The Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has been a beacon of hope for animals in the Houston area for a century. As they approached their 100-year anniversary, the organization recognized the need to both celebrate this monumental milestone and set the stage for the future of animal welfare in the community. In an era where digital presence is crucial for nonprofit organizations to garner support, connect with their community, and spread their message, the Houston SPCA identified the development of compelling marketing videos as a critical strategy to achieve their goals.
As the Houston SPCA embarked on this video marketing project, their goal was not only to commemorate a significant milestone but also to inspire action and support for their mission. By capturing the essence of their work and the impact of their services through powerful storytelling, the Houston SPCA aimed to connect with hearts and minds across the Houston area and beyond, ensuring their ability to improve the lives of animals for the next hundred years and more.
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Video Production: Tectonic Video
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The Houston SPCA team wanted to commemorate their 100th anniversary by sharing their extraordinary history and casting a vision for the future. They also wanted to demonstrate the impact of their life-saving work while differentiating themselves from other animal rescue groups in the Houston area. Finally, they wanted the videos to help drive donations by building a compelling case for support and increasing brand awareness that will help drive more visits across all their marketing channels.
To create the best possible video content, the JWC Foundation recruited the help of Tectonic Video. Their team is trusted by some of the largest and most respected nonprofit groups. Their data-driven video strategy process is based on insights from the Nonprofit Video Index™, their landmark study of how nonprofits use video on social media. Their videos have been installed in museums, selected by film festivals, profiled by The New York Times, and honored with almost 200 awards.
The Houston SPCA team is now utilizing the final videos across all their marketing channels and they are helping usher in a new era of domestic and wildlife animal care. The team is now better equipped to help empower a new generation of volunteers, healthcare providers, advocates, and donors to kickoff the next 100 years of committed service.