Femama Outdoor Bigger Than a Scar, 3 [image] by Cheil Sao Paulo

Bigger Than a Scar, 3  [image]
The Outdoor Advert titled Bigger Than a Scar, 3 [image] was done by Cheil Sao Paulo advertising agency for Femama in Brazil. It was released in May 2016.

Femama: Bigger Than a Scar, 3 [image]

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Released
May 2016
Posted
May 2016
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Copywriter
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Executive Creative Director

Credits & Description:

Client: Femama
Cheil Brazil
CEO: Will Jin
MD: Evandro Guiamaraes
Executive Creative Director: Sergio Alves
Art Director: Thiago Gripp
Copywriter: Thiago Gripp
Designer: Thiago Gripp
Producer: Marcos Tsuda
Account Manager: Celso Gama
Media: Renato Fachim, Gabriel Barreto, Marien Veras
How Cheil Sao Paulo and Femama fought breast cancer and showed the world that every woman is “Bigger than a Scar”
The “Bigger Than a Scar” campaign by Cheil Sao Paulo for Femama, the leading breast cancer prevention NGO for Brazil, was the first campaign to speak directly to women with mastectomies since the launch of the Pink October movement over two decades ago, with overwhelming success.
The Idea
For “Bigger Than a Scar”, which launched in 2015, Cheil made women who had mastectomies the stars of the campaign and replaced the traditional Pink Ribbon with a Pink Scar logo.
To amplify the campaign, Cheil and Femama tapped into Brazilians’ biggest passion, football. They teamed up with Palmeiras Football Club, which has 5 million female fans, and got the players to enter the grounds before a major match with their badges replaced by the campaign’s Pink Scar.
The Results
The campaign gained more than US$10 million in earned media on a zero-dollar investment.
More than 40 brands joined the campaign, replacing their own logos with the Pink Scar.
Influencers and fans on social media spontaneously replaced their social profile pictures with the Pink Scar, resulting in 100 million impressions online.
There was a 500% increase in money raised for breast cancer prevention, compared to previous years.
Femama has decided to permanently replace the Pink Ribbon with the Pink Scar as its Pink October symbol.