Does it take much to be kind and make at least a few people around you happy? Coca-Cola with help of Ogilvy Brazil launches a new campaign dubbed “Coca-Cola Let’s Go Crazy” to celebrate those who share positive power within their communities. While they may seem crazy to most people around, their contribution to making the world happier is truly great.
Category Archive: Sustainability
Starbucks is tackling the problem of trash from disposable cups with a new offering, a $1 reusable tumbler, which is available across the USA and Canada starting today, January 4. Owners of the new tumbler, which visually resembles the iconic Starbucks paper cup with the brand’s green logo, will have a discount each time they refill it. According to USA Today, the environmentally friendly tumbler “pays for itself after 10 uses.”
There hardly can be found a health-related occasion with a bigger resonance across the globe than World AIDS Day, December 1. The picture of HIV/AIDS is changing every year, now for better, but it is still far from being perfect, i.e. without the infection at all—scientists are planning to eliminate the pandemic by 2050.
Diesel has announced some plans for the upcoming year. The brand is teaming up with the EDUN label founded by Bono and his wife Ali Hewson, “a global fashion brand bringing about positive change through its trading relationship with Africa,” to launch a new collaborative collection in spring 2013. So far, the brands do not say much about the new line, but considering Diesel’s braveness and EDUN’s Africa-benefitting philosophy, the denim range is expected to combine a creative twist and a social/eco conscious approach.
Yesterday in Berlin, the honoured jury named the recipient of the first PUMA.Creative Impact Award, which was founded by the lifestyle and sports brand PUMA and British-American not-for-profit foundation BRITDOC to celebrate those documentaries, which have the most positive social and environmental impact.