French Red Cross scores viral hit via Harlem Shake with a difference
07 Mar 2013 | by Staff
The French Red Cross has scored a viral hit with a Harlem Shake video with a notable difference.
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Kids Company "make it stop" by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
16 Apr 2013
The children s charity Kids Company has released a series of films on Twitter s short-form video platform, Vine. The three six-second videos, which are looped, show children in various states of neglect. Each video is accompanied by a plea to donate money to the charity by text. Abbott Mead Vickers...
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Anthony Nolan, the blood cancer awareness charity, has launched an online ad campaign to encourage men to donate bone marrow.
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The domestic violence charity Refuge has launched an interactive video campaign by the French artist, musician and animated film director Fursy Teyssier and the digital agency Code Computerlove. The YouTube video features a hand-painted-effect animation to help people recognise the signs of domestic...
British Heart Foundation "mini Vinnie" by Grey London
20 Nov 2012
Grey London has launched the next phase of its British Heart Foundation campaign with a number of new films, including a TV ad starring 12-year-old Brenock O Connor as a mini version of the charity s campaign frontman, Vinnie Jones. The spot is designed to promote hands-only CPR to a younger generation....
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05 Nov 2012
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05 Nov 2012
The MTV EXIT Foundation, an organisation which works to end exploitation and trafficking, has produced a music video that highlights the dangers and impact of human trafficking.
Bite-Back 'fin' by Ogilvy & Mather London
30 Oct 2012
Ogilvy & Mather London has created a spot for the shark conservation charity Bite-Back.
Home Office 'PCC elections' by RKCR/Y&R
17 Oct 2012
Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R has created its first campaign for police and crime commissioners.
Crisis targets corporate sector with FT-backed campaign
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Crisis, the homeless charity, is hoping to raise £600,000 by targeting businesses via a digital Christmas e-card campaign.
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