The longest night of the year is fast approaching, so Quantum Jump and Dementia Auckland have collaborated to create a fundraising campaign focusing on a moment of joy at one of the most challenging times: a light in the darkness.
Dementia Auckland CEO, Martin Bremner says: “Not surprisingly, there’s a lot of focus on the losses of dementia. But the reality is people with dementia can still enjoy life. Even if they live in the moment, it’s still possible for them to live a life of pleasure and joy. That’s the core of our Light in the Darkness fundraising appeal.
“We need fundraising support to help us deliver on growing need for information, support, education and living well services, for both those suffering from dementia, and their families and support networks. This campaign is a really important part of that.”
CEO of Quantum Jump, Ben Goodale says: “Martin came to us with the core thought of the longest night of the year, and the team have worked hard in a short period of time to spectacularly bring the idea of ‘Light in the Darkness’ to life and create a multichannel digital led campaign to support the fundraising push.”
The engaging digital led campaign, delivered in a short space of time, features a 15” animated TVC on TVNZ OnDemand and across social with a 6” cutdown, plus social digital advertising and PR.
CREDITS:
Dementia Auckland
Martin Bremner – CEO
Lisa Burns – GM Marketing
Quantum Jump
Wayne Pick – Creative Director
Drew Ayers – Creative Director
Justin Biddle – Digital Developer
Emma Rogers – Project Manager
Craig Murray – Motion Graphics
Ben Goodale – CEO
Conductor
John Baker – CEO
Lassoo Media
Tom Black – Senior Digital Account Manager
Breathe PR
Sarah Jesson – Director
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