UPS shows commitment to small business once again

The campaign, brought to life by The Martin Agency, spotlights a small business that uniquely impacts a whole community of golfers.

The film, titled Two Dreams, draws from the idea that small businesses are started by someone with a dream, and that dream empowers others to fulfil their own.

The spot is the latest iteration from UPS' Be Unstoppable platform, cementing UPS' support for small businesses and small business owners. Through Two Dreams, UPS is continuing to double down on its commitment to keep inclusive small business owners moving forward because it keeps their customers moving forward. To date, UPS has donated more than $1.5 million in grants to diverse-owned businesses including partnerships with New York Fashion Week, Hypebeast Ltd, and Complex Networks.

UPS – Two Dreams

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Agency The Martin Agency/Richmond
Production Company magna studios/Los Angeles
Director Haley Elizabeth Anderson

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Agency The Martin Agency/Richmond
Production Company magna studios/Los Angeles
Director Haley Elizabeth Anderson
President Davud Karbassioun
Executive Producer Nick Fuller
Executive Producer James Sorton
Director of Production Clark Farrell
DP Tehillah De Castro

Editor Federico Brusilovsky
Editing/Post Production/Special Effects Company Lost Planet
Post Producer Casey Cayko
Audio/Music/Sound Company Grayson Music
Chief Executive Officer Danny Robinson
Chief Creative Officer Jerry Hoak
Executive Creative Director Jordi Martinez Ortega
Group Creative Director Alberto Orte

Creative Director Kevin Ragland
Art Director Sydney Aloe
Copywriter Kelsey Whipple
Executive Producer Nicole Lederman
Producer Marjorie Fajardo
Producer Max Simpson
Production Designer Elizabeth Beck

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Approximately 57 million Americans (19%) live with some form of disability. An estimated 18 million of them played golf before sustaining their disability. One of those 18 million people is Sam Shockley, a veteran who lost both of his legs in Afghanistan. After 60 surgeries, he just wanted to play golf again.

Thanks to small business owner Deryck Jernigan, Sam can do just that. Deryck owns SoloRider, a company that creates single-rider golf carts meant to get players with disabilities back onto the links.

As a longtime sponsor of the Masters, UPS wanted to use this opportunity to shine a light on a small golf business, and a community that could benefit from exposure, and none could be more deserving than SoloRider.

To spread the word about adaptive golf and get more players into the sport, UPS has purchased two SoloRiders and will be gifting them to golf courses that currently don’t have accessibility options.