At Creative Memories we strive to be a good neighbour – to give time, energy and resources to the communities in which we live and work.

Giving back is a vital part of our decades-old philosophy. It began in the 1920s when Ernest Morgan, founder of The Antioch Company, Creative Memories’ parent company, routinely made his printing presses available to anyone who needed to promote a cause. And it continues today in the form of generous donations of funds and product, employee matching contributions and active companywide involvement in community initiatives.

Why? It’s a value that reaches to the core of who we are. And just who are we? In the words of Ernest Morgan: “We are a community of work, dedicated to making quality products that are marketed honestly and fairly to meet customers’ needs; we are an enthusiastic work force where diverse ideas are respected and profits are shared; we are good corporate citizens working within the community for the betterment of everyone.”

Corporate Partnerships

Memories define us

Creative Memories is dedicated to helping people share their stories, carry on traditions and commemorate life’s milestones… one memory, one picture, one page at a time.
Our past helps define us. People afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease are essentially robbed of this past – their memories stolen by the disease.

What makes our partnership with the Alzheimer's organisations so powerful is the very thing that fuels our passion: preserving memories.

Studies have shown that photo albums enhance the well-being of Alzheimer’s sufferers by helping them to replay their lives and by helping their families reconnect with the past.

Great strides are being made in the fight to conquer Alzheimer’s disease. It is now a matter of when – not if – a cure will be found. And when that cure is found, we will triumph.