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How Do You Tell a Story That’s Hard to Hear?

Integrated Campaigns
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Social Media Management
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Creative & Content Marketing
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The Brief

CCF needs more people to understand what the impact of childhood cancer really looks like beyond the ribbons and campaigns. The message had to stay consistent, clear, and human across everything we shared.

How We Got Things Going

We built a content strategy that carried CCF’s voice across platforms, balancing heavy topics with light, everyday moments. Each post had a purpose, whether it was to inform, invite, or inspire action. We kept the message simple, sincere, and easy to respond to, so that anyone scrolling could feel part of the cause.

How It Hit Home

In just 8 months, the work spoke for itself. Over 210,000 people reached. More than 250,000 impressions. Engagement topped 14,000, with clicks, shares, and steady follower growth. Most importantly, more people stopped to care, connect and take action.

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