Helping non-profits and small businesses across the Lower Mainland
through graphic design, branding, media relations, and digital communications.
through graphic design, branding, media relations, and digital communications.
Humanity Public Relations connects non-profit organizations and small business owners with their communities — creatively, strategically, and affordably.
We take a hands-on, heartfelt approach to every project, big or small. First, we get to know your business, your mission, and your goals. Then we pinpoint exactly what makes you unique — and identify where your communications barriers lie.
From there, we craft a customized, cost-effective plan to help you grow. Whether that’s sharing your story through earned media, forging valuable partnerships, creating elegant visual designs, launching a new website with a strong SEO plan, or producing memorable events for your target audience — we’re here to help you connect.
Humanity Public Relations is proud to be based in South Surrey, BC, serving clients throughout Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Vancouver, and Vancouver Island.
Let’s connect — literally.
We take a hands-on, heartfelt approach to every project, big or small. First, we get to know your business, your mission, and your goals. Then we pinpoint exactly what makes you unique — and identify where your communications barriers lie.
From there, we craft a customized, cost-effective plan to help you grow. Whether that’s sharing your story through earned media, forging valuable partnerships, creating elegant visual designs, launching a new website with a strong SEO plan, or producing memorable events for your target audience — we’re here to help you connect.
Humanity Public Relations is proud to be based in South Surrey, BC, serving clients throughout Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Vancouver, and Vancouver Island.
Let’s connect — literally.
Sara is professional, responsive, and produces beautiful work. She sets clear timelines and follows them. I enjoy communicating with her each year to create schedules, agendas, and nametags for Social Venture Institute, a conference for 120 attendees.
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