The trustees of Kauwhata Marae approached The Workhub at UCOL for a visual recording of their historic marae (more than 100 years old), including whare tupuna artworks (whaikairo, tukutuku, kōwhaiwhai) and their whakapapa.

Sport Manawatu approached The Workhub at UCOL for a logo for it's student council. Bachelor of Creative Media student Jason Gardner took up the challenge.

In 2016 Sport Manawatu engaged Nielsen to undertake a stakeholder survey. They approached The Workhub at UCOL to present the findings.

UCOL sponsors many Sport Manawatu-run events in the region, including Grassroots Sports Awards. In addition to being a sponsor of the event in 2018, The Workhub designed promotional material.

Sport Manawatu approached The Workhub at UCOL for help with creating a suite of short exercise videos.

The Ruahine Whio Protectors comprises eight groups who are involved with predator trapping to help protect the blue ducks in the Ruahine Ranges.

RECAP is the Society for the Resilience and the Engagement of the Community of Ashhurst and Pohangina in Manawatu.

The local branch of the New Zealand Response Team (R.E.S.T) NZRT-4 approached UCOL to create a 2019 calendar for awareness building and fundraising.

Palmerston North City Council approached UCOL for help in redesigning part of the footpath on Queen Street next to UCOL.

Palmerston North City Council approached The Workhub for a logo refresh and a brochure to create community awareness and understanding of the Hoffman Kiln.

The Plant to Plate team approached The Workhub at UCOL for a promotional video about their services.

Palmerston North Parent Centre approached UCOL for a logo for their Parent and Child Expo.

The New Zealand Defence Force approached The Workhub for an identity for their Mission Command Training Centre.

A music lecturer approached The Workhub for professional promotional photographs of New Zealand Diploma in Creativity (Music) students and their bands.

Mokopuna Ora approached The Workhub at UCOL for a suite of brochures featuring best practice guidelines incorporating culturally sacred practices for weaving and using wahakura waikawa.

Environment Network Manawatu sought UCOL’s help to create posters and brochures for their Rural Art organisation, which runs the Kimbolton Sculpture Festival.