
Since the summer of 2024, communication agency The Crew and the Social Heating Fund have joined forces to increase the visibility of this Belgian federal support mechanism, while modernising its visual identity and rolling out a dynamic content strategy. Let’s have a look at this partnership that combines creativity and social endeavours, with very promising results in the first five months.
A major social issue
The Social Heating Fund plays a key role in the fight against energy poverty in Belgium. It allows precarious households to obtain financial support for buying heating oil, propane in bulk and/or kerosene. This is an essential aid for many families (especially in winter), but unfortunately, it was not very known to the general public.
A structured digital approach
To increase the visibility of the Social Heating Fund, The Crew set up a tailor-made communication strategy, built around three axes:
Concrete results
Since September 2024, the key indicators have shown a notable increase of:
– web traffic through blog posts and SEO campaigns,
– engagement on social media, with the reach and impressions multiplied by 6 in 5 months,
– visibility of the support offered by the Social Heating Fund: applications via the CPAS welfare offices have spiked in the targeted regions.
A long-term partnership
Building on these first promising results, The Crew and the Social Heating Fund are continuing their collaboration to further optimise the communication and reach an even wider number of beneficiaries. It nicely shows the impact a well-developed digital strategy can have on a major social cause.
Would you like to know more about this initiative? Visit the Social Heating Fund website and follow its on social media channels.
Client
Sociaal Verwarmingsfonds/Fonds Social Chauffage
Contacts
Walter Walgraeve
Véronique Laurent
Account Director
Joëlle Belangé
Art Director & Graphic Designer
Johan Van Ransbeek
Copywriter
Tony Geudens
Jérôme Van den Broeck
Digital Expert
Rik Peetermans