McCord Butchery is a locally owned and operated meat, seafood and provisions market opened by Chef Samuel McCord and his wife Jackie. McCord Butchery offers the “old school” butcher and chef-driven experience that used to be the norm so many years ago.

McCord sought partnership with Gambel Communications to help them execute a grand opening/ribbon cutting, launch social media pages and define the brand in the market.

Bringing together the tremendous need for programs to serve children with autism and an idea about a food festival centered around beignets, Amy and Sherwood Collins founded the Tres Doux Foundation in New Orleans. As parents of a child with autism, the Collins established the foundation to celebrate and enhance the lives of children with developmental delays and disabilities by presenting them as whole beings, and it supports other organizations that do the same. 

As the official public relations agency for Beignet Fest and the Beignet Fest Foundation, Gambel Communications works to promote the annual festival, its mission and impact programs.

Children’s Hospital New Orleans is the first and largest freestanding children’s hospital that provides the highest level of care for the sickest babies, children, adolescents and young adults in Louisiana and the Gulf South. To continue to provide the most advanced care possible, hospital leaders knew it was necessary to expand their facilities and create an innovative environment of healing.

Shake Shack has more than 100 brick-and-mortar locations in 19 US states and the District of Columbia and more than 60 international locations.

Gambel Communications has partnered with Shake Shack to open new locations in the New Orleans market, launch specialty items and host influencer events.

Current Crop Roasting Shop was a new retail concept in Uptown New Orleans that sells specialty green coffee beans, home roasting equipment, brewers and grinders and also sought to create a hub for home coffee roasters looking to hone and perfect their craft of coffee roasting.

Current Crop partnered with Gambel Communications to execute a grand opening event and define the brand in the market.

The St. Tammany Parish President announced a proposed moratorium on new home construction in the parish to address voter concerns about flood issues and traffic challenges. The Northshore Home Builders Association (NHBA) and its members opposed the measure.

Madame John’s Legacy is a historic French Quarter structure built in 1788. Ehlinger & Associates needed help to correct media coverage maligning their work to repair the French Quarter landmark.

Avondale has a long history as one of the state’s top economic drivers, which at one point was home to the largest employer in Louisiana.

The Louisiana Policy Institute for Children is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to ensuring Louisiana’s children, from birth to age four, are prepared for success in school and in life. Knowing that real changes require businesses and community members to get involved and take action, they wanted to launch the inaugural Early Education Month.

Dr. Paul Harch partnered with Gambel Communications for the grand opening and ribbon cutting of his new hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic.

Because of HNOC’s work to restore and maintain historic buildings in the French Quarter and steward them for future generations, they hosted “Notre -Dame de Paris” to pay tribute to New Orleans’ French roots while embracing the promise of technological innovation to explore the many layers of history. 

Camellia Brand, a legendary Louisiana food brand owned by  L.H. Hayward & Company, was established in New Orleans in 1923. A regional favorite, the Camellia identity runs deep—from the farms to the field to supermarket shelves. Camellia is the preferred provider of Louisiana’s quintessential soul food—red beans—but also packages 18 other varieties of high quality beans, peas and lentils.  

Camellia Brand turned to Gambel Communications for a proactive media relations and community outreach campaign that highlights and reinforces Camellia’s commitment to quality, as well as its family heritage and tradition.  

Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans is a French immersion school, serving pre-K through 12th grade on three campuses uptown in New Orleans. Created in 2011 through the Louisiana Department of Education, LFNO is a free public charter under governance of Orleans Parish School Board and follows the French national curriculum.

Three affordable housing organizations, Home by Hand, Crescent City Community Land Trust and Tulane/Canal Neighborhood Development Corp., merged into a new entity, People’s Housing+ (PH+), a stronger, more effective organization helping low to moderate income New Orleanians.

The Historic New Orleans Collection is a museum, research center and publisher dedicated to preserving New Orleans’ history and culture. To pay homage to the greatest free show on earth, their curators designed a new exhibition titled Making Mardi Gras. 

Founded in 2007 in the upper Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina when so many in New Orleans needed permanent shelter, the New Orleans Women & Children’s Shelter was at first a temporary solution to protect and keep together women and children who needed a home. The New Orleans Women & Children’s Shelter is now the largest shelter for homeless women and children in New Orleans.

Held every year in conjunction with #GivingTuesday, the annual #iGiveCatholic campaign encourages the public to give back and support Catholic parishes, schools, ministries and nonprofits.

Shake Shack, which grew from a hot dog cart in Manhattan’s Madison Square Park, was created by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group to support the Madison Square Park Conservancy. Since then, the brand has expanded to more than 100 brick-and-mortar locations in 19 US states and the District of Columbia and more than 60 international locations.

The Jefferson Ready Start Network is a coalition of individuals committed to creating and implementing a bold local vision for early childhood in Jefferson Parish.

Gallier Hall is one of the most important structures built during the Antebellum period in New Orleans. From the art collection to the architecture itself, Gallier Hall holds hundreds of years of New Orleans’ history.