As part of its initiative to reinvigorate products for the fabric category, Procter&Gamble reveals the results of the recent collaboration between Tide Pods and designer Tracy Reese, a member of Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA). She has created the machine-washable fashionable garments that will be crowdsourced on Pinterest and later unveiled in her Fall/Winter 2014 collection.

The international initiative (RED), which engages people and businesses in the fight against AIDS, has released a new electronic and pop music compilation to raise awareness of the issue and generate funds to fight it. The album titled DANCE (RED) SAVE LIVES2 is launched ahead of December 1, The World AIDS Day. The decision to release the compilation builds on the success of the 2012 DANCE (RED) SAVE LIVES music album that was #1 in the iTunes dance charts in 33 countries.

Patagonia is promoting its “buy less, wear for a longer time” philosophy ahead of the Christmas shopping frenzy. The brand has created a film, “Worn Wear,” to celebrate individuals who make the most of their clothing and wear it as long as it’s physically possible. As part of the campaign, Patagonia also partners with peer-edited repair manual iFixit that provides tips on how to revive old pieces of clothing.

Johnnie Walker has released a new strikingly beautiful video featuring glasses to raise awareness of how dangerous drinking and driving can be. The 90-sec spot sees whisky glasses that, driven by magic, build up a race car and then shatter into a million sharp pieces. The Glass Car video by Iris Singapore and director Russell Appleford is launched to support the brand’s new effort, Join The Pact, inspiring consumers to sign a pledge to never drink and drive.

Electrolux is launching the 2014 installment of its international design competition, Electrolux Design Lab, aimed to find cutting-edge concepts for improving our homes. Tapping into the fast growing trend of making our living spaces greener and benefitting to our body and mind, Electrolux has announced that the theme of the next year’s contest is “Creating Healthy Homes.”

Building on its Sustainable Living Plan, Unilever is rolling out a new initiative aimed at encouraging people across the globe to make sustainable consumer choices for the common good. The philosophy of the movement dubbed Project Sunlight focuses on the commitment to preserve the nature for next generations. The program that motivates people to care more about the environment to make the world a better place for their children is launching today, November 20, on Universal Children’s Day, in Brazil, India, Indonesia, the UK and the US.

Toyota is launching a new campaign, “TeenDrive365,” to encourage parents to discuss dangers of distracting while driving with their kids who are young drivers. Today, distracted driving is one of the leading causes of death for teenagers. The US National Security Council estimates there have been 900,000+ car accidents so far in 2013 that were caused by drivers who were using their cellphones. While car brands constantly remind of the danger of texting and driving, it is parents who should explain kids how to behave behind the wheel.

TeenDrive365, Toyota’s biggest effort centered on the teen driving safety so far, encompasses all types of ad content, from print, radio, display and online ads to sponsored content on Twitter and Facebook and a digital hub, it’s key communication platform. The new effort, developed by the ad agency 360i, is focusing on the notion that the first year teenagers get their driver’s license is the most dangerous one in their lives.