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-production: Wave Productions, Vancouver Exposure: PSA rotation THE LOWDOWN The charity Aids Vancouver ...
. This mailer uses charm where so many other charities would have used shock, and I repaid it with my attention. From one charity to another: the British Association for Adoption & Fostering (5). A clever media idea ... : Phil Wyatt Photographer: Seamus Ryan Exposure: 45,000 high-value regular charity donors ...
that it's easier to be creatively brave in some sectors than others - a hard-hitting charity call ...
,000 high-value regular charity donors THE LOWDOWN A direct mail campaign from Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw asks 45,000 affluent charity donors to pledge £100 to the Samaritans. The creative is based ...
in the national and automotive press. PROSTATE CANCER CHARITY - REAL MEN KNOW ALL ABOUT IT Project: Real men know all about it Client: John Neate, chief executive, Prostate Cancer Charity Brief: Make men ... Charity Designer: Paul Beer Exposure: Radio, outdoor, print THE LOWDOWN Ricky Gervais has pulled ...
turned their hands to a charity ad that Saatchi & Saatchi has created for the NSPCC. The 60-second spot ...
thank you to existing Innocent fans, find new ones and raise money for charity while enjoying some funky ...
print ads for National Children's Homes (3), urging us all to join it on sponsored walks for the charity ...
charity has raised more than £5 million from the sale of more than 300,000 of its distinctive T-shirts and sleeveless tops emblazoned with blue targets. The charity has turned to a cinema campaign from Rainey Kelly ...
tree seed. Scheduled for 24 September, the run has been organised by Trees for Cities, a charity ... of the charity and event. The ads will be positioned in numerous London Underground station locations, provided ...
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