Communications & Print — Toronto, CanadaResults matter. Here are two campaigns John Sutton Communications produced for FoodShare Toronto — a leading Canadian food equity organization we have partnered with for many years.
“We have worked with John and his team for many years on our direct mail program. He is very knowledgeable and passionate about what he does, and never hesitates to help or provide his own recommendations. Past being a ‘vendor,’ it’s obvious that he cares deeply about his clients’ success.”— Tiffany Trinidad, FoodShare Toronto
At the onset of the pandemic, FoodShare needed to reach their donors immediately. With unprecedented uncertainty around jobs and income, the goal was to communicate urgency — and motivate donors who were themselves under financial pressure.
John Sutton Communications produced a direct mail package built around a single urgent message: communities across Toronto needed emergency food boxes now. The letter led with the human impact of COVID-19 and made a compelling case for immediate action.
FoodShare wanted to connect their fall appeal to a moment of cultural significance — the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — while telling the story of their Indigenous Community Action Support program in a way that would resonate deeply with donors.
John Sutton Communications helped produce a package centred on Indigenous food sovereignty, community healing, and FoodShare’s on-the-ground work. The timing and message were designed to meet donors at an emotionally meaningful moment.
When the message connects deeply, donors give more. A $195 average gift reflects strong alignment between cause and audience.
These results reflect what John Sutton Communications has been doing for Canadian organizations for over 40 years: combining strategic thinking, deep sector knowledge, and careful production to make every campaign work harder.
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