
Celebrating 27 Years
1998 - 2025
Endless Creative Possibilities
Founded in 1998, Shumard-Designs, LLC (SD) specializes in providing content creation, design and branding, web services, social media, and IT support and services. With emphasis on design effectiveness and aesthetic appeal through clear communication, the mission is to build strong client relationships through consistent quality, service and dedication. We provide . . . endless creative possibilities!
Christian Clinic for Counseling
Website Portfolio
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Edmond’s First Baptist Church
Noble Avenue Baptist Church
Vannoy & Sons Drilling
Real Impact from a Faithful Partnership
Since 2021, we have had the privilege of partnering with a church client, supporting their digital presence through consistent, ongoing updates. Recently, their Noble Threads Ministry shared a heartwarming success:
“We had a person come to Noble Threads this week, and it was because of the website you did for us. Thank you so much.”
Even with tight budgets, we believe in the power of small, steady improvements. By creating a dedicated page for the ministry, the church made a clear connection with the community, and the page became a bridge.
We don’t just build websites - we build ministry tools, one week at a time.
Fundraising Campaign
Raising $1 Million in One Year

Motion.
Promotion.
Share your company services, project updates, concepts, construction progress with clients.
Vision.
Share your vision and goals with your membership on social media, web, email campaigns.
AIA Fellowship
American Institute of Architects Fellows (FAIA) are recognized with the AIA’s highest membership honor for their exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society.
Architects who have made significant contributions to the profession and society and who exemplify architectural excellence can become a member of the AIA College of Fellows. Only three percent of the AIA members have this distinction.
Shumard-Designs successfully assisted with a FAIA nomination.
