarians and students trained from 8 different countries
- Representing 7 Latin America veterinary schools

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Please include our World Vets logo and website (www.worldvets.org ), as well as, social media icons – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, YouTube, Pinterest.

We would like you to include all the information (and you may use our wording), but we would appreciate creativity in font, typeface, and choice of cartoons/pictures and especially in how you lay out the information. FYI - our organization colors are red, ceil blue, and navy blue if you choose to use them. Please message me if you have questions about this design!

The attached files include the logo, pie chart of volunteers, optional map or globe, and example info graphics that we like.
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Here is some more information about World Vets’ program. You can also visit our website to learn more about us:

Veterinary Field-Service Programs address animal welfare issues, like street dog poisoning, pet overpopulation, and livestock health, in disadvantaged communities around the world. Volunteer veterinary teams deliver medical evaluations, sterilization surgeries, veterinary treatment, and welfare education in an effort to enhance the lives of people and animals and to prevent the spread of diseases.

Disaster Response Program delivers assistance during major catastrophes by providing shelter, food, or medical treatments for animals, and by supporting animal-welfare groups in affected areas.

Veterinary Supply Donation Program distributes veterinary medicines, equipment, pet supplies, and textbooks to different groups and individuals around the world that are working to help animals and improve their communities.

Navy Mission Programs are carried out through two initiatives entitled Pacific Partnership and Continuing Promise. These missions provide medical, dental and veterinary coverage to the South Pacific/South East Asian nations and Latin America/Caribbean, respectively. For the past five years, World Vets has sent highly qualified teams of veterinary volunteers on board these missions to work alongside US Army veterinary personnel and local host participants.

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