Canucks Place Conconi

Project: Canucks Place Conconi

Category: Fundraising

To say Canucks Place is a pioneer of palliative care for children is an understatement. M2O was honoured to work with Diane and Bob Conconi to create a CTA video that challenged the public to donate and support this angels in and around Canucks place so they could continue the great work there. The Conconi Foundation planned to match all public donations during the summer of 2015. M2O changed direction in the project when we decided to write a poem instead of the usual profile. The goal was shattered raising over a half mission in just over a month.

M2O Cares

Project: Ronald McDonald House

Category: Partnership Content

M2O had the incredible opportunity to donate our services to the Ronald MacDonald House BC (RMH). In order to assist RMH in a fundraising campaign for a new $20,000,000 facility on the site of Vancouver Children’s Hospital.

M2O collaborated with Cossette & RMH to create and develop a story highlighting the amazing work that the Ronald MacDonald House BC undertakes in Vancouver. Over a period of weeks we produced a short video that tells the RMH story from the people that live there and use its services.

This was a rewarding experience for the entire crew. We witnessed many diverse families finding solace in the supportive environment that the house provides for children healing from chronic illnesses and medical treatment. The video brought tears at the Gala and will live on throughout the year online to help people get an understanding of RMH and what it does for the community.

More information: www.rmhbc.ca

Hollyhock Life

Project: Hollyhock Life

Category: Website and Training

M2O was responsible for developing a new community-based website for Hollyhock, and worked with them to develop Hollyhocklife.org, a repository of knowledge that reflects Hollyhock’s deep commitment to holistic development, understanding and growth.

Included in the project was hands-on training so that the community could immediately use the site and develop content, which proved successful as the site was immediately populated with thousands of articles, recipes, photos and videos building the Hollyhock story and community.

More information: www.hollyhocklife.org