The breast cancer awareness charity Coppafeel, founded by the disease survivor Kris Hallenga, continues its last year’s high-impact visual campaign in the U.K. This year the advertised material features a collage of 24 pictures of bare-chested women, with each image accompanied by the word they chose to describe their breasts. These posters, created by the agency Karmarama, will run on digital outdoor screens nationwide until the end of February.

Compelling content created by charities drives donations, latest Kentico research finds

The U.S.-based web content and customer experience management firm Kentico Software, has conducted a Non-Profit Website Survey among 332 American adults who regularly donate to charities online to learn what’s important for them besides the cause itself.

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CoppaFeel and Rankin desexualise the image of women’s breast to raise cancer awareness

UK breast cancer awareness nonprofit CoppaFeel, famed British photographer Rankin and professional typographer Alison Carmichael have teamed up for a project that aims to desexualise female breasts and pay attention to what this part of women’s body should normally look like.

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Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R encourage Brits to paint nails in pink and donate

London-based WPP-owned creative agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R has launched their own charitable initiative to support the breast cancer cause and raise donations in the UK.

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UNICEF used roly-polies instead of traditional donation boxes to raise money for kids

To raise awareness of children in need and encourage people to donate more, UNICEF South Korea devised a simple, but brilliant solution—giant street roly-polies. The huge toys that worked as donation boxes illustrated how a donation could help a kid stand up.

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Coppafeel continues the breast awareness campaign «What normal feels like» in the U.K.

Compelling content created by charities drives donations, latest Kentico research finds

CoppaFeel and Rankin desexualise the image of women’s breast to raise cancer awareness

Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R encourage Brits to paint nails in pink and donate

UNICEF used roly-polies instead of traditional donation boxes to raise money for kids