From Suicide Prevention Campaigns to Ethical Tea Branding
Kalin Ned — October 27, 2024 — Social Good
Brands in the October 2024 social good round-up engage in charitable and awareness-raising initiatives that seek to support vulnerable communities and address societal problems and climate change.
The Women's Brain Health Initiative, for example, launched a new video series titled Listen to the Children to address the growing concern of mobile device addiction among youth. Elsewhere, a popular non-profit organization To Write Love On Her Arms runs a suicide prevention campaign and provides critical mental health resources via the campaign website, PleaseStayAlive.com. Other brands like YUZU, Match Group's social app for Asian Americans, strive to engage the Gen Z demographic on the important civic duty of voting.
The October 2024 social good round-up also highlights some accessibility enhancements like Good2Go and RightHear's RightHear app for impaired individuals who need extra assistance with daily activities.
The Women's Brain Health Initiative, for example, launched a new video series titled Listen to the Children to address the growing concern of mobile device addiction among youth. Elsewhere, a popular non-profit organization To Write Love On Her Arms runs a suicide prevention campaign and provides critical mental health resources via the campaign website, PleaseStayAlive.com. Other brands like YUZU, Match Group's social app for Asian Americans, strive to engage the Gen Z demographic on the important civic duty of voting.
The October 2024 social good round-up also highlights some accessibility enhancements like Good2Go and RightHear's RightHear app for impaired individuals who need extra assistance with daily activities.
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