Arising Media

Oct 7, 2026

Arising Media Partners with Community Proud

Arising Media has partnered with Community Proud, bringing together print production and digital marketing for Central New York businesses.

A new partnership for Central New York

Arising Media has partnered with Community Proud, a Finger Lakes-region shop that handles screen printing, custom embroidery, engraving, and banner and sticker printing for Central New York businesses. The partnership pairs Community Proud's apparel and print production with Arising Media's web design, SEO, and digital advertising services, giving shared clients a single point of contact for both their physical branding and their online presence.

What this means for clients

Businesses already working with Community Proud on apparel, signage, or promotional printing can now get web design, search engine optimization, and paid advertising support through Arising Media, without bringing in a separate agency. The reverse is also true: Arising Media clients who need screen printing, embroidery, or large-format printing have a trusted local partner in Community Proud.

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