Real Campaigns. Real Impact

Every campaign we create is rooted in authenticity, cultural understanding, and a deep commitment to the communities we serve. From public health initiatives to grassroots outreach, our work speaks for itself. Explore how Crumbsnatchers Marketing has helped clients connect with the audiences that matter most.

COVID-19 Health Communications

Mecklenburg County Public Health embarked on a critical mission with the "COVID-19" campaign, designed to address the specific needs of lower-income African American and Hispanic populations in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County. The primary objective of this

campaign was to raise awareness about COVID-19 vaccines, ultimately encouraging these

underserved communities to access resources available through local immunization

clinics.

Hispanic Health Communications

The "Hispanic Health Communications" campaign was a vital initiative that sought to empower and inform the Hispanic community about essential healthcare resources and services provided by Mecklenburg County Public Health. Beyond disseminating information about vaccines, the campaign aimed to shed light on the extensive offerings of MCPH, fostering awareness of its role as a valuable ally in promoting the well-being of the community.

Healthy Eating and Physical Activity

The "Healthy Eating and Physical Activity" campaign embarked on a mission to inspire lasting change within lower-income African American and Hispanic communities residing in priority zip codes in Charlotte. The campaign's primary objectives were to elevate awareness about the significance of incorporating more fruits and vegetables into daily diets and promoting daily physical activity.

Tobacco Cessation

With the "Tobacco Cessation" campaign, we were on a mission to raise awareness about menthol and smoking within the African-American community, recognizing the profound impact of menthol products on this demographic. This campaign, strategically tailored for the African American community, held two pivotal objectives: to inspire individuals to embark on the journey to quit smoking by illuminating the wealth of resources available through QuitlineNC, and to serve as a deterrent against new tobacco use.

PrEP Awareness for Black Women in Mecklenburg County

Closing the Gap: PrEP Awareness for Black Women in Mecklenburg County was a culturally tailored, community-driven campaign to increase HIV prevention knowledge and access for Black women — developed in partnership with UNC's Project EnSTEP. Black women represent 15% of all women in the United States — yet account for 50% of new HIV diagnoses among women. HIV incidence among Black women is ten times higher than white women and four times higher than Latina women. In Mecklenburg County, these numbers are impossible to ignore.