's mission is to achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime by providing critical funding for innovative research at leading medical centers worldwide, and increasing public awareness about good breast health. Today, The Foundation funds 166 of the world’s most distinguished breast cancer researchers.

The Foundation has relied on rayogram to establish and fulfill their interactive marketing and communications strategy for the past several years.

This includes: content development, Web site design and development; a comprehensive social media marketing campaign; a constituent management (CRM) solution; comprehensive marketing solutions including e-newsletters and electronic PSAs. rayogram has also built a BCRF researcher portal to encourage cross-institutional collaboration among grantees worldwide while streamlining the grant application and evaluation process.

promotes understanding and cooperation between the United States and Greater China in the belief that sound and productive Sino-American relations serve vital American and world interests.

rayogram collaborated with The Committee to design a Web site that features the breadth of their programs throughout their 40 year history. Visitors can browse through the entire archive of programs from the first congressional delegation to China to current educational exchanges. Each program is presented in detail with related, multi-media content. Related programs are dynamically presented and available via clickable keywords.

is an advanced study center that promotes innovative interdisciplinary scholarship on the global dynamics of gender, sexuality, ethnicity and race.

The Center turned to rayogram to create a visual identity, collateral materials and www.socialdifference.org complete with an Intranet to facilitate collaboration between faculty and graduate student fellows. These virtual working groups allow participants to access schedules and required reading lists while posting and reviewing documents via discussion forums.

is a member of the Perseus Books Group - created with the belief that an innovative and aggressive new model of publishing can fill a void in today's marketplace for literary fiction and serious nonfiction.

Public Affairs has turned to rayogram for the design of book covers on progressive subjects such as:

• Lock Out: Why America Keeps Getting Immigration Wrong When Our Prosperity Depends on Getting It Right
• Passing: When People Can't Be Who They Are
• Hatred: The Psychological Descent into Violence
• The Terrible Gift: The Brave New World of Genetic Medicine
• Deadlock: The Inside Story of America's Closest Election
• High and Mighty: SUVs, The Worlds Most Dangerous Vehicles and How They Got That Way
• Accidental American: Tony Blair and the American Presidency

rayogram's site for Stephen Alton Architect has been named one of Arch Daily's Top 10 sites.

Arch Daily polled its Facebook Fans for the best architecture Web sites and announced the top ten - including Stephen Alton Architect. "We looked for the best ones in terms of looks, navigation (is is easy to navigate? Is it fast? Can you go back without reloading the menu? Can you link directly to a specific project?), presentation quality, does it look up to date?, projects (can you sort them by location? by year?)."

Thanks to Arch Daily and its Facebook fans!

Web site gives a voice to New Yorkers who participated in the Vietnam conflict.

rayogram's collaboration with The New York Community Trust included working with veterans and civilian volunteers of the Vietnam war to design a logo, collateral materials, PSAs and an interactive Web site.

Inspired by the physical Memorial in lower Manhattan, the Web site presents stories and memories contributed by veterans, their families and friends. It also showcases the Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam book and film. The Web site serves as a resource and educational tool as well as a means for visitors to contribute their own "virtual artifacts" to this living memorial.