Irish Cancer Society

Irish Cancer Society

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.

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.

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.

Services

Strategy, Graphic design, art direction, copy support

Services

Strategy, Graphic design, art direction, copy support

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