Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation Brings Together Community through New Brand Campaign via Archibald Williams

The campaign All in for Kids’ Health launched today and is designed to spotlight the Movement of Many – SCHF’s community of unstoppable changemakers – and inspire people to join them in helping support sick children and their families across NSW and beyond. It aims to increase awareness of SCHF and encourage more people to donate, fundraise and volunteer.

The campaign features a young boy called Ollie, SCHF’s Patient Ambassador, who has been supported by Sydney’s children’s hospitals his whole life. Ollie was born with a double outlet right ventricle which meant he needed open heart surgery when he was just two days old. He’s had to have dozens more surgeries since, including having his club foot amputated when he was four. He now wears a prosthetic leg, which he regularly swaps for a blade to compete in athletics championships.

The campaign shows SCHF’s real donors, volunteers and fundraisers coming together to bring to life a 3-storey mural of Ollie and is a powerful metaphor for the impact SCHF’s army of supporters have on the lives of sick children. By showcasing his story and inviting the community to participate in the creation of a mural in his honour, Archibald Williams has crafted a memorable and emotional campaign hook to encourage the community to get involved and support sick kids in their community.

The mural was painted by the Movement of Many and artist Reubszz in Harmony Park in Surry Hills with kind permission from SCHF’s corporate partner, Ausgrid, and is a lasting reminder of the important work that SCHF does every day. It serves as a symbol of hope and inspiration for sick children and their families and highlights the generosity and kindness of the community.

Overall, the All in for Kids’ Health campaign is an important step in the ongoing efforts to support SCHF and help them provide all children with the best possible healthcare, whenever and wherever they need it. By inspiring people to support SCHF, the campaign has the potential to make a real difference in the lives of countless sick children and their families.

The campaign will be rolled out across multiple channels, including TV, Outdoor, Digital Media and Social.

“We are thrilled to launch this new campaign and shine a spotlight on the incredible impact that donors, supporters and volunteers have on children’s health,” said Kate Ferguson, General Manager of Engagement at Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation.

“For over four decades, Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation has been committed to elevating the best possible care to children and families going through medical journeys, but we simply couldn’t do it without the Movement of Many. We rely on the generosity of our supporters to help make a difference, and we hope that this campaign will inspire more people to join us on our mission.”

Brendan Willenberg, Executive Creative Director and Creative Partner says, “Being able to bring to life the story of Ollie, the Movement of Many and SCHF in a giant mural has been a real honour. Its lasting presence in the community is a constant reminder of the long-lasting effect that SCHF has on thousands of kids like him every year.”