Client: Obama Foundation

Agency: Godfrey Dadich

To help boost community support and create support ongoing community initiatives we collaborated with

the Obama Foundation and four community focused artists to create #OfCareChallenge.

In response to the #COVID19 crisis, communities across the world are setting up “mutual aid” networks

a resource where volunteers can find out what neighbors need and provide that service.

Whether it’s delivering groceries or picking up a prescription, even small acts of service

can make a huge difference for those struggling during this difficult time.

Check on Your Neighbors by Jacqueline Alcantara

OF Post: This holiday season, let’s commit to taking care of our communities together. Take our first #OFCareChallenge by safely checking on your neighbors. Share this post with your plans and we’ll share some of our favorite responses.

Support Black Owned Business by Liz Montague

OF Post: Black-owned businesses have been some of the hardest hit during the pandemic—closing twice as fast as others across the country. But there’s something we can do: take the #OFCareChallenge and show up for Black business owners as we share gifts with those we love.

Connect with Local Mutual Aid Hub by Martha Wade

Small acts of service can make a huge difference for those struggling right now. And local mutual-aid networks help you see these acts of kindness through. Take the next #OFCareChallenge. Get involved with your local mutual aid hub

Volunteer In Your Community by Simone Noronha

Food banks and charities rely on volunteers. As older volunteers stay home to stay safe, it’s up to all of us to ensure that help reaches those who need it most.