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Appeal Appeal - UNICEF Australia
Charity

Shortlist
Title: | Appeal Appeal |
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Brand: | UNICEF Australia |
Product/Service: | Charity |
Client: | UNICEF |
Agency: | Howatson+Company |
Production Company: | Howatson+Company |
Editing Company: | Howatson+Company |
Sound Company: | Howatson+Company |
Creative Director: | Gavin Chimes |
Release Date: | 2025-01-30 |
Duration: | 01:46 |
Individual Credits: | Chief Creative Officer: Gavin Chimes |
Individual Credits: | Chief Media Officer: Sasha Smith |
Individual Credits: | Creative Director: Scott Zuliani |
Individual Credits: | Senior Art Director: Jack Close |
Individual Credits: | Senior Copywriter: Zak Hawkins |
Individual Credits: | Design Director: Reece Lawson |
Individual Credits: | Studio Lead: Simon Merrifield |
Individual Credits: | Finished Artist: Patrick Rivera |
Individual Credits: | Senior Producer: Caitlin Perz |
Individual Credits: | Producer: Charlotte Breene |
Individual Credits: | Videographer: Mark Broome |
Individual Credits: | Senior Editor: Fraser Kelton |
Individual Credits: | Group Business Director: Belle Simmonds |
Individual Credits: | Senior Business Manager: Eddie Moult |
Individual Credits: | Planning Director: Georgia Pritchard |
Individual Credits: | Head of Strategy and Planning: James Turner |
Individual Credits: | Investment Lead: Liz Lonsdale |
Individual Credits: | Media Director: Sophie Jablonski |
Individual Credits: | Senior Media Manager: Chris McMahon |
Individual Credits: | Digital Manager: Jeffy Thomas |
Notes for Judging: | The UNICEF Appeal Appeal is a groundbreaking fundraiser that turned every appeal during the biggest women's cricket match into a donation appeal for gender equality. Appeals are the most watched moments in cricket: they're how batters get out and happen 40+ times a game. So UNICEF hacked them to fundraise for girls who don't have basic rights, let alone the right to play sport. Whenever the players appealed for a wicket on the pitch during the Women’s Ashes match between Australia and England, an unmissable appeal for donations was triggered, immediately blanketing the stadium with QR codes. By scanning, fans could make vital donations to UNICEF. But we didn’t stop there, our ripple media strategy sequenced every appeal to spread from the pitch to fans around the country on live broadcast, online, digi-OOH, radio and social — over 60 times in total. Everywhere fans watched, UNICEF implemented the Appeal Appeal donation mechanic in the culture of play without disrupting the viewing experience. The Appeal Appeal reached 6.8million people during the match, resulting in a 921% uplift on baseline donations, a 16% increase in overall brand engagement, and a 207% increase in revenue, providing critical support to girls who still don’t have access to basic rights like education, health, nutrition, and protection from violence — let alone the right to play sport. On top of its immediate impact, in collaboration with Cricket Australia the Appeal Appeal is now a blueprint that will be activated during all Australia’s women’s, and men’s cricket matches next summer — ensuring that UNICEF can keep providing basic rights for every girl. |
Additional Credits: | UNICEF Australia CEO: Tony Stuart Deputy Director: Libby Hodgson Head of Brand: Lisa van der Westhuizen/Gemma Hill Head of Corporate Partnerships: Allison Bennett Brand & Content Manager: Maryanne Seabra Senior Media & Public Affairs Manager: Richard Parlett Strategic Partnerships Manager: David Reis Partnerships Manager: Sarah Dawson Paid Media Manager: Maria Melicor Cricket Australia CEO: Nick Hockley Head of Social Impact & Sustainability: Megan Barnett-Smith Senior Player and Partnerships Lead: Simone Roberts Senior Manager Commercial Communications: Sarah Carpinteri |