Translates one completed or mature project into an evidence-led public campaign that shows the need, shared contribution, measured change and next community priority without inflating attribution.
Where this idea came from
Playbook entry
M-T1-PC-02 · Community Impact Campaign
Theme
Theme 1: Attraction & Visibility · Subtheme PC: Public Campaigns
Source material
Existing checked Theme 1 guide
Linked playbook entry
M-T1-PC-02 · Community Impact Campaign
Why a club might use this
The community receives a transparent account of what changed, what remains unresolved and how local effort can support the next useful step.
Use it when
Residents, project participants, funders, partners and prospective volunteers who need credible evidence of local results. Use when a project has reliable outputs or outcomes and participant perspectives that can be published safely.
Before the club starts
A signed-off evidence brief distinguishing inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and unverified assumptions.
Specific participant, image, quotation and partner permissions with a non-participation option.
A public response route for corrections, project enquiries and offers of support.
Capacity guide
Likely cost
$$
Lead time
5-8 weeks
People
4-7 members and project partners
How to put it into practice
Detailed implementation steps for Community Impact Campaign
Step
Action
Suggested owner
1
Define the campaign question and select evidence that answers it without cherry-picking.
Impact Lead
2
Co-produce the narrative with participants and partners, including constraints and outstanding need.
Story and Partner Liaison
3
Verify numbers, costs, dates, quotes, rights and accessible formats against source records.
Evidence Reviewer
4
Publish a sequenced set of stories, data visuals and a clear next action across suitable channels.
Communications Lead
5
Log corrections, answer substantive questions and compare promised outcomes with actual campaign responses.
Accountability Lead
Controls and safeguards
Do not claim sole causation where outcomes were shared, indirect or not independently verified; show the measurement period and limitations.
Remove identifying or sensitive details that are not necessary, and honour withdrawal or correction requests through a documented process.
HIGH - weak evidence, coercive storytelling or overstated attribution can harm participants and public trust.
What to measure
Evidence statements independently checked
Follow-up: Send contributors the final assets before launch, acknowledge public questions within two business days and issue a corrected archive if any material claim changes.
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