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Problem: 

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America's (MSAA) met difficulties in gaining traction for their DIY fundraiser program, Swim For MS. Sign-ups were high, but participation and actual funds raised didn't meet their organizational objectives. 

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Challenge: 

Create a 12-month promotional plan that increases awareness, involvement, and funds raised for the Swim for MS program. 

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Target Audience: 

College and high school-aged students (Gen Z) with a passion for supporting MSAA and the MS population across the US.

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Key Insights: 

  • Gen Z is driven by causes 

  • Gen Z wants to make an impact on the world and want their impact to be seen and recognized

  • Gen Z is heavily influenced by peers 

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Strategy:

Create an ambassador program that actively engages with students to increase fundraiser donations and participation, while sharing stories of the MS community that MSAA has supported.  

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Results:

Our campaign was applauded by the clients for creative executions, strategic media recommendations, and the featuring of real people from the MS community. 

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My Role:

Account Manager: I led the Intern Project team through the 4-week duration of the project. I coordinated team meetings and documented minutes, kept track of project timeline, and made sure that projects went smoothly. I was also the team representative in the client Q&A and was the point of contact with project advisors. 

Researcher & Planner: I took charge of conducting secondary and primary research to uncover important target insights. I created a quantitative survey to gain knowledge about Gen Z's involvement with non-profit organizations and worked with media planners to develop a media plan for our campaign.

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-- pitch deck --

-- ambassador kit --

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