Sue Ryder has appointed TMW as lead agency for its integrated
marketing activities, with the key objective of achieving
fundraising growth.
The appointment was made following a three way shoot-out against
Ogilvy One and SFW, with Beta and Meteorite being knocked out at
the initial stages. The review process was managed by
Oystercatchers.
The charity, which provides care services to people with long term
and end of life conditions, has tasked TMW with rejuvenating its
individual giving fundraising proposition, as it seeks to recruit
new supporters and improve understanding of the vital services it
provides. The proposed approach will support the work already
being done at local level in and around the charity's existing 14
hospices and neurological centres, whilst also providing a
framework to ensure broader national appeal.
In addition to this, TMW will help enhance and further develop the
charity's current CRM strategy and In Memoriam Giving approach. TMW
will create and execute a range of activity for the brand,
including both on and offline communications across a variety of
channels.
Jason Suckley, director of fundraising and marketing, says: "Sue
Ryder hospices and care centres provide a vital service to local
communities, supporting patients, families, friends and carers. Our
aim now is to raise awareness and generate support for the work we
do and a clear fundraising strategy is essential to making this
happen. TMW's understanding of the brand and the strength of their
creative approach make them the ideal partner to help us take
the brand forward."
Emma Norman, business director at TMW, adds: "The work that Sue
Ryder do is incredible and increasingly important as government
funding continues to wane in this sector. Our aim is to help them
step out of the shadows and enjoy the kind of support that they
deserve as an organisation. Their willingness to be brave and
honest with us and with themselves sets us up for an exciting
challenge ahead."
Louisa Papachristou
PR and Communications Manager