



Launching new identity
The Irish Cancer Society (formerly known as the Conquer Cancer Campaign) is the national charity in Ireland dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem, and improving the lives of those who have cancer.
The Work
Daffodil Day is the biggest fundraising moment of the year for the Irish Cancer Society, and a day that plays a crucial role in funding their life-saving work. Our challenge? Create a campaign that would energise a national audience, work across every channel, and speak to, well... everyone.
We knew this campaign needed more than just awareness, it needed unity, energy, and a call to action people could truly get behind. That’s where All In Against Cancer came from.
At the heart of the campaign were Margaret and Sinéad, a mother and daughter whose resilience brought a deeply human touch to the message. Their story reminded people what Daffodil Day is really about: strength, support, and standing together.
Visually, we kept things natural and uplifting – authentic photography that felt warm and real, never forced. Every element worked to build a campaign that inspired not just awareness, but action.
The result? A campaign that had a huge impact – and raised plenty of awareness and money across Ireland.
















