CAMH Virtual Tour

A virtual tour of CAMH’s new facilities, created to show donors the impact of their donations.

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Non-Profit

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VideoWebsite

explore.camh.ca

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada’s largest mental health teaching hospital and one of the world’s leading research centres in its field. A large part of their strategic plan includes rebuilding their campus to become one of North America’s leading mental health research hospitals.

CAMH engaged us to create a website and interactive tool to showcase two newly constructed buildings to their existing donors. As COVID-19 hit and restrictions were enforced, donors who would likely donate again, could not physically come into the buildings to see the impact of their donations. We designed and built an interactive virtual tour experience of the newly completed buildings that houses over 40 videos that we scripted, shot and produced. The experience is designed in a way that donors can explore it based on their own interests, or it can be tailored for personalized guided virtual tours.

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6 Degrees

Building an identity that is both urgent and optimistic.

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Arts & Culture

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BrandingVideo

For its 10th anniversary, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) launched its most ambitious initiative to date—6 Degrees: Citizen Space, a three-day event that gathers international cultural influencers in a dynamic environment for discussion on the world’s pressing issues.

The ICC and its founders knew they needed a partner with experience branding, selling, and producing an event of this scale. Puncture developed a thoughtful visual identity to reflect the tone and content of the conference, while drawing in new audiences. We then rolled out the identity across a number of marketing, on-site, fundraising, and internal assets, both digital and print, to help facilitate the event’s growth.

Puncture continues to provide year-round strategic design support. We helped develop the strategic launch campaign using digital media as well as impeccably-executed marketing materials and out-of-home advertising to draw attention and increase attendance to the event. This past year, we launched new pod events in Den Haag and Berlin and elevated the existing brand to make it bolder and more urgent for the annual Toronto conference.

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CAMH Campaigns

Creating a series of digital fundraising tools for one of the world’s leading mental health research centres.

CAMH came to Puncture to help in launching two fundraising campaigns to support life-saving mental health research programs and building a new Research & Discovery Centre at the Queen Street campus. 

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Non-Profit

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VideoWebsite

nooneleftbehind.camh.ca

Following the success of the virtual tour, we helped CAMH re-think their donation tools by moving their major fundraising items to digital in order to reach wider audiences and provide more custom content when converting a donation.

First we helped launch “Today”, the largest known fundraising campaign to accelerate research into life-saving mental health care for people globally. Following that, we launched “No One Left Behind”, a campaign aimed at raising $500-million and the final phase of a decades-long effort to change mental health care forever.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada’s largest mental health teaching hospital and one of the world’s leading research centres in its field. A large part of their strategic plan includes rebuilding their campus to become one of North America’s leading mental health research hospitals. 

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Brampton Entrepreneur Centre
Tangerine
JCCC / Art Gallery of Ontario

Capturing the spirit of Naoko Matsubara in film.

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Arts & CultureCorporate

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Video

Naoko Matsubara, whose name poetically translates to “straightforward girl of the pine tree field,” is an artist whose life and work intertwine with profound simplicity and creative curiosity. Born in the ancient capital of Kyoto and the daughter of a Shinto priest, she discovered her passion for art early and cultivated a practice of woodcut artistry.

In this intimate portrait, Matsubara reflects on the delicate balance of creation—embracing the unexpected beauty of mistakes and the profound joy found in the tactile nature of woodcut printing. Her story reveals a personal and artistic journey shaped by cultural dualities, self-discovery, and the powerful interplay between intention and intuition.

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