26 Sep 2003
This charity campaign for the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is called "some things you can only do with a pet".
Its mission is to remind people about pet adoption by showing friends and family in situations where they try to re-create the human-animal relationship ...
26 Sep 2003
| by Marie-Louise Neill, Chair, APG and Christine Asbury, Vice-chair, APG
and charity
Best contribution to media thinking
Best strategic insight
Best consumer insight
Best ...
of the target audience that led to truly different advertising for a charity. By defining the target in a less-than-flattering way, TBWA\London helped to create charity advertising with a sting in its tail. Rather than shocking ...
26 Sep 2003
, said: "This is a revolutionary way for charities to communicate with audiences, offering a novel ...
19 Sep 2003
| by Winston Fletcher, the chairman of the Advertising Standards Board of Finance and a director of Delaney Lund Knox Warren
're good too. And some charity stuff, I suppose."
That was about it. Nobody could think of any other ...
. With the exception of a few COI Communications and charity campaigns - a tiny percentage of total UK advertising ...
, charity advertising, political and pressure group advertisements bring worthwhile causes to the public ...
05 Sep 2003
hard-hitting press campaign for the charity Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Aware UK.
05 Sep 2003
| by Mark Sweney
, is aimed at increasing the membership of the charity.
The pitch is being overseen by Age Concern ...
in May. The charity appointed Zalpha, WWAV Rapp Collins' consultancy arm, to make the brand more relevant ...
05 Sep 2003
regular venue for gigs by the agency's house band and fund raisers for the agency's nominated charity ...
05 Sep 2003
| by Jeremy Bullmore
A: Here are four dynamic actions I would suggest you resist.
Issuing an agency-wide memo entitled Raising the Bar.
Firing half the department you inherit and hiring, at three times the cost, the last two creative teams to have won obscure awards for obscure charities.
Publicly declaring ...