Adding to its roster of nonprofit clients, Impact PR & Communications, Ltd. (Impact PR), an award-winning public relations and marketing agency, announced today that it has been selected to lead strategic public relations for Guardian Revival. Under the new partnership, Impact PR will manage media relations, thought leadership, awareness campaigns and more, elevating the nonprofit organization’s commitment to supporting the mental health and well-being of military, veterans and first responders — our nation’s guardians — and their families, at no cost to them.

“Since Guardian Revival’s founding in 2019, it has experienced not only rapid growth, but an equally fast rise in the need for the services and supports it provides to veterans and frontline responders, many of whom struggle with mental health,” said Kim Haight, CEO of Guardian Revival. “We are eager to partner with Impact PR to shine a spotlight on this mission, to elevate the conversation around the need for our work and to grow our presence not just in New York’s Hudson Valley region, where we have boots on the ground, but across the country.” 

With more than a decade in business and a team with strong nonprofit expertise, Impact PR has proudly represented several clients within the space over the last several years, spearheading award-winning campaigns for organizations such as: Abilities First, The Arc of Dutchess (now The Arc Greater Hudson Valley), Astor Services, Community Family Development, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, the Dutchess County SPCA, Dutchess Tourism (now Destination Dutchess), The Edna St. Vincent Millay Society at Steepletop, The Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val-Kill, Greystone Programs, Hudson River Housing, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Parc Center for Disabilities, The Poughkeepsie Public Schools Foundation, Think Dutchess and Vassar-Warner Home, among others.