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The French Will Never Forget and Euro RSCG Worldwide PR earned international media coverage for its campaign to mark the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

Co-Winner: Coca-Cola Enterprises Corporate responsibility and sustainability at Coca-Cola Enterprises begins at the very top. A specially designated committee of the board of directors meets five times a year to review CCE’s progress on the… Continued

Winner: Honda Manufacturing of Alabama In the wake of the devastating tornadoes that swept through Alabama on April 27, 2011, Honda Manufacturing of Alabama (HMA) took immediate action, providing manpower, relief items and vehicles to… Continued

Co-Winner: Toys “R” Us Inc. – Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation “Fight Childhood Cancer, One Cup at a Time” Fundraising Campaign Toys ”R” Us Children’s Fund partnered with Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) as part of… Continued

Co-Winner: National Football League – NFL Play 60 The NFL Play 60 campaign is designed to tackle the childhood obesity epidemic by educating kids age 6-14 about health habits and the importance of being active… Continued

Winner: JetBlue Airways and Company 20 Inc. – Soar With Reading: Let Your Imagination Take Flight At first glance, JetBlue and PBS KIDS don’t have much in common. But in 2011 the two teamed up… Continued

Winner: Amway – Amway One by One Campaign for Children Blog The One by One blog started in 2006 as a way to increase transparency, converse with supporters and showcase the impact the organization makes… Continued

Winner: Bank of America, Weber Shandwick, APCO Worldwide and Hill Holiday Opportunity in Motion: Bank of America’s 2010 Corporate Social Responsibility Report In 2010, Bank of America published its first comprehensive GRI-compliant Corporate Social Responsibility… Continued

When consumers are buying a car or choosing a vitamin or a bank—or almost anything—they may ask their friends what they think. But, only 38% will trust a product or a service more because friends… Continued

When consumers are buying a car or choosing a vitamin or a bank—or almost anything—they may ask their friends what they think. But, only 38% will trust a product or a service more because friends… Continued