They wanted to elevate the humble jumble sale into something more enticing; a real community event, aimed at bringing people together and giving them a chance to enjoy a chat, and get to know each other.

The flexible visual style we created was based around a specially designed typeface made out of clothes. Then all we had to do was pull on our copywriting hats, and come up with a series of friendly and enticing messages about the pleasures of shopping and swapping, while also helping to give disadvantaged children a better start in life.

Please do have a peak at our other recent work for Action for Children including “I’m an Activist for Action for Children” and “National Children’s Hour” – all designed to aid Action for Children in their tireless work to help children in the UK get a better start in life. To find out more please do visit their website or their YouTube channel

(Our other projects for Action for Children include: It starts with hello, National Children’s Hour, An hour for Good, Swap n’ Shop to name but a few.)
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