Support Is Care
Challenge: The client’s objective was to raise broad awareness of what Supportive Cancer Care is, targeting anyone affected by cancer. They wanted a campaign that balances an educational foundation with a rallying cry for change makers, emphasizing that these essential services are resources that everyone should be advocating for in their local communities.
Strategy: This campaign was created with a strong healthcare focus, while ensuring the execution remains deeply human-centered. Our goal was to build a concept that feels highly educational, yet deeply relatable to those who need these services most. Visually, we use a circular motif to symbolize holistic care—representing how Supportive Cancer Care looks after the entire person, from clinical treatment to mental health and financial support. Our color palette and overall branding stay within the familiar healthcare space to ensure instant recognition. Finally, our messaging speaks directly to the heart of the patient experience, emphasizing the empowerment to advocate for one's rights, balanced with a profound compassion for individual needs.
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Biller Family Foundation
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Phillip Allen, Creative Director
Lacey Gonzales, ACD/Copywriter
Stephanie Flores, Art Director/Designer -
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
A three-day advocacy summit was held in Washington, D.C., with the mission of engaging policymakers on Capitol Hill to fight for the healthcare rights and essential services of all cancer patients across the U.S. The itinerary featured panel discussions led by clinical experts, powerful stories from individuals fighting cancer, and collaborations with digital creators to amplify the summit's reach. In addition to direct meetings with members of Congress, the summit hosted an exclusive event inside the Capitol to showcase the vital impact of the initiative.
23 digital creators participated across Creator Row and Summit activities
26+ million combined audience reach represented in the room
80+ unique Members of Congress targeted or engaged across Summit outreach