The Power behind Good Causes
The Royal British Legion
The Afghanistan Heroes Field of Remembrance
The Brief
To process and produce RBL’s flagship commemoration campaign that culminates on Remembrance
Sunday across online, postal and telephone channels. Including data management, payment
processing and event logistics. Most importantly to provide a unique solution for production
of the crosses in memory of those lost at war.
Our Solution
This campaign has been running successfully for many years, with large numbers of supporters
having a personal dedication that they like to repeat year after year. We write these special
messages and tributes on behalf of the supporter and we fulfil this on behalf of RBL, taking
great pride in handwriting each message onto individual crosses.
Our web team built a bespoke online campaign page to enable dedication details to be easily
entered, and our contact centre team took personal dedications over the phone. These were
then also hand written onto crosses.
Each dedication featured the name of the person remembered as well as the regiment they served
in. Careful planning ensured that each cross was planted in their correct regimental plots at
the Fields of Remembrance.
Donations were processed online, via the post and over the phone and we made sure that each
one was personally thanked by letter or email providing plot details and the Field opening
hours so that supporters could locate their dedications easily.
The Outcome
Everyone here at Valldata gets involved in this extremely rewarding and moving campaign, from
writing the crosses to making sure they get loaded onto the vans in time for delivery to the
Fields. This campaign grows bigger every year, and we are proud to play a major part of it.
Valldata have been instrumental in supporting RBL’s award-winning LRX campaign, and never fail to deliver – going beyond the call of duty, helping us plant over 150,000 crosses in numerous sites around the UK. We couldn’t do it without them!"
Because we care we hand wrote and helped plant 135,000 personal dedications."