Promotional Products are 'essential workers' when it comes to the vital role they play in education.
An interesting branded promotional give-away included in a campaign that is all about educating, will add value and interest. Importantly, branded give-aways help to generate long lasting attention and impact to ensure an important message is creatively received by recipients.
Who uses promotional products to educate and what types of issues ?
- Governments at all levels - Local, State, Federal
- Industry Associations (e.g. awareness regarding healthy eating, mental health etc)
- Charities (e.g. Landcare, Wildlife conservation)
- Corporates (e.g. staff wellness programmes)
- Universities/TAFE (e.g. induction days, safety advice, campus information)
What type of education events or campaigns can use promotional products and what are suitable branded merchandise? Here are a few examples:
Health awareness
- anti smoking / butts (idea: mint tins)
- hygiene (idea: hand santiser bottles)
- water safety (idea: swim caps, towels, wetbags, backsacks)
- health checks and screenings (idea: promotional tea)
- sun smart (idea: branded sunscreen, hats)
- healthy eating (idea: cutlery, lunch bags/boxes)
- fitness & wellness benefits (idea: water bottles, hats, yoga mats, team appprel)
Environment Marketing
Awareness campaigns regarding the environmental impacts such as habitat loss, climate changes, wildlife threats, logging, soil erosion (ideas: organic tshirts, recycled bags, promotional seeds, eco cutlery)
Financial and General literacy
- Financial literacy (idea: calculators, pens, magnify rulers, card packs)
- Reading literacy (idea: teddy bears for libraries)
Have a look through the Thrive Promotional product range to gather your inspiration. Keen to chat further about a project that would benefit from the inclusion of promotional merchandise ? - contact
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