Vik is a Warrior
Jun
2026
With a growing need for Anglicare’s services across Western Australia, and an aging database, Anglicare understood it needed to find a way to secure new and sustainable sources of flexible funding. It also wanted to attract new and younger donors to support its mission. Having previously delivered a growth strategy for Anglicare WA, we were tasked with developing the concept and go-to-market plan for their new regular giving product.
2025
Social Services
Product Design
Donor Lifetime Value
Average Monthly Gift
Regular Donors
To target
Anglicare WA | Choose Your Warrior
The need for Anglicare WA’s services has been growing. It’s not really a surprise given rising food and housing insecurity, cost of living pressures, and shocking rise of domestic violence in the state. The problem is that Anglicare WA had an ageing database and was reliant upon government funding, which is great but unable to keep up with people’s increasingly complex needs in the community. What the organisation needed was to attract younger donors who can help provide flexible funding to help those most in need. We had previously been engaged by Anglicare to provide a growth strategy. A key pillar of the strategy was the opportunity to develop a new regular giving product. Naturally, we were delighted (terrified) when Anglicare WA asked us to design a concept for a kickass regular giving product the addresses organisational and community needs.
Doing more of the same wasn’t an option for Anglicare WA in Western Australia. With an aging supporter base that was shrinking by 20% each year, Anglicare WA knew it needed to reimagine how it engaged supporters and communicated impact—not by louder messaging, but by fundamentally changing the experience of giving.
We drew on global best practices and a human-centred design process to develop a breakthrough regular giving product, Choose Your Warrior, a product that invites people to become allies and directly support Anglicare WA’s frontline warriors (aka support workers). Rather than focusing on organisational need, the product centres lived experience and connection, with supporters receiving monthly updates directly from the people delivering services on the ground.
Choose Your Warrior deliberately shifted narrative power from the organisation to frontline workers, challenging traditional ideas of who is positioned as the ‘hero’ in fundraising. The product was also a response to growing discomfort with extractive storytelling that simplifies lived experience in order to be fundable.
The response was immediate. Choose Your Warrior quickly surpassed its fundraising targets, while attracting a new generation of younger supporters and reframing how Anglicare WA talks about impact, agency and trust.
If you’re ready this, I urge you to check it out and become an ally to Anglicare’s real-life warriors.