   The main message of this campaign, is to
    encourage people to buy a Christmas Dinner
    for a Homeless person. Support is also
    generated to provide shelter, food and
    medical treatment during the Christmas
    period.
   The campaign is targeted at wage
    earners, mainly over 21 years
    old, because these are the people most
    likely to be able to donate money to a
    worthy cause.
   Emails were sent out to previous
    donators. Adverts were placed in the
    press and leaflet were delivered through
    the door showing a Christmas Dinner on
    a plate.
   Mailshots & Emails were sent out after the
    campaign detailing how much money had been
    raised which in 2011 was a significant amount which
    the Charity were extremely grateful for. They
    offered the opportunity to gift a meal on behalf of
    friends & family in lieu of Christmas presents which
    also was a great success.
   Leaflets through doors, adverts in magazines
    & newspapers and email messages. These
    methods helped publicise the “Crisis at
    Christmas” Charity and put it in the forefront
    of people’s minds at an emotive time of year.
    The more coverage the better.

Crisis at Christmas

  • 2.
    The main message of this campaign, is to encourage people to buy a Christmas Dinner for a Homeless person. Support is also generated to provide shelter, food and medical treatment during the Christmas period.
  • 3.
    The campaign is targeted at wage earners, mainly over 21 years old, because these are the people most likely to be able to donate money to a worthy cause.
  • 4.
    Emails were sent out to previous donators. Adverts were placed in the press and leaflet were delivered through the door showing a Christmas Dinner on a plate.
  • 5.
    Mailshots & Emails were sent out after the campaign detailing how much money had been raised which in 2011 was a significant amount which the Charity were extremely grateful for. They offered the opportunity to gift a meal on behalf of friends & family in lieu of Christmas presents which also was a great success.
  • 6.
    Leaflets through doors, adverts in magazines & newspapers and email messages. These methods helped publicise the “Crisis at Christmas” Charity and put it in the forefront of people’s minds at an emotive time of year. The more coverage the better.