🏠Campaign Rollout Case Study: Smalltimore Homes
- Tab Wolod
- May 27
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
How We Helped Smalltimore Homes Raise $10K for Black Business Month 2024
🌍Client Snapshot:
Smalltimore Homes is a grassroots nonprofit in Baltimore committed to creating tiny homes and microshelters for the unhoused. With limited marketing bandwidth, they needed help launching a high-impact campaign for Black Business Month that could drive awareness, raise funds towards Smalltimore's tiny home model development, and solicit volunteers for upcoming initiatives.
🚧Identifying Our Clients' Needs and Challenges:
Smalltimore Homes had a compelling mission but limited visibility. For a successful campaign, our client needed:
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🔑Our Approach & Key Deliverables:
In this case, we worked closely with Smalltimore Homes Founder, LaQuida Chancey, to support the campaign strategy and campaign rollout including:
✔️ Campaign Strategy
Created a bold theme centered on “Sustainable Tiny Home Solutions for Eradicating Homelessness: Smalltimore Soar 2024"
Defined campaign and brand messaging
Defined target audiences: local donors, impact-driven partners, and funders
✔️ Content Creation
4-week social media plan
12 branded multimedia content pieces with engaging captions and calls to action
1 long-form blog/article for the campaign page
✔️ Email & Press
Created text copy for 3 email blasts
Drafted press release for local media outlets
✔️ Coaching + Implementation
Guided the team on posting cadence
Real time strategic support
As A Result Of Working With Us, Our Client Experienced Big Wins:
✅ $10,000 raised in 4 weeks
✅ 8,000 views on Instagram
✅ 3 new strategic partnerships formed
✅ 200% increase in social media engagement
✅ Volunteer list grew by 25%

“This campaign helped us break through to new supporters and get real traction. The clarity in messaging and support from IEI made all the difference.”
— LaQuida Chancey, Founder, Smalltimore Homes
Campaign Assets:
What's Next:
We’re now working with Smalltimore Homes on long-term strategy, visual storytelling, and converting one-time donors into monthly supporter.
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