1. St Vincent de Paul
Anti-dumping
campaign
Jan 2015 - April
2015
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2. St Vincent de Paul Society:
working for “love, respect, justice, hope and joy, and
shaping a more just and compassionate society”
(St Vincent de Paul Society, 2014)
3. 2012-2013
•48% of the societies total funds
•Almost $2 million dollars to the community
(Annual Report, 2014)
12. Media (January 2015 - April 2015):
-Catholic Weekly
-Church bulletins
-Local media e.g. ‘Southern Courier’
-Sunday Telegraph
-Sun Herald
-Sydney Morning Herald
-Channel 7,9,10 6pm news
-The Project
-A Current Affair
-Facebook
-Twitter
-Updated website with google map
-Vinnies volunteer videos and interviews
13. TIMELY: Launched in January (after Christmas when people have more goods
to donate or would be interested in a “good will” story
IMPACTFUL: Emotive, personal and interesting
PROMINENT: Vinnies is well known
CONFLICTUAL: Encourages empathy for volunteers/contempt for those who
dump
UNUSUAL: Original and creative approach
CLOSE PROXIMITY: There are Vinnies stores in almost every suburb or
town in NSW
There are Vinnies stores in almost every suburb or town in NSW
There are Vinnies stores in almost every suburb or town in NSW
There are Vinnies stores in almost every suburb or town in NSW
There are Vinnies stores in almost every suburb or town in NSW