Terms of Service
Effective Date: January 1, 2026
Last Updated: May 1, 2026
These Terms of Service govern the services provided by Anchor to any client who purchases, approves, renews, authorizes, or uses our services.
Anchor is the public-facing brand of Black Sheep Brand House, LLC, doing business as Mission Anchor.
References to “Anchor,” “we,” “us,” or “our” mean Black Sheep Brand House, LLC d/b/a Mission Anchor, including its brands, trade names, successors, assigns, employees, contractors, subcontractors, affiliates, and authorized representatives.
References to “Client,” “you,” or “your” mean the person, business, organization, institution, nonprofit, school, parish, foundation, community group, company, or other entity that purchases, approves, renews, authorizes, or uses Anchor services.
By signing a proposal, approving an invoice, submitting payment, clicking acceptance, authorizing Anchor to begin work, renewing service, continuing service, or otherwise using Anchor services, you agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree to these Terms, do not purchase or use Anchor services.
Bizengn to Anchor Transition
For clients, vendors, or users previously served under the Bizengn name, Anchor may continue, renew, transition, replace, or administer prior Bizengn service arrangements under the Anchor name unless otherwise agreed in writing.
The transition from Bizengn to Anchor does not, by itself, create a new legal entity, cancel existing obligations, waive payment obligations, transfer ownership of client-owned assets, or void prior approved proposals, invoices, scopes of work, terms, renewals, or agreements.
1. Contract Documents and Order of Precedence
These Terms apply to all Anchor engagements unless otherwise agreed in writing.
An engagement may also be governed by a proposal, order form, invoice, renewal agreement, scope of work, statement of work, written approval, written estimate, onboarding record, schedule, addendum, or other written agreement or confirmation, collectively, the “Engagement Documents.”
If there is a conflict among the Engagement Documents, the order of precedence is:
1. A signed agreement or order form
2. An accepted proposal, renewal agreement, scope of work, statement of work, schedule, or addendum
3. An approved invoice or written payment agreement
4. These Terms
If a proposal, scope of work, schedule, addendum, or other Engagement Document states that mission-driven engagement terms, commercial engagement terms, or other special terms apply, those terms apply only to the engagement identified in that document.
2. Authority to Approve
Client represents that the person accepting these Terms, signing an Engagement Document, approving an invoice, submitting payment, or authorizing Anchor to begin work has authority to bind the Client to the engagement, payment obligations, approvals, and these Terms.
Client is responsible for obtaining any required internal, board, diocesan, executive, finance, legal, committee, owner, stakeholder, or other approval before authorizing work.
Internal approval delays do not pause payment obligations, reserved production capacity, or agreed timelines unless Anchor agrees in writing.
3. Services
Anchor provides mission infrastructure, digital operations, website, sponsorship readiness, supporter pathway, customer pathway, campaign, event, form, automation, strategy, creative, commercial operations, and operational support services for mission-driven organizations and select commercial clients.
Services may include assessment, strategy, planning, the Anchor Review, website and platform development, donor, sponsor, customer, lead, and supporter system support, event and campaign infrastructure, sponsor inventory organization, lead capture, customer intake, service intake, form and workflow setup, CRM support, email and communication system support, automation, reporting, ongoing operations, optimization, consulting, creative support, and related deliverables, as described in the applicable Engagement Documents.
Some services may support Client’s fundraising, sponsorship, donor communication, campaign, supporter, sales, customer acquisition, lead generation, booking, e-commerce, or commercial operations. Unless expressly agreed in a separate written agreement, Anchor does not act as a professional fundraiser, professional solicitor, fundraising counsel, broker, grant writer, legal advisor, tax advisor, accountant, financial advisor, charitable solicitation compliance provider, advertising compliance provider, employment advisor, or regulated professional representative.
Anything not specifically included in the written scope is outside scope and may require additional fees, revised timing, or a separate agreement.
4. Client Responsibilities
Client agrees to:
- Provide accurate and complete information
- Supply requested content, copy, images, files, credentials, access, approvals, and other materials on time
- Designate a primary point of contact with authority to coordinate and approve
- Maintain valid access to required third-party tools, accounts, platforms, and systems
- Review deliverables, drafts, content, forms, pages, workflows, and public-facing materials carefully before approval or launch
- Ensure that all content, claims, permissions, testimonials, images, logos, materials, lists, names, records, and data provided to Anchor may legally be used
- Comply with all applicable laws, regulations, registrations, disclosures, consent requirements, platform rules, payment processing obligations, donor privacy requirements, customer privacy requirements, charitable solicitation rules, sponsorship rules, email marketing rules, SMS rules, advertising rules, consumer protection rules, sales tax obligations, industry-specific requirements, and supporter or customer communication requirements
- Protect account credentials, passwords, user access, and administrative privileges in systems owned or controlled by Client
- Cooperate in good faith with Anchor and avoid conduct that makes the engagement unworkable
Client is responsible for the accuracy, legality, completeness, and appropriateness of all materials, information, claims, data, and approvals supplied to Anchor.
5. Client Data, Constituent Data, Customer Data, and Business Data
Anchor’s work may involve systems that store, process, transmit, or display donor records, sponsor information, supporter communications, customer records, lead information, payment data, event registrations, CRM records, form submissions, email lists, website data, campaign data, and other organizational, constituent, customer, or business information.
For purposes of these Terms, “Client Data” means donor, sponsor, supporter, member, parent, alumni, parishioner, customer, lead, prospect, volunteer, registrant, attendee, student-related, contact, payment-adjacent, CRM, email, form, event, campaign, website, operational, sales, intake, or similar data owned or controlled by Client.
Client owns and remains responsible for its Client Data.
Anchor accesses, processes, stores, configures, transfers, or uses Client Data only as reasonably necessary to provide the services, support the engagement, troubleshoot issues, configure systems, complete requested work, maintain records, or fulfill agreed responsibilities.
Anchor does not sell, rent, lease, or repurpose Client Data for its own marketing or any third-party marketing.
Client is solely responsible for legal compliance regarding Client Data, including donor privacy, supporter consent, customer privacy, charitable solicitation registration, fundraising disclosures, payment data handling, email marketing consent, SMS consent, student or minor-related data, employment-related data, consumer privacy, data retention, and applicable state, federal, industry, or platform-specific requirements.
Anchor will use commercially reasonable measures to protect Client Data within the systems it operates or accesses, but Anchor does not warrant absolute security against unauthorized access, breach, loss, misuse, third-party platform failure, human error, or other security incident.
6. Sensitive and Regulated Information
Client agrees not to submit or provide sensitive personal information, health information, government identification numbers, student records, protected donor records, confidential personnel information, financial account information, payment card details, or other regulated information unless Anchor specifically requests it through an appropriate process or the handling of that information is addressed in the applicable Engagement Documents.
Client is responsible for determining whether any information supplied to Anchor is subject to special legal, contractual, institutional, religious, educational, health, financial, employment, child privacy, donor privacy, customer privacy, industry-specific, or other regulated handling requirements.
7. Fundraising, Sponsorship, Commercial, and Compliance Boundaries
Anchor provides operational, strategic, creative, technical, and infrastructure support.
Client is solely responsible for its organizational claims, fundraising disclosures, donor communications, solicitation permissions, sponsorship representations, advertising claims, customer communications, sales claims, tax treatment, sales tax obligations, employment obligations, restricted gift handling, charitable solicitation registration, professional fundraising compliance, consent practices, supporter communication practices, customer communication practices, consumer protection compliance, industry-specific licensing, and other legal obligations unless Anchor expressly agrees in writing to handle a specific compliance-related scope.
Anchor does not provide legal, tax, accounting, financial, regulatory, investment, charitable solicitation, fundraising compliance, advertising compliance, employment, industry-specific compliance, or regulated professional advice.
Anchor may help structure, build, organize, or support systems related to sponsorship, donations, events, supporter communication, customer communication, lead capture, sales pathways, forms, websites, campaigns, digital operations, and sponsor-facing or customer-facing materials. Unless expressly agreed in writing, Anchor does not determine whether any payment, sponsorship, donation, underwriting arrangement, partnership, customer transaction, supporter transaction, campaign, advertisement, offer, promotion, or communication qualifies as a charitable contribution, advertising purchase, taxable transaction, restricted gift, qualified sponsorship payment, regulated promotion, compliant customer offer, or other regulated category.
Client should consult qualified legal, tax, accounting, fundraising compliance, advertising compliance, employment, industry-specific, or other professional advisors regarding its specific obligations.
8. Timelines, Delays, Dormant Projects, and Restart Fees
Any project timeline is an estimate unless expressly stated otherwise in writing.
Timelines depend on timely communication, access, content, approvals, cooperation, third-party platform performance, and responsiveness from Client and relevant third parties.
If delays are caused by missing materials, slow approvals, scope changes, inactivity, access issues, internal review delays, stakeholder delays, third-party delays, or other client-side issues, Anchor may revise the schedule, pause the engagement, move the project to a later production window, or require a restart or reactivation fee before resuming work.
If Client fails to provide required materials, feedback, access, decisions, or approvals for more than 30 days, Anchor may classify the engagement as dormant. Dormant engagements may be paused, rescheduled, repriced, or subject to a restart fee before work resumes.
For time-sensitive campaigns, launches, events, registrations, fundraisers, sponsorship deadlines, sales initiatives, booking windows, seasonal promotions, or commercial deadlines, delayed Client response may affect launch timing, campaign performance, event readiness, promotion performance, sales readiness, or deliverable availability.
Anchor is not responsible for missed opportunities caused by Client delays or third-party delays.
9. Fees, Payment, and Billing
Client agrees to pay the fees stated in the applicable Engagement Documents according to the pricing, billing terms, payment schedule, and due dates stated there.
If no due date is stated in the applicable Engagement Documents or invoice, invoices are due upon receipt.
Deposits, initial payments, review fees, setup fees, strategy fees, reserved production capacity, and payments for work already scheduled or started are non-refundable unless otherwise stated in writing or required by law.
Overdue balances may result in late fees, suspension of work, delayed launch, withheld deliverables, revoked access, suspension of ongoing services, removal from production schedule, or other enforcement actions permitted under these Terms or the applicable Engagement Documents.
If Client is approved for a payment schedule or payment plan, Client remains responsible for the full agreed balance unless otherwise stated in writing.
Client is responsible, to the extent permitted by law, for taxes, third-party transaction fees, failed payment fees, chargeback-related costs, collection costs, and reasonable dispute-response costs.
10. Payment Plans and Annual Commitments
If Anchor offers and Client accepts a monthly, quarterly, milestone-based, or other payment plan, that billing method does not convert a fixed-scope, annual, renewal, or package engagement into a month-to-month arrangement unless expressly stated in writing.
Client remains responsible for the full amount stated in the applicable Engagement Documents.
Failure to make scheduled payments may result in suspension, termination, delayed work, withheld deliverables, deactivation of service-dependent components, or collection activity.
11. Cancellation, Pauses, and Kill Fees
If Client cancels, pauses indefinitely, materially reduces, or abandons an engagement after work has begun, Client remains responsible for all amounts due for work performed, production capacity reserved, third-party costs incurred, non-cancellable commitments, and any remaining balances owed under the applicable Engagement Documents.
If the engagement was priced as a package, Anchor may determine the reasonable value of completed work, reserved capacity, strategy, planning, project management, creative direction, production, implementation, and committed resources in relation to the total package.
Anchor is not required to refund completed work, approved work, scheduled work, strategy work, review work, planning work, reserved production capacity, or non-cancellable costs.
12. Renewals and Ongoing Services
If the engagement includes ongoing operations, support, optimization, hosting administration, website care, platform support, campaign support, reporting, or other recurring services, the billing structure, service term, renewal pricing, and notice requirements will be stated in the applicable Engagement Documents.
If year-one service is included as part of a build, that inclusion applies only for the period stated in the applicable Engagement Documents. Continued service after that period requires renewal.
Continued ongoing services after the active term require Client’s affirmative renewal through an approved renewal agreement, accepted proposal, approved invoice, written renewal confirmation, or other written renewal process.
Unless otherwise stated in writing:
- Anchor may present renewal terms approximately 60 days before the end of the active term
- Renewal is for an additional 12-month term
- Renewal is billed annually at the start of the renewal term
- If Anchor offers and Client accepts a monthly or quarterly payment plan for a renewal term, that billing method does not convert the engagement into a month-to-month arrangement and does not change the 12-month commitment unless expressly stated in writing
If Client does not affirmatively renew before the end of the active term, Anchor’s obligation to continue ongoing services ends at the close of that term.
Anchor may change future pricing, structure, inclusions, renewal terms, or service availability for future renewal periods upon advance notice consistent with the applicable Engagement Documents.
13. Change Requests and Out-of-Scope Work
Any change to scope, functionality, page count, integrations, workflows, revision volume, implementation direction, design direction, content volume, campaign structure, third-party platform setup, automation, reporting, stakeholder requests, or project priorities may require additional fees and a revised timeline.
Anchor is not required to begin additional or changed work until updated terms are approved in writing.
Out-of-scope work may be billed as a separate project, add-on, change order, hourly support, monthly support, or other written arrangement.
14. Revisions and Approvals
Revision rounds, if any, are governed by the applicable Engagement Documents.
Client is responsible for reviewing all drafts, deliverables, pages, forms, workflows, copy, claims, integrations, automations, emails, public-facing materials, launch materials, campaign materials, and customer-facing or supporter-facing materials before approval or use.
Once deliverables are approved, launched, published, submitted, sent, printed, activated, or placed into active use, further edits may be treated as new work, ongoing support work, or out-of-scope work.
Approval may be given by written approval, email, message, payment, launch authorization, publication authorization, use of the deliverable, or other written confirmation.
15. Third-Party Platforms and Providers
Many Anchor engagements rely on third-party platforms, tools, plugins, payment processors, donation platforms, ticketing systems, CRMs, email providers, hosting environments, domain registrars, software integrations, analytics tools, automation tools, scheduling tools, form tools, e-commerce systems, booking systems, and other outside services.
Anchor is not responsible for third-party outages, pricing changes, feature removals, policy changes, account suspensions, access problems, security issues, service interruptions, data loss, integration failures, API changes, payment delays, processor holds, platform limitations, accessibility limitations, or performance failures caused by those providers.
Any third-party subscriptions, platform fees, processing fees, hosting fees, software fees, domain fees, licensing fees, plugin fees, transaction fees, or provider costs are Client’s responsibility unless expressly included in writing.
Client is responsible for maintaining active accounts, valid billing, current payment methods, accurate account information, and required permissions for third-party platforms owned or controlled by Client.
16. Access and Account Control
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Client should maintain primary ownership of core organizational accounts where reasonably possible, including domain registrar, payment processor, donation platform, primary CRM, analytics, email platform, website platform, social media accounts, e-commerce accounts, booking platforms, and similar core assets.
Anchor may require delegated, collaborator, editor, developer, administrative, billing, or owner-level access to perform the services.
Client is responsible for controlling who has access to Client-owned systems and for removing access for former employees, volunteers, vendors, board members, contractors, team members, or other users who should no longer have access.
Anchor may remove its access after completion, expiration, suspension, termination, transition, or non-renewal of the engagement.
17. Ownership and Intellectual Property
Anchor retains ownership of its pre-existing materials, internal methods, frameworks, templates, systems, reusable assets, workflows, naming systems, service models, strategy processes, assessment methodologies, documentation formats, operating methods, and know-how, including the Anchor Review framework, Orientation Brief structure, internal playbooks, sponsor inventory methods, customer pathway methods, and Anchor-developed processes.
Client retains ownership of the content, materials, trademarks, logos, data, records, and Client Data Client provides.
Upon full payment of all amounts due, Client receives the rights expressly granted in the applicable Engagement Documents to the final approved deliverables created specifically for Client, subject to these Terms, third-party license terms, platform rules, software restrictions, and external provider limitations.
Unless expressly agreed in writing, Anchor may reuse general knowledge, skills, ideas, methods, templates, design patterns, code structures, workflow concepts, strategy frameworks, and non-confidential learnings developed or used during the engagement.
18. Licenses, Fonts, Stock Assets, Plugins, and Third-Party Materials
Some deliverables may include or rely on third-party materials such as fonts, stock images, stock video, plugins, software, templates, themes, apps, integrations, scripts, code libraries, platform features, or licensed tools.
Client’s rights to those materials are subject to the applicable third-party license terms, provider rules, subscription status, and platform limitations.
Anchor is not responsible for changes, restrictions, revocations, or fees imposed by third-party licensors or providers.
19. Portfolio, Publicity, and Case Studies
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Anchor may identify Client as a client and display non-confidential aspects of the work in its portfolio, proposals, case studies, educational materials, social media, website, presentations, and marketing materials.
Anchor will not knowingly disclose confidential donor lists, sponsor lists, customer lists, private financial records, unpublished campaign strategy, protected constituent data, protected customer data, or sensitive organizational information without permission.
If confidentiality, white-labeling, anonymity, delayed publication, or publication restrictions are required, they must be agreed in writing.
20. Feedback, Testimonials, and Reviews
Nothing in these Terms restricts Client from giving an honest review, opinion, or feedback about Anchor’s services.
If Client provides feedback, testimonials, reviews, comments, or statements to Anchor, Client grants Anchor permission to use them in its marketing, proposals, portfolio, case studies, website, social media, and related materials, unless Client states otherwise in writing.
Anchor may edit testimonials or feedback for length, grammar, clarity, or formatting, provided the meaning is not materially changed.
21. Confidentiality
Each party agrees to protect the other party’s non-public confidential information and use it only as reasonably necessary for the engagement.
Confidential information may include business records, financial information, donor or sponsor information, customer information, unpublished strategies, login credentials, internal processes, pricing, proposals, technical information, campaign plans, sales plans, constituent information, customer information, and other information that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.
This obligation does not apply to information that is or becomes public through no wrongful act, was lawfully known, is independently developed, is lawfully received from another source, or must be disclosed by law.
22. Privacy
Information collected through Anchor’s website is governed by Anchor’s Privacy Policy.
If Anchor builds, configures, accesses, or manages systems for Client’s organization or business, Client remains responsible for its own privacy policies, consent practices, disclosures, data handling obligations, and compliance requirements unless Anchor expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
23. Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Software Tools, and Subcontractors
Anchor may use software tools, automation, artificial intelligence-assisted workflows, subcontractors, contractors, affiliates, and third-party platforms to support research, drafting, design, development, operations, administration, analysis, project management, and service delivery.
Anchor remains responsible for managing its work under the applicable Engagement Documents, but Client remains responsible for reviewing and approving final content, claims, data, disclosures, public-facing materials, organizational decisions, commercial decisions, and operational decisions.
Client should not provide sensitive, regulated, confidential, or restricted information for use in general tools or AI-assisted workflows unless Anchor has specifically requested it through an appropriate process.
24. No Exclusivity
Nothing in these Terms creates an exclusive relationship unless expressly agreed in writing.
Anchor may provide services to other organizations or businesses, including organizations or businesses in similar categories, regions, sectors, industries, or communities, provided Anchor does not misuse Client’s confidential information.
25. End of Operations, Handoff, Transition, and Deactivation
Anchor is engaged to build and, where applicable, operate Client’s support infrastructure only during the active service term.
If ongoing operations expire, are not renewed, are suspended, or are otherwise terminated, Anchor’s obligation to operate, support, monitor, maintain, update, optimize, report on, or manage that infrastructure ends at the close of the active service term unless otherwise agreed in writing.
If Client does not continue ongoing services with Anchor, any transition, handoff, migration, training, documentation, transfer support, coordination, or offboarding beyond basic access transfer may require a separate fee.
Anchor is not required to provide unlimited post-term support.
If certain systems, automations, managed environments, internal management layers, templates, workflows, reporting setups, dashboards, forms, integrations, tools, or service-dependent components rely on Anchor-owned infrastructure, Anchor-managed accounts, Anchor-created templates, or active service arrangements, those components may be removed, disconnected, disabled, or deactivated if service is discontinued and no handoff arrangement is purchased.
Client-owned assets that have been fully paid for remain Client’s, subject to applicable platform rules, software licenses, third-party provider restrictions, payment status, and these Terms.
26. Suspension and Termination
Anchor may suspend or terminate services if Client fails to pay, materially breaches these Terms, misuses the services, provides unlawful or unauthorized materials, engages in abusive, threatening, harassing, deceptive, or unlawful conduct, refuses reasonable cooperation, or makes the engagement unworkable through prolonged non-responsiveness, disruptive behavior, or repeated scope conflicts.
Termination or suspension does not eliminate Client’s obligation to pay for work already performed, reserved production capacity, committed expenses, non-cancellable third-party costs, approved work, active service periods, or remaining balances owed under an approved payment schedule unless otherwise stated in writing.
27. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes
Client agrees not to initiate a chargeback or payment dispute without first contacting Anchor in good faith to attempt resolution.
If Client initiates a chargeback or payment dispute for a valid charge, Anchor may provide these Terms, the applicable Engagement Documents, invoices, acceptance records, onboarding submissions, scheduling records, access records, communications, project records, approvals, drafts, deliverables, and related documentation to the payment processor, financial institution, card network, or dispute handler in response to the dispute.
Client remains responsible, to the extent permitted by law, for valid charges, chargeback-related costs, failed payment fees, collection costs, and reasonable dispute-response costs.
28. Disclaimer of Warranties
Except where expressly stated in writing, services and deliverables are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.
Anchor does not warrant uninterrupted availability, error-free operation, perfect security, compatibility with every platform or device, uninterrupted third-party services, or achievement of specific organizational, fundraising, sponsorship, commercial, operational, marketing, or financial outcomes.
Anchor does not guarantee donation volume, sponsor revenue, fundraising performance, event attendance, supporter growth, lead volume, customer acquisition, sales conversion, revenue growth, profitability, search rankings, traffic, grant success, board approval, donor response, sponsor interest, customer response, platform approval, or other results.
29. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Anchor, Black Sheep Brand House, LLC, and their owners, employees, contractors, subcontractors, service providers, affiliates, and representatives will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages.
This includes damages related to lost donations, lost sponsor revenue, lost sales, lost revenue, lost profits, lost data, lost opportunities, reputational harm, operational interruption, event disruption, campaign performance, third-party platform issues, security incidents, payment processor issues, email deliverability issues, search rankings, advertising performance, or reliance on Anchor’s services or materials.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Anchor’s total liability arising out of or relating to an engagement will not exceed the total amount paid by Client to Anchor under the applicable Engagement Documents during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
30. Indemnification
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Client agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Anchor, Black Sheep Brand House, LLC, and their owners, employees, contractors, subcontractors, service providers, affiliates, and representatives from and against claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising out of or related to:
- Client’s materials, content, claims, data, instructions, approvals, or omissions
- Client’s violation of law, regulation, third-party rights, platform rules, or these Terms
- Client’s fundraising, sponsorship, donor, supporter, event, campaign, payment, tax, employment, privacy, accessibility, advertising, sales, consumer protection, industry-specific, or compliance obligations
- Client’s use of deliverables, systems, forms, pages, workflows, or materials after approval or launch
- Client’s relationships with donors, sponsors, supporters, attendees, customers, leads, vendors, employees, volunteers, board members, team members, or other third parties
- Unauthorized, inaccurate, misleading, infringing, or unlawful information supplied by Client
31. Force Majeure
Anchor is not responsible for delays or failures caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, severe weather, power outages, internet outages, labor disruptions, illness, emergencies, war, terrorism, civil unrest, government action, platform outages, cyber incidents, third-party provider failures, payment processor issues, or other events outside Anchor’s reasonable control.
32. Changes to These Terms
Anchor may update these Terms from time to time by posting a revised version.
The version in effect on the date Client accepts a proposal, renews service, submits payment, or otherwise enters into an engagement will govern that engagement unless the parties agree in writing to a later version.
33. Governing Law and Venue
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the services will be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, unless otherwise required by law.
34. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, invalid, or unlawful, that provision will be limited or removed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.
35. Entire Agreement
These Terms, together with the applicable Engagement Documents, form the agreement between Anchor and Client for the applicable engagement and supersede prior or contemporaneous understandings related to that engagement, unless otherwise stated in writing.
36. Contact
Anchor
Operated by Black Sheep Brand House, LLC d/b/a Mission Anchor
Philadelphia, PA
team@missionanchor.com
610-813-2150
www.missionanchor.com