Biala Website, Print and Branding
Category: Pro Bono
Bay FM Rebrand
Posted on by Ashleigh
Byron Bay FM
Rebrand
The work
Barefruit was engaged to work with the local non-for-profit community radio station, BayFM as part of a pro bono project to help launch its new brand identity and new position as a digital platform.
The long-standing radio station, established in the early 90s, sounded the alarm bells as funds were reaching a record low in February last year. With the station, just weeks from closing the business identified the need to strengthen the brand and increase funding and that’s when Barefruit acquired the project.
The rebrand includes a black and white logo which was simplified to be more digitally friendly, flexible and to include the world-famous name ‘Byron’. The brand’s fonts, colours, and images were all created for today’s digital world. Their new website is now live bayfm.org and uses phrases such as ‘Listen like a local', ‘Tune In. Chill out. Sign Up’ which is very much in line with Byron Bay and its culture.
Bay FM is extremely happy that we helped without hesitation and without charge, giving the business more time and better service than we could have hoped for.
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Biala Support Services Rebrand
Posted on by fruityadmin
Biala Support Servives
Pro Bono Marketing Support
The work
Biala Support Services is a not-for-profit organisation that has been supporting people with a disability in the Ballina region for 50 years. They provide services for both children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Evan, Barefruit's Head Harvester, is Chairman of the Biala board committee and for the last two years Barefruit has provided marketing services to Biala on a pro bono basis. In 2020, Barefruit provided 105 hours of pro bono work to the non-for-profit, excluding Evan’s Boardman duties. It's a pleasure knowing our work is supporting an organisation that makes such a positive impact in our community.
Barefruit was first briefed to refresh Biala's logo to make it more reflective of the charity's core values. After the refresh, the logo was rolled out across marketing collateral, including new business cards, letterheads, signage and annual reports. Barefruit also built a new website with the new branding.
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North Coast Community College – PR and Event Management
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North Coast Community College
PR and Event Management
the brief
Eight weeks out from the launch date, Barefruit was engaged by Kate Kempshall, CEO of North Coast Community College (NCCC) to assist with the PR and Event Management of the official opening of North Coast Community College Primary Industries Training Facility - a collaboration between NCCC and the Department of Primary Industries. The aim was to manufacture as much free publicity as we could about the new training centre and its new qualifications, as well as help organise an opening event to attract dignitaries, community guests and the media.
our response
The team at Barefruit worked closely with Kate and her team at NCCC, as well as the Department of Primary Industries on a part-pro bono basis, to produce a Press Release about the uniqueness and future potential of the training centre and qualifications for the local community and beyond. In the lead up to the official opening date, Barefruit played a major role in the organisation of the event, including managing invitations and RSVPs, catering, website updates, speech writing and more! Barefruit were also very much involved in creating email invitations, a course booklet and an illustrated map of the training facility. In the current climate of COVID-19, special consideration was taken in planning an event that would be safe for attendees.
the fruits
The press release written by Barefruit was picked up by The Northern Star, the Ballina Advocate, ABC North Coast and NBN News, who all published stories about NCCC Primary Industries Training Centre. Paradise FM held a radio interview with Kate the day before the event too. The event was a great success, with media representatives from most local publications and television channels present, as well as dignitaries and special guests. Through this initial project, NCCC has awarded Barefruit as their marketing agency n a retainer basis, which is very exciting for the whole team.
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Reduce Single Use
Posted on by Ashleigh
Waste Warriors
Reduce Single Use Campaign
the brief
Reduce Single Use was first brought to life in the Barefruit office, since then, the local Council has come on board to push the challenge of reducing single use within the Northern Rivers community. The challenge was to challenge yourself or your colleagues for the month of May to; use a reusable coffee cup, use a refillable water bottle and; use a reusable container and cutlery for your takeaway items.
our response
Create a campaign identity, and marketing strategy for the Reduce Single Use campaign in Northern Rivers, Ballina.
We created a logo identity for the RSU campaign, this included the design of promotional cut outs to use at Reduce Single Use events, producing campaign guidelines, which were followed across all creative projects, campaign assets, creating a website landing page and further mock-ups of a potential website, email template design and print ads.
the fruits
33 local businesses signed up to take on the Reduce Single Use challenge, each week a print ad was published in the local newspaper, promoting the campaign and listing businesses each week that has signed up.
"The collaboration between Barefruit Marketing, North East Waste and Ballina Shire Council for the Reduce Single Use project is a great example of community stakeholders coming together to create good things for our community. The project was really well supported with a fantastic brand, website build and marketing advice from Barefruit Marketing. Thanks team!"
Kim
Waste Warriors
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Rafiki Mwema
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Rafiki Mwema
Sussex Royal PR Campaign
the brief
Barefruit is a Corporate Sponsor, friend, office buddy and all round supporter of Rafiki Mwema - a therapeutic safe house in Nakuru, Kenya, for young girls and boys that have suffered horrific abuse. In August 2019, Rafiki was chosen by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as one of only 15 global causes to support for the month, via an Instagram campaign - a mind-blowing achievement. Claire, Barefruit Director and a Rafiki Board Director, got to work on the PR campagin straight away.
our response
Being ‘the Royals’ this campaign was widely covered by media outlets all over the world. Our job was to maximise Rafiki's coverage and raise their profile, all over the world, but specifically in Australia and the UK, where each founder is based. We did this by issuing an immediate press release to Australian and UK media outlets, which coupled with Rafiki’s 70k+ social media following led to a media frenzy of activity!
articles
The Lennox woman who's drawn the attention of the Royals
The heartwarming connection between Duchess Meghan and this small Aussie charity revealed
Royal approval for Berkshire woman's Kenyan charity
Meet the women saving babies and kids from the most horrific trauma
the fruits
4 live TV appearances for founders Sarah Rosborg and Anne-Marie Tipper with an extra special guest, Peter, one of the boys from Kenya that Rafiki Mwema has cared for since he was a young boy. The TV interviews included Today Extra (Channel 9), Studio 10 (Channel 10) and Weekend Breakfast (ABC) in Australia, and the BBC in the UK.
Alongside these high-profile appearances, Sarah and Anne-Marie appeared in numerous magazine and newspaper articles and on ABC Radio.
"The media attention we (Rafiki) received because of the SussexRoyal campaign was amazing and just what we need. We are a volunteer-run charity and rely 100% on this kind of awareness. It was such great timing, as our UK Co-Founder and one of our Kenyan boys arrived in Australia shortly after, so they were able to take part in all the interviews. To have Harry & Megs following our charity will be one of my life highlights. We just need it to convert into donations now!"
Sarah Rosborg
Australian Co-Founder of Rafiki Mwema
