community involvement

Earlier this evening, I attended the Nebraska Film Association's [NFA] Launch Party, celebrating their efforts to finalize their bill and get it to the Nebraska Legislature.  I was shocked, but pleasantly surprised to find out that they made honoring JM part of their evening. 

After listening to State Senator Heath Mello speak about gathering steam to take this to the next session, as well as the importance of directly contacting our individual senator Read more

JM Web Designs is proud to announce that it has joined with the board of Social Impact Forum Omaha (SIFO) and their efforts to create and initiate Omaha’s first ever Social Impact Conference.  JM's marketing director, Phil Stalnaker, has been working with the group as an advisor and working partner since June of 2009, and is excited to be a part of this growing concern for community change in the Omaha area. Read more

JM is excited to announce that we are starting a web site project with the Nebraska Film Association [NFA] – an organized group of arts supporters, business leaders, specialized workers in the film industry, independent skilled professionals and others working to promote incentives for the film industry in Nebraska, thus bringing more money into the state – that will help to promote the group and their cause. Read more

JM Web Designs is proud to honor Chris May, the son of Julie May for his dramatic swimming pool rescue of a friend last year.

Because of Chris' training through the Boy Scouts, he was prepared and quickly in the position to save his friend.  Please read the article in the Omaha World Herald to learn the full details.

JM Web Designs is honored to be a major part of the 2009 Omaha Jazz and Blues Festival.  The music is amazing and brings a joy and liveliness that matches perfectly with our beautiful city.  This is our second year as a sponsor of the event, and we could not be happier about this – we feel that the OJB Festival is vital to the city of Omaha – it encourages growth, activity, community, and economic stimulus to the local market. Read more