Why charities shouldn’t underestimate the power of a rebrand
Amrit VirdiWith donations stabilising rather than increasing, charities are tapping into the power of the rebrand to modernise and stay relevant.
With donations stabilising rather than increasing, charities are tapping into the power of the rebrand to modernise and stay relevant.
Women’s Aid wants to increase awareness of the realities of domestic abuse faced by women and children, using social media to share survivors’ stories.
Faced with strong ad awareness but low consideration, People’s Postcode Lottery embarked on a journey to reach new audiences through different media formats.
This year’s Sprintathon charity event will take total fundraising above the £1m mark.
In her first role within the charity sector, Sonia Sudhakar is on a mission to drive Macmillan’s impact, income and connection with marginalised communities.
The charity has refreshed its brand as part of a strategic switch away from raising brand awareness towards campaigning for better support.
The tie-up between Paddy Power, Prostate Cancer UK and the Professional Darts Corporation drove a 232% increase in men using the prostate cancer risk checker.
A campaign highlighting the plight of the 233 children on the organ transplant waiting list delivered 1.5 billion earned media impressions.
The Teenage Cancer Trust is using partnerships and influencer tie-ups to reach a broader audience, focusing its messaging around why it exists.
Breast Cancer Now is on a mission to use its owned and shared channels “more holistically” to grow awareness and urgently reach more people in need.
Women’s Aid’s head of media, brand and partnerships, Teresa Parker, leaves behind a strong legacy after more than two decades with the charity.
Passionate about collaborating with industry to seize the “great opportunity” offered by fresh talent, Lianre Robinson will take over as CEO from January.
Rebranding for the first time in two decades, Trussell tapped into rich research and diagnosis to help engage people in need of support.
Through strategic partnerships and creative, low-cost approaches, Pennies has achieved 40% growth in the face of economic challenges.
The Alzheimer’s Society is on a mission to tell the “hundreds of thousands” of real stories of living with dementia after relaunching its ‘The Long Goodbye’ campaign.