The Grohe 'Hope Flows' Ladylux Faucets Cascade for Breast Cancer
Amelia Roblin — September 25, 2010 — Art & Design
References: us.grohehopeflows & core77
Grohe has begun a campaign to support Breast Cancer research by means of purchase donations from its elegant 'Hope Flows' Ladylux faucets.
The company has conveyed the extent to which the disease has touched too many of its employees and customers. It pledged to contribute $25 for each faucet sale to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Every consumer purchase is said to enable 30 minutes of research.
The company has conveyed the extent to which the disease has touched too many of its employees and customers. It pledged to contribute $25 for each faucet sale to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Every consumer purchase is said to enable 30 minutes of research.
Trend Themes
1. Donation-driven Marketing - Companies are implementing donation-driven marketing campaigns to support causes and engage customers in social impact.
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Industry Implications
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3. Retail - Retailers can leverage cause-related marketing campaigns to attract socially conscious consumers and drive sales while making a positive impact on society.
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