We want to thank our customers for the support they've given throughout the year. As everyone knows, 2009 was a trying year for the communications industry. Everyone felt the ripple affects of the economy. Caskey Printing will end the year with 132 new customers. Our company is committed to bringing the highest level of service to our customers. We understand that in order for our company to continue to succeed in the future, we must strategize and look at various technologies for our customer's success. In the past year, we've installed 2 new digital presses, new mailing equipment as well as developed storefront applications. Our social media sites were created for awareness, and an FSC commitment was made to the environment.

Tim McCallister and Tony Rife attended the CTAM conference on October 28, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. The conference provided a wealth of knowledge and education. It was also a great opportunity to see all of our cable partners throughout the country.

The momentum behind our web-to-print initiative has been ramped-up with the inclusion of storefronts, which combine our web building skills to our well known print services. Storefronts provide easy, flexible and scalable solutions for creating online stores focused on creating personalized and customized documents. Todd Chronister recently attended courses near Boston and is rolling out multiple storefronts for specific customers and demographics based upon both specific request as well careful marketing research.

Congratulations to the Brethren Home Community in New Oxford, PA who won an Award of Merit recognition for the Crossing Points newsletter that Caskey prints and mails throughout the year.  The Associated Church Press holds a "Best of the Christian Press" contest each year for communication publications for non-profits.

Jon Deakin presented AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals) members solutions with development mailings on June 10th at the Holiday Inn in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania.