Kraft Foods Oscar Mayer has launched a humorous campaign in the U.S., which is promoting the brand’s Oscar Mayer Selects, the new line of meat products without preservatives. The new promotion, the largest one in the brand’s history, was developed by mcgarrybowen Chicago—it is dubbed ‘It’s Yes Food’ and is revolving around saying ‘no’ and ‘yes’ in daily life. The campaign is rolling out across multiple platforms, including TV, print and online, communicating the message of how easy it is to say ‘yes’ to  Oscar Mayer Selects—Hot Dogs, Cold Cuts and Bacon—without any artificial preservatives.

Facebook urges its community to donate something much more personal than clothing and more valuable than money. The number one social network has teamed up with Donate Life America to launch a large-scale initiative, which is calling users to support the national organization by sharing that they are registered organ, eye and tissue donors and can help save lives of people in hospitals across the country. The new life-saving commitment was announced yesterday, May 1, by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in the exclusive interview on ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’—he also was among the first to join the online philanthropic movement.

Maybelline New York is welcoming a new spokesmodel, Charlotte Free, who will promote the brand’s product with her iconic extravagant touch. To announce the partnership, the brand has launched a bizarre spot staring the newcomer and Patrick Pope, P’Trique of viral videos ‘Sh*t Fashion Girls Say’ on Maybelline New York’s official channel on YouTube. Titled ‘#TopChicret —Announcing Charlotte Free as New Face of #1 Cosmetic Brand in the World,’ it is telling the good news in a humorous and light-hearted manner, mimicking the way the information spreads in the chick gals world.