The M.D. Davis Foundation Announces Official Website and PSA Campaign

Online, November 4, 2009 (Newswire.com) - The M.D. Davis Foundation (www.mddavisfoundation.org), a cutting-edge nonprofit whose goal is to help at risk young adults of all cultural and socio-economic backgrounds learn to cope with and overcome their challenging circumstances through their 12 Life Principles Program and Fashion Career Skill Building workshops, today announced the launch of their new website and a public service announcement (PSAs).

Sporting a fresh layout with eye-popping fashion illustrations, visitors to the newly created website will find exclusive content on a variety of topics including how-to fashion videos, daily roundups about nonprofits and philanthropy, testimonials, photos from the field, PSAs and much more.

"Incorporating the necessary tools to begin building an online community was a critical component in the development of our website. We want to enhance the lives of our users at every point of contact, so adding a focused social networking element to the site coincides perfectly with that vision," said Michelle Davis, the organization's Founder and President.

The M.D. Davis Foundation website also serves as the central location for their initial PSA created by Sopwith Camel Productions, which was designed to communicate to prospective parents, social workers and other advocates the services available to them through the foundation. The new television, print and Web PSAs portray everyday situations for at risk youth to help potential parents and other contributors realize they have the ability to help change the course of a young adults life and encourage them to consider the M.D. Davis Foundation to bring about such transformation.

"We are confident this PSA coupled with the launch of our website will jumpstart the dialogue between our foundation and those that are looking for a specialty nonprofit whose mission is to inspire, train and provide opportunities for teens that are at risk via our life skills program and fashion workshops," said Davis.