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Ramp

Name: Ramp
Address: 600/77 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, M5S1M2, CA
Telephone: +16479951340
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Impact consulting, brand strategy & creative services transform businesses into Enlightened Brands™

Ramp Communications, located in Toronto, is a bright, progressive, privately-owned full-service advertising agency specializing in the social profit sector. We choose to work with organizations that positively impact people, their communities, and the world.

10/16/2026

October 18 is World Menopause Day. Many people experiencing menopause and perimenopause are managing symptoms at work without support. The Menopause Foundation of Canada found that a quarter of respondents hid their symptoms at work.

At Ramp, our Menopause and Menstruation Policy builds in flexibility and accommodation, and we asked our team what that means to them. Karly’s new blog looks at why workplace support matters and what our Ramp Pulse research with Caddle shows about how hard these conversations still are.

Read Karly's blog here: https://ramp.agency/is-it-hot-in-here/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=world-menopause-day-blog&utm_content=ramp-facebook-oct16

10/09/2026

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. This year’s theme is “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.”

In our Ramp Pulse research, more Canadians chose personal stories and lived experience as the most credible approach in mental health messaging than any other option. Our new blog looks at what that means for the people who write and fund this work.

Read the blog: https://ramp.agency/making-room-for-lived-experience-in-mental-health-communications/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-day-blog&utm_content=ramp-facebook-oct9

09/28/2026

September is Craniofacial Acceptance Month. This month we're highlighting AboutFace, a Toronto-based charity that supports children, youth and adults with facial differences across Canada.

AboutFace runs Camp Trailblazers, a summer camp for kids and youth with facial differences, along with a school program, a Speaker Series and post-secondary scholarships.

A few years ago, Ramp worked with AboutFace on My Difference Should Make No Difference, a campaign that helped employers understand facial difference in the workplace. You can read about it here: https://ramp.agency/work/aboutface/

Learn more about AboutFace or donate: https://aboutface.ca/

08/26/2026

Karly, our Managing Director, has been reflecting on something she keeps running into from both sides of the table: the RFP process is broken, and most people in the industry know it.

After talking with her network, agency folks and procurement teams alike, she pulled together 5 things that attract the right agency partner to your RFP. From budget transparency to realistic timelines to closing the loop with the agencies who didn't win.

Read the full breakdown 👇
https://ramp.agency/5-things-that-attract-the-right-agency-partner-to-your-rfp/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=rfp_blog&utm_content=fb_post

07/27/2026

🧠 Is your mental health messaging actually being seen?

We surveyed 8,516 Canadians to find out — and the results might surprise you.

📊 Here's what we learned:

1. Over 1 in 4 Canadians say they don't come across mental health messaging at all in daily life

2. Doctor and healthcare provider referral is the ﹟1 trust influence — but clinical tone ranks second-last for credibility

3. Personal stories and lived experience are the most credible tone across every generation surveyed

4. Gen Z is the only generation that trusts organizational endorsement over a doctor's referral

Download the full Ramp Pulse: Mental Health Communications in Canada report. https://ramp.agency/ramp_pulse_mental_health_communications_in_canada/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=ramp-facebook-july27

Produced in partnership with Caddle

07/24/2026

In our recent Ramp Pulse Report, we found that Gen Z is the only generation where organizational endorsement outranks doctor referral as a top trusted influence for mental health resources. A quarter of Gen Z say they don't come across mental health messaging at all, roughly in line with every other generation. Where they diverge is on trust.

We wrote about what that means for communicators: https://ramp.agency/gen-z-and-mental-health-messaging-what-the-data-shows-in-mental-health-messaging-even-when-canadians-trust-clinical-sources-copy/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=ramp-genz

07/23/2026

In our recent Ramp Pulse Report, we asked Canadians two separate questions. One about what would influence whether they trust a mental health resource. One about what tone they find most credible when they encounter mental health messaging.

Doctor or healthcare provider referral is the top trust influence. Yet when asked what tone they find most credible, clinical or expert-backed content ranked second-last.

We wrote about what that tension means for communicators: https://ramp.agency/why-clinical-tone-ranks-second-last-in-mental-health-messaging-even-when-canadians-trust-clinical-sources/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=ramp-clinical

07/22/2026

In our latest Pulse survey, 27% of Canadians said they don't come across mental health messaging in their daily lives at all. Among that group, 44% said nothing on our list of trusted influences would move them toward a mental health resource.

We wrote about what the data tells us, and what questions it raised that we couldn't answer yet: https://ramp.agency/over-a-quarter-of-canadians-say-they-arent-encountering-mental-health-messaging-at-all/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=ramp-unreached

07/17/2026

We partnered with our friends at Caddle to survey 8,516 Canadians on how mental health messaging reaches people in daily life, and what makes it feel credible. We've written about what we found so far, with more findings to come.

Read it here: https://ramp.agency/what-we-found-when-we-asked-how-mental-health-messaging-is-reaching-canadians/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=blog-launch

07/15/2026

Today we're releasing new Canadian research on mental health communications.

We partnered with to survey 8,516 Canadians on how mental health messaging reaches people in daily life, and what makes it land. The findings offer a grounded look at what's reaching Canadians and what isn't, for any organization communicating in this space.

The Ramp Pulse: Mental Health Communications in Canada is available now. Short, focused, and free to download.

https://ramp.agency/ramp_pulse_mental_health_communications_in_canada/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mental-health-pulse&utm_content=launch-post

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600/77 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON
M5S1M2

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16479951340

Website

https://linktr.ee/ramp.agency

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