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March One Creates ‘Cheese For Change’ Fundraising Campaign For White Ribbon Australia

Jane Morey
Published on: 20th February 2018 at 8:15 AM
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Independent creative agency March One has developed a new fundraising event for White Ribbon Australia that turns a social moment into a social movement.

Starting on Thursday 22 March and going until Sunday 25 March, Cheese for Change will ask Aussies to create a cheese platter that matters by gathering friends, family or co-workers together to raise much-needed funds for White Ribbon’s awareness and preventative programs to prevent men’s violence against women.

The campaign was developed with content creation driving a genuine connection with everyday Australians.

It will feature across social channels with supporting video and bespoke content offering professional advice from food stylists, photographers, and event fundraisers to help Australians make cheese platters that matter.

Cheese for Change poster

March One owner and creative director Ben Coverdale said: “The idea behind Cheese for Change is to turn an existing social event that brings small groups of people together, more often than not with a cheese platter in pride and place; and combine this with an opportunity to raise funds for White Ribbon Australia.”

“The strategy is simple and clear for this event: combine an existing activity that people do with a great cause. And let’s face it – everyone loves cheese.

“It’s no longer enough for us to simply make ads anymore. As marketers and advertisers, we need to create moments that enables people to actually doing something so they can share their story with friends, family and work colleagues across their social channels, because most people really do want to make a difference.”

March One co-owner and managing director said the agency was incredibly excited about the potential of Cheese for Change, as it is such a simple idea.

“When people gather around a cheese platter, conversation just naturally flows, so to be able to guide part of the conversation around such an important issue and to help raise funds is a great opportunity for groups small and large to get involved,” he said.

Eliza Arrowsmith, marketing and communication manager at White Ribbon Australia, said: “From the initial presentation from March One right through to the delivery of this campaign, it’s been great to work with a team that have the passion, energy and can-do attitude to bring this to life.

“I’m excited to see White Ribbon’s message spread, by combining an everyday social moment to amplify a social movement.”

CREDITS

Client: White Ribbon Australia

Creative: March One

Photography: Andrew Ratter, Studio Commercial

Food styling: Kai Food Styling

 

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morey media is a boutique full-service communications agency that is focused on developing commercial opportunities and brand partnerships as well as delivering newsworthy content about our clients to the media and other associated touch points. morey media was founded by Jane Morey in 2007, and has grown through business referrals ensuring we work with clients who understand and believe in the power of PR. As a result morey media enjoys close working relationships with all its clients drawing on our respective expertise to deliver consumer and corporate brand pr that is both creative and strategic.

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