Corporate Social Responsibility

Many of the world’s top 100 most reputable companies have little to show for the millions of dollars spent on CSR initiatives.

A study finds that more than three-quarters of young adults would think more highly of a company that helps them support a cause they care about.

A Pinterest presence and a special live event promoting in-home sustainability drove awareness around the Kleenex Cottonelle toilet paper brand.

A Pinterest presence and a special live event promoting in-home sustainability drove awareness around the Kleenex Cottonelle toilet paper brand.

 Winner: American Chemical Society – Bytesize Science Originally launched in 2010, the Bytesize Science video series—designed to help the public discover chemistry in an educational and entertaining way—was relaunched in 2011 in an effort to gain more… Continued

Co-Winner: Georgia Dental Association – Georgia Mission of Mercy Communications Plan  After recognizing a decline in the state-funded dental care safety net for adults in Georgia during the economic recession, a network of dentists took action by… Continued

Co-Winner: Georgia Dental Association – Georgia Mission of Mercy Communications Plan  After recognizing a decline in the state-funded dental care safety net for adults in Georgia during the economic recession, a network of dentists took action by… Continued

NASCAR – NASCAR Green Since implementing an integrated marketing communications approach in 2011, NASCAR has been able to shift its NASCAR Green movement from a punchline for The Colbert Report to an effective communications vehicle for sustainable behavior among its fan… Continued

Bristol-Meyers Squibb turned the HIV fight into a movement by teaming up with the Alvin Ailey dance company to showcase the stories of those impacted by HIV.

Bristol-Meyers Squibb turned the HIV fight into a movement by teaming up with the Alvin Ailey dance company to showcase the stories of those impacted by HIV.