2. Bunch is an influential media, events and consulting company that caters exclusively to families with kids aged 0-10. We publish an online magazine for families, produce a season of unique arts & culture based events and consult for friendly brands that want to reach out to influencers in the family market. We have a huge subscriber audience, major brands as clients and we work with exciting cultural partners. Barenaked Lady Jim Creeggan and his family rode our client Yahoo’s purple Y! Bike and blogged about it.

3. Bunch Relationships

4. Bunch has 3 Divisions: Bunch Events : A ticketed season of unique arts and culture based experiences for families, taking place in critical Canadian markets with friendly companies attached as sponsors. Examples: Concerts, dance parties, artist salons. Bunch Consulting: We help friendly brands reach out to families. Bunch Media: A blog and culturally influential newsletter about creative families and the things they do together.

7. Bunch Family Dance Party: Wild Rumpus Edition Oct. 4, 2009 Sponsors: Yahoo! and Warner Bros. 800 Attendees GOAL: Leverage the excitement about the Spike Jonze “Where the Wild Things Are” movie for our sponsors and for Bunch. STRATEGY: Use the event to create collateral that will get lots of media pick-up and have a strong probability of going viral over the web.

9. Result: 22,000,157 impressions AND we got name checked on director Spike Jonzes’ personal site - twice!

10. Yahoo! Quebec Experiential Programs August-October 2009 Goal: Reach out to families in Montreal and generate awareness and love for Yahoo! Quebec with a strong focus on French speaking families Strategy: Use well established Montreal Festivals as a channel to reach the public and offer them free experiences and playful branded swag.

12. 3,350 PURPLE BEACH BALLS 903 PURPLE HAIR DO’S 1,357 PURPLE PHOTO BOOTH PICTURES 23,076,161 IMPRESSIONS Results:

16. Editorial mention, adspace and linked logo impressions in the Bunch Mag, Bunch Blog or Bunch Event blasts (10,000 subscribers). Big box ad space on the Bunch site Sponsor Activations

17. Logo inclusion in advertising on partners’ media properties valued between $5,000 and $20,000 and reaching up to 800,000 parents Sponsor Activations

19. Bunch 2010 Season Sunday, January 30th, 1-4 PM Bunch Family Dance Party WinterCity Edition Attendees: 2,000 Partners: Bunch, City of Toronto, World Wildlife Foundation

20. Bunch 2010 Season Monday, February 15th, 12-4 PM Bunch Family Day Attendees: 2,000 Partners: Bunch, Toronto Public Library

21. Sunday, April 4, 2-5 PM Bunch Family Salon Attendance: 1,000 May 8, 2010, 2-5 PM Bunch Family Dance Party: Mother’s Day Edition Atendance: 1,000 October 3, 2010, 2-5 PM Bunch Family Dance Party: Fall Launch Attendance: 800 November 28, 2010, 2-5 PM Bunch Family Dance Party: Punk Rock Edition Attendance: 800 Bunch 2010 Season

22. Bunch Creative Director Rebecca Brown Rebecca is a theatre director who trained in New York and worked in the arts scene in Toronto, New York and Montreal. She is part of a network of culturally influential musicians, artists, writers, filmmakers and journalists, who strangely, all had kids around the same time. Bunch relies on the endorsement, cool hunting ability, talent and counsel of these smart friends to create inspiring programs and content.

23. “ Bunch stages sophisticated but accessible art and cultural events for families.” The Toronto Star, March 26, 2009 “ The Bunch Family blog is an inspiring compendium of kids and families doing fascinating things across the globe.” Sweetmama.ca, March 23, 2009 “ Rebecca Brown has an eyes-narrowed intensity when she talks... “I think this generation of parents has made a serious investment in the more soulful aspects of life, in quality of life,” she says. “Parents want to have amazing experiences with their kids. They want to be part of a community. It’s about sharing your interests with your kids just as you share theirs.” Toronto Life, May 2008, Cover Story Baby Wars by Katrina Onstad “ Hipsters who love their children also love Bunch.” National Post, Sept. 26, 2007 Q&A: Where All the Cool Kids Go by Karon Liu “ Rebecca Brown, a Toronto parent, who co-founded Bunch, says more and more kids are being exposed to adult forms of culture. “There’s a shift in the way people are parenting,” she says. “There’s less of a division of what is adult and what is for children.” The Globe and Mail, Feb. 2007 Mini-Socialites by Rebecca Eckler