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Salon Purpose
ONE CHAIR ONE CHILD
Salon Purpose came to One Co. in 2020 as a brand new start up business. We worked with owner, Nicki Ranatawake to come up with a One Child initiative that best suited her business growth. As a hair salon, increase in number of chairs where clients sit to get their hair done, would reflect growth in revenue and company size. So together we decided One Chair One Child would be a great name.
Salon Purpose started with 2 chairs and therefore 2 sponsor children. Since then the business is thriving and they’ve sponsored an additional child with plans in place for more.
Salon Purpose also worked with One Co. to create campaigns to get involved with One Co. projects. For the salons opening week, together we developed the ‘With Love’ campaign, where proceeds from each service went towards projects. For the salon’s first year anniversary we have worked together again to develop a campaign which will go towards The StartUp Project.
JetBlack Cycling
The Wellness Project
In 2020 we custom built The Wellness Project with One Co. partner JetBlack Cycling. During the height of the newly global Covid-19 pandemic, JetBlack wanted to have impact that would meet the immediate needs of the crisis whilst also having lasting impact. With the whole world talking about the importance of washing hands and hygiene, The Wellness Project was a perfect fit. A project focused on repairing and building water wells in Northern Uganda, it gave communities access to safe and clean water for drinking, sanitation and handwashing now and for the future.
THE IMPACT
In partnership with JetBlack’s ‘Give to Give’ partners L&H and MMEM, JetBlack raised $95,000 to repair and build 23 water wells. With each well providing water for 500-1000 people, this project impacted up to 23,000 people.
MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
One Co. provided JetBlack with The Wellness Project logo and photography to use in their marketing communications. JetBlack worked with our preferred graphic designer Studio 28, to design email campaigns and social media to promote the project amongst customers, it’s franchise network and employees.
Find out more about The Wellness Project and how you can implement it in your business.
Limcora
ONE TRUCK ONE CHILD
As a second generation business, Limcora has been trading for an amazing 44 years. With over 70 staff in the plumbing and drainage industry, Limcora was looking for a way that their business could “give back”. In 2020 One Co., worked with Limcora to implement a One Truck One Child initiative.
As a service based business with trades people driving trucks to complete their work, number of vehicles reflect growth for Limcora. The more trucks they have, the bigger their business is. Therefore One Truck One Child was a great name for their One Child initiative.
Limcora joined One Co. with a commitment of 42 sponsor children and an excitement to see their impact grow as their business continues to grow.
Northern Beaches Architectural Homes
ONE CHIPPY ONE CHILD
As a building company, Northern Beaches Architectural Homes came to One Co. to implement a child sponsorship initiative. With a team of carpenters affectionately known as “chippys” we decided that One Chippy One Child would be a great brand for Northern Beaches Architectural Homes.
Northern Beaches Architectural Homes owner Joe, has a vision to see many other builders jump on board with the initiative and become a collective of builders who are commit to One Chippy One Child.
NECA
Solar System Project
In 2019 NECA reached out to One Co. to help build an impact project with proceeds from their annual Conference. With over 200 people in attendance at their event, they wanted to raise funds from the event to have an impact. As their event was for electrical contracting companies, we built a solar system installation project that would be meaningful and relevant to their industry.
THE IMPACT
$20,000 was raised from the event and was used to build and install a solar system for a health clinic in a remote community in Northern Uganda. 72km from the nearest hospital, this health clinic receiving solar power allowed them to operate x-ray machines, humidi-cribs and ultrasound machines. These were services they had not been able to previously offer because of poor electrical supply in the region.
