Over the years, we’ve been lucky enough to work with charities and purpose-led organisations that have a real impact on people’s lives and on our communities.
From creating campaigns that position Alder Hey Children’s Charity not just as a hospital, but as one of the region’s great icons, to developing a campaign for Claire House Children’s Hospice that gives Liverpool a reason to help bring extraordinary care closer to home, it’s work we’re incredibly proud to be part of.
Every organisation has a powerful story to tell, but the best work comes from taking the time to understand what really matters to the people behind it and the people it’s there to support.
We love being able to use creativity to help those stories reach more people.
Alder Hey Children’s Charity
We’ve worked on two incredible campaigns for Alder Hey.
‘Ignite the Sparks’ was a campaign to raise children’s health and inequality up the political agenda by raising awareness, positioning Alder Hey’s clinical and academic expertise as a solution that can transform children and young people’s lives.
The Sparks pulls together a team of “hero” kids who are each affected by a different issue. Each child is given a story and Top Trumps style rankings that show how their ‘spark’ is affected by inequality. The campaign is attention grabbing in style and gives a face to key issues that are impacting children’s futures.
Alder Hey wanted a campaign that would increase its top-of-mind awareness across the Liverpool City Region, building stronger brand love and inspiring more people to support the charity. ‘Proud to Make Liverpool Proud’ is a campaign rooted in the city’s pride, history and achievements. It taps into Liverpool’s unique identity, positioning Alder Hey not just as a hospital but as one of the region’s great icons.
Claire House Children’s Hospice
Our ‘Extra Mile Counts’ campaign was built around a simple but powerful truth. Claire House will always go the extra mile for children and their families, but parents in crisis shouldn’t have to. Bringing Claire House to Liverpool means bringing world leading care closer to the families who need it most, when they need it most.
We tell the stories through the people who make them happen, focusing on what the extra mile made possible, not the praise, but the impact. The result is more than a campaign to raise awareness. It’s a campaign that gives Liverpool a reason to care, a reason to get behind Claire House and a reason to help bring extraordinary care closer to home.
Active Wellbeing Society
The Active Wellbeing Society is a charity that works to develop healthy, happy communities living active and connected lives. They aim to bring about sustainable change on a social, environmental and economic level. With the clear vision of bringing people together to create a society and a future free from inequality, TAWS needed a brand that reflected this ambitious goal.
We introduced a brand that represents the amazing things that The Active Wellbeing Society is doing, bringing to life the clear vision for the next phase of the organisation, reflecting the four key pillars within the creative.
Kinly
As ageing populations reshape society and push healthcare systems past breaking point, Kinly’s mission is to help older people live independently for longer. Kinly help people navigate complex systems, removing barriers and unlocking access to life-changing support. Our role was to capture that spirit and translate it into a brand that feels both trustworthy and empowering.
We developed a clear, professional identity that captures Kinly’s social purpose, credibility, and care, positioning them as a professional, yet friendly and human service. It tells their story in a way that feels authentic and reassuring, shifting the focus from treating sickness to promoting healthy ageing.
David Lewis
David Lewis is a place where possibility thrives. A place where every individual has the chance to discover what they can do, celebrate their progress and thrive in their own way. The ambition was to create a brand strategy that captured everything that makes David Lewis special. Something warm, reassuring and full of possibility, while celebrating the achievements of the people at the heart of the organisation.
From the people they support and their loved ones to staff, board members, fundraisers and business and work experience programmes, the brand gives everyone a clearer understanding of what David Lewis stands for and the possibilities it creates. Most importantly, it gives David Lewis a way to tell its story that feels true to the organisation. A place where every journey is valued, every achievement is celebrated and everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Eleanor Crook Foundation
For over 25 years, the Eleanor Crook Foundation has been committed to the fight against global malnutrition, driving change through research, advocacy, and policy. Their work ensures that nutrition remains at the forefront of the global agenda, with this campaign as a key part of that mission.
Working alongside our partners at BB Partners, we designed a striking double-page feature for The Guardian, ensuring the campaign’s message resonated with key audiences. The ad combined powerful visuals with clear, compelling messaging to maximise impact in the high-profile national newspaper.
Equality Fund
To mark five years of impactful, feminist funding, the Equality Fund approached us to help tell their story. Throughout the last five years, the Equality Fund has resourced high-impact women’s rights organisations and feminist movements worldwide. They wanted us to animate a video that would celebrate the voices, partnerships and imagination that have driven the movement forward. It was about impact, connection, and momentum.
The video debuted at the Equality Fund’s high-level in-person anniversary event in New York Spring 2025 and now lives across their digital channels as a lasting celebration of what feminist funding can achieve through shared effort and vision.
The Conscience Collective
The Conscience Collective’s mission is to mentor innovators tackling global health challenges, equipping them with the knowledge, strategy, and resources to scale their breakthroughs on a global stage, making impact where it matters most: in underserved communities.
To bring this vision to life, The Conscience Collective needed a brand that could inspire confidence and unite innovators, mentors, and investors around its mission. It required a brand that would attract potential mentors and mentees, feeling accessible, supportive, and forward-thinking.
The new brand identity presents Conscience Collective as bold, bright and purpose-driven. It inspires confidence, giving the organisation the attention and credibility to scale its global impact.
