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TACKLING VACCINE HESITANCY WITH DIGITAL TECH​

CLIENT: GAVI ALLIANCE

THE CHALLENGE

Having already immunised 760 million children and preventing 13 million deaths, the Gavi Alliance strives to tackle one of the world’s largest threats, vaccine hesitancy. To achieve their goals the Alliance needs 15 organisations around the world including CDC, WHO, and Unicef to work together. But effective, global collaboration is as challenging as you can imagine.

FROM ONE-OFF DONATIONS TO COMMITTED RELATIONSHIPS WITH SUPPORTERS

CLIENT: HOMELESSNESS RELIEF RESCUE MISSIONS

THE CHALLENGE

Rescue Missions work with people experiencing homelessness on issues from housing, through networking, to medical support. The organisations are entirely donor founded but are now facing a declining donor base and a skew towards one-off support.

Buy one Give one Free  

The tide against consumerism is turning – a lot of us feel guilty about our spending, but we’re not necessarily going to change our behaviour just yet.

Can we flip the conversation by giving people nudges to donate triggered by their spending, that makes them feel better, but also improves outcome for people experiencing homelessness?


Many of us fall for the ‘buy one get one free’ promotion, ending up with more than we need. Given there’s a growth in online shopping, is there a way to reframe this promotion and give, instead of getting the second item free? Rescue Missions could partner with online supermarkets and flag relevant items based on real needs and seasonal changes. With each weekly shop, supporters get the opportunity to make a real difference.

Hacking Habits 


Forming new rituals and long-lasting relationships is a difficult task, so, let’s make it easier by tapping into existing habits and hacking them for a good cause? 


Picture this, a “Community Chip” in partnership with local independent businesses like dentists, cafes, charity shops, restaurants or grocery stores. When customers pay at the till of their favourite place, they are prompted to exchange some change for a “Community Chip”, a cash equivalent that can be donated to those experiencing homelessness and redeemed at one of the local businesses for food, clothing and other health services. 

The “Community Chip” engages people within existing routines, builds a stronger sense of community and collective wellbeing. ‘Keeping it local’ means donors' roles feel more significant and tangible.

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