COVID-19 Non-Stop Agencies Creativity for New Projects

Our daily lives, work and leisure-time have changed within a couple of weeks and so have companies, which many have gone through big changes.

Staying home is the best way to help, but we can’t deny that for some industries is not that easy and certain businesses like small shops or local entrepreneurs are in danger of losing their job. Thankfully, there’s always people with good heart and also some with brilliant ideas who cope all they can.

Making the best out of their creativity and taking advantage of the digital space, agencies not only are working from home and maintaining business as usual, but also making the time to help those needed.

Check below some of their most recent projects that we can all participate or get inspired to try to come out of this situation in the best way possible.

Blue Fountain Media works with Fruit Street

BFM is proud to announce the launch of CovidMD! Working with Fruit Street, one of their longtime clients, the agency launched CovidMD, a telemedicine platform created to keep users informed during the pandemic.

R/GA helps local businesses

By the beginning of April, R/GA launched Merch Aid, an initiative to pair New York City artists with small businesses to create beautiful merch for them, with all proceeds going to local businesses + their staffs

Umbrella offers their tools

The production company is offering free software to overcome challenges of remote working during Covid-19 – at no cost – to everybody who needs it. The company has been developing and fine-tuning digital tools early on as it was ‘certain’ that remote working would play a key role in the future.

You can gain access to the tools by emailing to hello@umbrella.tv

Studio Republic takes part of the #TwoPointSixChallenge

The Ethical Agency joins the campaign to unite the nation and help the UK’s charities.

Friday Agency launches Goodwill

Ireland-based agency Friday, created Goodwill, a website to help them build a database of people and businesses willing to volunteer their time and support for emergency workers, the elderly or vulnerable. Anyone can help!

The One Club supports job seekers

The club presented The One Club COVID-19 Jobs Board, a free service to support the industry during the global pandemic by connecting job seekers around the world with agencies, studios, companies and brands looking to fill open positions. Plus? The new jobs board is free and open to anyone!

Huge’s Parents Guide

The agency has published a working from home guide made exclusively by parents, for parents from Huge’s Parents Affinity Group. But the guide serves as a useful resource for all adults at home with kids, so Huge has kindly shared it publicly as a resource for the larger community. You can check it out here.

Shop Responsibly by Publicis Groupe UK

Shop Responsibly is an initiative created by Publicis Groupe UK, backed by major consumer goods companies, that looks to encourage consumers to shop responsibility during the coronavirus outbreak. The campaign aligns with government advice of staying home, respect elderly shopping hours, keep two metres apart, support NHS shopping hours and only buy what you need.

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