London Youth Games ‘LYG50’ Storytelling Campaign
The challenge
London Youth Games is approaching its 50th anniversary in 2027 and set an ambitious goal to raise £5 million while increasing visibility and engagement. At a time when funding for youth sport is under pressure, the organisation needed a compelling way to communicate its impact.
What I did:
I independently led the ‘LYG50’ storytelling campaign, overseeing creative direction, content strategy and campaign execution to elevate brand visibility and support fundraising efforts.
I developed and delivered a full storytelling campaign strategy centred around powerful, real-life experiences of London Youth Games participants.
I conducted and curated interviews with a wide range of ambassadors and stakeholders including Christine Ohuruogu, Chloe Kelly, Javier Bello and Joaquin Bello.
I gathered and repurposed content from podcasts, video interviews and live events to create multi-channel storytelling assets.
I transformed interviews into compelling social content, campaign materials and case studies to highlight the long-term impact of LYG.
I led on creative development, collateral design and campaign rollout across digital platforms.
The results:
Increased social media impressions by 363%.
Grew social media following by 55%.
Significantly elevated brand visibility ahead of the 50th anniversary milestone and strengthened the case for investment and sponsorship.
