Creativore

29/05/2026

THIS. ❤️ This is exactly why I created the Creatimore Community Grant inside of Creativore.

Two grants. Up to $10,000 of in-kind support each. Every single year. From a small business, because we believe that's what small businesses invested in their community do.

Over 20 years, Creativore has supported housing for displaced people through UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, delivered a 25-year rebrand for Toowoomba Hospital Foundation, a brand that remains the face of one of our most beloved local institutions today, funded Healthy Harold to teach children about preventative health education, helped grow gardens, skills, education and employment through The Mulberry Project, amplified our local creative industries through Artalogue, and supported local farmers and community members doing it tough through The Soup Box.

The Creatimore Community Grant exists because good design has the power to change outcomes for the organisations doing the most important work. At times, a solid presence can be the deciding factor when a not-for-profit is asking for a grant.

We're a small business. But we're deeply invested in our community. Those two things are not mutually exclusive. In fact, Chantal would argue they are completely aligned.

29/05/2026

The live reveal of the new branding for The Soup Box was certainly a sensational way to wrap up another huge week!

We have to hand it to Kat Lynn of Foodie Shots for the drive and vision behind this initiative. Three years in, and it just keeps on growing. We are genuinely proud to have been trusted with this newest chapter!

A huge thank you to the local businesses supporting The Soup Box and making it possible:
Enterprise Legal
Ordinis Advisory
MJ Communications
Shoebox Books & Tax Toowoomba South

If you're in Toowoomba, get involved. Head to the Farmers Market, grab your usual shop, and add one extra item. That's it. That's all it takes.

Follow The Soup Box for updates, and if this resonates with you, share it. The more people who know, the stronger the cycle gets.

25/05/2026

Want to support our region's young creatives?

This emerging filmmaking team at UniSQ Toowoomba is just getting started with their biggest project yet, Big Shot. They’re working hard to bring this story to life, and every bit of support helps them get closer to making it happen! 🎬✨

Sharing this can help more people see their passion and maybe support their journey. Even if you can’t donate right now, a quick share could make a big difference.

Please help spread the word and keep the momentum going!

Hello, we are a group of emerging young filmmakers studying film at UniSQ Toowoomba. We are currently… Big Shot Film needs your support for Big Shot Film 2026

24/04/2026

Today marks 111 years since my grand uncle, Angus Valentine Cameron, was killed in action at Gallipoli. On the 25th of April, 1915, he fell in the service of his country—a loss that changed our family forever.

Angus was a tall, well-built man with plans to join the police force. Instead, he answered the call at the very outbreak of the war and embarked with the first contingent. He took part in the famous charge at Gallipoli, a moment that defined a nation and began a legacy of sacrifice for our family.

He was not alone in his service. The patriotism of the Cameron family was extraordinary, with five sons enlisting. While three brothers—Alan, James, and William—eventually returned to Australian shores, the family’s sacrifice reached across the world. My other grand uncle, Louis Cameron, also died in active service. After surviving the trenches with the New Zealand Field Artillery, he passed away from illness at a military hospital in England in early 1919, while still in uniform.

An entire ocean separates their resting places. Louis was buried with military honours at Tidworth Military Cemetery in England, while Angus—whose body was never recovered—rests forever in the soil of Gallipoli. At the time, it was written that despite her deep grief, their mother Mary found comfort in knowing her sons died for what they held dear.

That spirit of remembrance did not end with the war. To ensure her brothers were never forgotten, their sister later named her son Valentine Louis, bringing together the names of both Angus and Louis... my Grandfather.

Those names have travelled through our family ever since, but the legacy they carry is more than just a living thread of memory—it’s a sense of duty that remains a constant in our family today. Among my three siblings and myself, three of us chose to serve, while my other brother followed the path Angus originally intended and became a police officer.

When I look at this restored image of Angus, I see a man whose story did not end in 1915. It lives on in the names we still speak, the paths we've chosen, and the values we hold.

Today, we pause to remember the five Cameron brothers: the three who came home and the two who gave everything. We remember the mothers who waited for news and the names that we still speak with honour today.

Even now, Angus’s name continues to be projected onto the walls of the Australian War Memorial, a silent reminder that he is not forgotten.

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.

Lest we forget.

13/04/2026

Loved seeing Tambo Teddies at The Big Merino in Goulburn!

10/04/2026

What a sensational community effort! 💛

Huge thank you to the generous donors who reached into their pockets to help Base Services continue to assist our community's most vulnerable.

✨ Big news! ✨
We’ve raised $800,000 through our BASE is Out of Space campaign — enough for a significant deposit on a new building.
This is a huge milestone and a testament to the generosity of our community.
Watch this space… big things are coming.

A heartfelt thank‑you to:
Councillor Gary Gardner— $120,000
Brazil Family Trust — $120,000
Well Life Services— $24,000
Harvey Black — $20,000
Integrity Ag— $13,000
Toowoomba West Anglican Parish— $12,000
John and Jacqui Armstrong — $10,000
Mortgage Choice — $10,000
Lions Club of Toowoomba -— $10,000
Heritage Precast — $10,000
Precinct Urban Planning— $10,000
Anonymous — $50,000
Hike for Homeless & Homeless for a Night campaigns — $391,000
Donate at https://baseservices.com.au/donate/

06/04/2026

You see yellow, we see science. If your current branding feels like it’s the wrong tone, it’s time to rewrite the formula.

We help you master the right chemistry that builds bonds with your audience.

Head to our website for more info:
www.creativore.com.au

20/03/2026

Work hard. Play hard. Market smarter. 🐾💪

Check out our latest reel for Austral Ag! This 30-second spot for Enduro Working Dog food is just a small taste of the Austral Ag range available on their website.

Working with raw footage from their Cloncurry branch, we crafted a high-speed, high-impact edit with a razor-sharp energy designed to stop the scroll. The result? A "drool-worthy" promotion that captures the grit and pace of both brands.

Ready to stop the scroll and start scaling? Whether it’s video production, brand design, web design or full-scale social management, we create content worth holding onto.

📍 Find us at: www.creativore.com.au
📍 Want to shop at Austral Ag? www.australag.au

19/03/2026

Fifty-six years of Toowoomba kids learning, competing, and finding their feet - gone overnight.💔

A stalwart of this city since 1969, the PCYC has been a safe space for young people, a home for sport, and a gathering point for generations of local families and market stall businesses.

The building may be gone, but the community it built is not. We're proud to call this city home, and we'll be right alongside this community as Toowoomba does what it does best.

Our thoughts are with the staff, volunteers, and the many families whose lives have been shaped by what that place stood for. Toowoomba rebuilds. It always does.

If you know of a fundraising or rebuilding effort underway, drop the link below.

15/03/2026

Latest reel created for Aberfeldy Barn

30sec reel created for social media event promotion.

Creativore responsible for:
Storyboarding and Concept
Scriptwriting
Production
Social Media Scheduling