Forever Hope
"Healing outreach and promoting education"~Vickee Greer

Picture©Illustration and Logo by Jessika Savage

During Jessika Savage's senior year at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA,  Jessika focused all her creative energy into creating a campaign to help launch the Greer Foundation.  Her work included the creation of a logo, marketing materials and designing 3 teacher training books that Vickee Greer was planning  to incorporate in her violence prevention training for elementary schools, middle schools and high schools.  Vickee Greer lost her battle with cancer in 2007 and the Greer Foundation was never launched.

Jessika's senior thesis project featured her original design concepts developed for Vickee's HOPE Project.  Her goal was to keep in mind The Greer Foundation's mission is to help children and their families understand the link between animal abuse and child abuse while promoting educational programs that encourage a violent-free global community.  
Vickee Greer was an unsung hero who dedicated her life to breaking the link between animal abuse and child abuse. Listen, you can still hear her saying, “Praise a child, make his day; pet an animal and make him feel kindness; and allow peace to be part of your life – today and always.” 

Vickee Greer's husband, Jim Greer also lost his battle with cancer in June 2015.  Jessika Savage, Dee Beaugez, and Denise Langston are continuing to working  to help Vickee Greer's dreams come true  for HOPE (healing outreach and promoting education) for all children.
About Vickee and Jim Greer's Dream of  the Greer Foundation
 Where Did They Come From? Series
Teaching the importance of treating animals and children with kindness and respect   
Picture©Photo by Vickee Greer 1998


Where Did Lucky Dog Come From? 
By Vickee Greer, Denise Langston and Graphic Design by Jessika Savage

Vickee Greer begins her training with a short story about  Lucky Dog's life and why he started helping her and how important it is to treat animals and children with kindness and respect.  Each teacher's Training Guide will contain one lessons a week, including  talking points, art projects, resources and exercises. 
Picture©Photo by Vickee Greer 1998


Where Did Mrs. Rabbit Come Form?
By Vickee Greer, Denise Langston  and Graphic Design by Jessika Savage

Vickee Greer explains how  Mrs. Rabbit found a home in a classroom and how she  changed so many lives in so many ways.
​Each teacher's Training Guide will contain one lessons a week, including  talking points, art projects, resources and exercises. 
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Pet Preparedness - Color Me Safe Series
By Vickee Greer and Illustrated by Patti Lowry-Parrish
PictureVickee Greer

Breaking the Link Between Animal Abuse and Child Abuse

  • Lucky Dog Rap 
    By Vickee Greer & Illustrated by Patti-Lowry Parrish

  • Lucky Dog's Message -  Choose Not to Abuse
    "Luck Dog was a little dog with a big voice and an extremely important message; let’s choose not to abuse."~Vickee Greer
    Lucky Dog's story was written by Vickee Greer & Illustrated by Patti-Lowry Parrish 
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©Illustration by Patti Lowry-Parrish
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"Healing outreach and promoting education"~Vickee Greer