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As we close out 2025, I’m grateful for the year behind us.
It was a strong year for Mother of Pearls Public Relations. We grew our client base, hired our first employee, and supported work that mattered to the communities we serve. One of the most meaningful milestones was expanding our team. In 2025, we welcomed Madison Oliver as our first part-time employee. She quickly became an integral part of our work, and will transition into a full-time role this month. Building a team has pushed us to think differently about how we work together and how we support our clients. It has strengthened both. In Clinton County, we supported communications around the opening of the new Annex Building. From planning the ribbon cutting to helping guide messaging during the county’s move from the historic courthouse, the project underscored the role clear communication plays during periods of transition. At the Hamilton County Health Department, we helped relaunch the department’s TikTok presence. The effort resulted in increased engagement, including a viral post that drew responses from national brands such as the Chicago Bears, Columbia Sportswear, Ritz Crackers, Fruit of the Loom, Ford Racing, Aerie, and Charmin. Just as important, it gave the team space to collaborate in a different way and better connect with the public. In Hamilton County, we supported several major initiatives. One was the opening of the Rely Center, a crisis urgent care facility focused on behavioral health. The center represents a shift toward treatment over incarceration and brings services closer to home for residents in crisis. We also supported the Westfield-Washington Public Library Foundation as it rolled out the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, a literacy initiative funded by Hamilton County and implemented through library partnerships across the community. Our work in 2025 also included sports-related projects. We supported the launch of a women-owned motorsport school in Indianapolis and helped introduce its first U.S. graduating class. We also volunteered as part of the Public Relations Committee for the LIV Golf tournament in Westfield. Looking ahead to 2026, we will transition Madison into her full-time role, onboard the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library as a new client, and roll out a new Mother of Pearls PR branding kit. We are also exploring the addition of media training services, led by a well-known and trusted voice in Indianapolis. Stay tuned! Thank you to the clients and partners who trusted us in 2025. We’re proud of the work behind us and focused on what’s ahead. We are currently accepting new clients, so please reach out or tell a friend if you know anyone in need of smart and strategic public relations. Tammy Sander Founder, Mother of Pearls Public Relations
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