Texas Methodist Foundation Brochure

Texas Methodist Foundation works with donors and faith-based organizations on some of their most important decisions— how to grow, and steward what they’ve built. A brochure explaining that kind of work needed to do more than share information. It needed to feel like something worth trusting.

For an audience evaluating a long-term partner, first impressions carry weight. A piece that feels thin or generic can undercut a message about stability and stewardship before a reader gets pas the cover. The Foundation needed a printed piece substantial enough to match the seriousness of the conversations it was meant to start.

We worked with Texas Methodist Foundation to create a brochure and folder system built around texture and tactile detail:

• A 12-page, self-cover, saddle-stitched book, printed offset on our Komori LS-40 Perfectore + Coater for sharp, consistent color throughout.
• 8pt Topcote Dull Cover Stock, printed in full four-color process with a soft-touch aqueous coating — giving every page a soft, tactile feel that invites a reader to slow down.
• Matching capcity pocket folder, printed on heavier 130# Topcote Dull Cover with the same soft-touch aqueous finish, then die cut and converted to hold the brochure securely.

Every material choice was made to reinforce the same message the words were carrying: this is an organization built for the long term.

The result is a brochure and folder that communicate credibility the moment they’re picked up — soft to the touch, precise in color, and built to hold up through repeated handling by donors and partners alike. For Texas Methodist Foundation, it’s printed piece that matches the weight of the work it represents.

If your organization has a story that deserves to feel as trustworthy as it reads, let’s talk about what’s possible. Speak with a print expert to explore what we could build for your next project.