Project Description

Nonprofit event design starts with what guests need to know before they arrive, how they’ll find their way on site, and how sponsors and contributors will be recognized. For the Juneteenth 2026 Beach Gospel Brunch, presented by Friends of NJ Legacy Foundation, Inc., Remeoner designed 20 distinct banners and the promotional, print, and wayfinding materials that carried A Salute to Our Ancestors from the first announcement to the event grounds.

What Remeoner designed

20 distinct banner designs

A separate large-format seating chart and illustrated grounds map helped guests find their assigned areas.

The Ancestors Banner

Members of Friends of NJ Legacy Foundation, Inc. submitted the names of ancestors they wanted to honor. We set those names around a raised fist and alongside portraits to create the large-format We Salute Our Ancestors banner. At the center of the event grounds, the banner brought the submitted names together in one shared tribute.

We Salute Our Ancestors banner artwork with a raised fist, portraits, and rows of names submitted for the tribute.

Final banner artwork

Detail of the Ancestors Banner showing portraits and rows of names.

Detail from the Ancestors Banner

Detail from the Ancestors Banner

Rows of submitted names run through the artwork alongside the portraits.

What the 20 banners were for

  • 1 community tribute — The Ancestors Banner, built around names submitted by foundation members.
  • 1 welcome banner — Introduced the Beach Gospel Brunch and its theme.
  • 2 community information banners — Voter registration and the Obama Presidential Center.
  • 16 recognition banners — Thanked or honored event ambassadors and staff, spiritual leaders, music contributors, the Federation of Black Cowboys, the traffic division and city officials, FunTown Beach and parking contributors, housing and development organizations, flyover tribute sponsors, and contributors to breakfast, catering, beverages, towels, and gift bags. The series also included a banner honoring Catherine F. Willis.
  1. Community tribute to ancestors named by foundation members
  2. Guest welcome and event identification
  3. Voter-registration message
  4. Obama Presidential Center information graphic
  5. Foundation ambassadors and Nesbitt Funeral Home staff
  6. Spiritual leaders and supporters
  7. Music performers and production contributors
  8. Federation of Black Cowboys recognition
  9. Elizabeth Police Traffic Division and city officials
  10. Beach, parking, and aerial advertising contributors
  11. Elizabeth Development Company and the Elizabeth and Plainfield housing authorities
  12. Flyover tribute sponsor and funeral industry supporters
  13. Continental breakfast sponsors
  14. Randy Graves and Sandwiches Unlimited staff
  15. Metro Liquors and Fern’s White Diamond
  16. C&C Soda Company and East Coast Food Distributors
  17. Mark Twain Diner and Penny’s Size to Fit
  18. Thomas Pontone and Ambassador Teddy Good for the commemorative towels
  19. Gift bag sponsor Express Funeral Funding
  20. Catherine F. Willis memorial and recognition for Rev. Stef & Jubilation
Juneteenth Beach Gospel Brunch welcome banner with gold lettering and red, black, and green bands.

Welcome banner artwork

Special Thanks banner with the Elizabeth Development Company and Elizabeth and Plainfield housing authority logos.

Recognition banner artwork

Illustrated Juneteenth event map with labeled beach seating, cabanas, and food and seating tents.

Event grounds map artwork

From the flyer to the day of the event

The Save the Date flyer introduced the Beach Gospel Brunch with a ship diagram, broken chains, and the words “A Salute to Our Ancestors.” The event program put the day’s schedule in one place. The towel artwork carried the words “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize” and “Hold On” onto commemorative towels shown here in red, green, and gold.

Save the Date flyer for the Juneteenth 2026 Beach Gospel Brunch, with a ship diagram above the event title.

Save the Date flyer artwork

Beach Gospel Brunch Juneteenth program with the foundation credit and the printed schedule.

Event program artwork

Red, green, and gold Juneteenth towels showing the black Keep Your Eyes on the Prize and Hold On design.

Towel samples in red, green, and gold

Black Juneteenth towel design with a broken chain and the words Keep Your Eyes on the Prize and Hold On.

Commemorative towel artwork

Project credits

Event presenter Friends of NJ Legacy Foundation, Inc.
Client contact Kim Nesbitt-Good, Historic Nesbitt Funeral Home and Friends of NJ Legacy Foundation, Inc.
Graphic design Remeoner

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