Cause Marketing
How Jägermeister Supported Artists, and Protesters, with a Virtual Gallery
When South Bronx, NY-based art gallery and creative agency Compound attached a “temporarily closed” sign to its door in March as a result of the pandemic, it got the wheels spinning for founder Set Free Richardson. What would it take to keep the organization afloat amid the new normal? The solution was to deliver art...
How Brands Delivered Pride Campaigns Amid the Pandemic
In 2019, Pride Month was brimming with sponsorship activations, installations, education and revelry. But all was quiet on the experiential front during June this year. Call it a sign of the times. With parades and other in-person Pride events and experiences canceled in the wake of COVID-19, brands had little room to deliver meaningful campaigns....
How Klarna Engaged Consumers Through a Virtual Drag Brunch Series
For fans and members of the drag community, life without live performances amid the pandemic has been, well, a drag. Fortunately, payment provider Klarna raised spirits and funds for the community with its Breakfast for Dinner virtual drag brunch series. Hosted on Facebook Live by queens Kim Chi and Naomi Smalls, Breakfast for Dinner took...
Cora Engages Women’s March Attendees with a Luxury Bathroom Experience
Even amid the Nikes and Patagonias of the world, it takes guts for a brand to voice its political opinion. At the 2020 Women’s March in Washington, D.C., organic feminine care company Cora did just that. Armed with a sponsorship and a mission, the brand took advantage of its presence in Freedom Plaza to sample...