We have a strong commitment to our community and using our available resources for the benefit of others where we can. We have formalised our commitment by way of our annual Community Partnership Program in which we donate over $1million worth of advertising to community organisations and charities. This is our opportunity to create meaningful partnerships that give community organisations access to our technology and audience to create campaigns that truly drive community awareness and engagement in a big way.

Tier One: Full Support Partnership

Our tier one partnership allows organisations to apply for a fully supported advertising campaign with us. To apply for a tier one partnership organisations must submit a proposal based on the creative brief released each year in June for the following calendar year. The process is simple - all you need is a creative idea!

Tier Two: Dollar-for-Dollar Partnership

Our tier two partnership is perfect for community organisations and charities that have an advertising budget but need a bit of extra bang for their buck. These partnerships are on offer all year round and all enquiries should be forwarded to marketing@goa.com.au for further information on how to apply.

Anglicare Southern Queensland

#OLDMATE QUEENSLAND is Anglicare Southern Queensland’s new, integrated campaign to reduce loneliness amongst the elderly, change cultural perceptions of getting older and encourage 18-35 year olds to volunteer and engage with people over 65 for at least one hour a month.

The Anglicare Marketing Communications team produced the campaign in house and enlisted partners: media company VICE©, Queensland’s largest billboard and signage company goa©, social impact strategists spur:org© to bring #OLDMATE Queensland to life.

SolarBuddy

Brisbane-based charity SolarBuddy is launching its first public campaign, the Brisbane Light Lunch, on 15 July 2019. The campaign is calling on Brisbanites to have lunch together and build solar lights which will be gifted to children living in remote off grid communities in Papua New Guinea. During this interactive campaign, participants can post a photo of their lunch on Instagram and hashtag #BNELightLunch for their chance to feature on GOA’s digital billboards around the CBD.

Childhood Cancer Support

The Send Hugs Project encouraged the local Brisbane community and beyond to send heartfelt messages of support, along with a selfie to form a ‘virtual hug’ to show support to regional families affected by childhood cancer. The campaign was highly successful and received over 700 ‘virtual hugs’ to show care to sick children and their families. Significant awareness of their organisation was raised, as well as awareness of the unique challenges regional families face when a child is diagnosed with cancer and need treatment in Brisbane.

The Common Good

The Common Good with weareflip.com are launching an online platform where everyday people can back innovative medical research that might one day save their own life, the life of someone they love, and millions of lives around the world. 

Brisbane Portrait Prize

The Brisbane Portrait Prize is a new and distinctive cultural offering for Brisbane, with a $50,000 first prize (the Lord Mayor’s Prize), showcasing the best in contemporary portraiture and celebrating the character of the city and those who make it what it is. Category prizes include digital, People’s Choice, a performing arts prize and a women’s prize. The finalists Exhibition will be held at the Brisbane Powerhouse throughout the month of October.

Case Study
Anglicare Southern Queensland

Anglicare Southern Queensland and goa partnered together
with the creative help of Khemistry on Anglicare's Arts&Minds campaign.
The results were as beautiful as the artworks, and they reached over
4.4 million online impressions throughout the campaign.