‘Ambassadors Stand United’
Charity Fundraising Event - London

Year: 2025
Services: Event Materials & Branding

Project Snapshot:
Bright Cause Consultancy were planning and organising a fundraising event in London in aid of Kidscape Anti-Bullying charity and needed a full set of branded materials to pull everything together. The aim was to create an experience that felt engaging for guests,
on-topic, and professional. I came on board as a sponsor, providing all design support for
the event.

The Challenge:
When I was brought in, the event had no brand identity. What started as a small project quickly grew as the scope of the event expanded. Initially, I was tasked with designing the invitation, which required a colour palette, font, and a simple logo. But as more materials were needed, the brand identity had to grow and flex to cover everything—within just two months.

Laptop on a white desk displaying a registration page for Andrew Barton & Uncharted Summits London event about standing against bullying, with a purple and white event banner and a potted plant beside it.

Open brochure with auction prizes and information about expedition leaders and charities, featuring a dark purple gradient background.

Purple flyer for an event against bullying, featuring mountain illustration, event date and time, sponsors, and logos, including Kidscape, many makers, and Split Ends.

The Fix:
I created a complete package of event collateral, including invitations, raffle tickets, gift certificates, website banner, auction poster, and a full auction brochure. Each piece was designed to feel consistent while serving its own purpose—clear, practical, and with a touch of glamour to reflect the evening’s atmosphere.

The Outcome:
The event branding gave everything a polished and professional finish, helping to boost engagement and create a memorable experience for guests. With Bright Cause Consultancy’s planning and my sponsored design support, the event had a strong, unified look that carried through from first invite to final auction bid. Off the back of this success, a new project has grown from the fundraiser—a documentary, with branding that will tie back to the identity created for the London event.