Companies that rely on donations fight a tough battle with the numerous distractions that are found on our phones and on the internet, so it’s imperative that the journey from wanting to donate to actually donating is as short as possible. In a time where we’re always chasing the next new, it’s refreshing to know that sometimes the best solution can be old tech. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by ADtomic, Denmark for Oreo, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

We decided to turn the campaign idea “good intentions don’t save lives” on its head and make people’s intentions count for once. Through a Facebook-app people create a post asking their friends for likes and donate 1 kroner to Doctors without Borders for each like they get. Each collection runs for 48 hours and only likes from your own Facebook-friends count. By setting a maximum amount you can make sure not to go bankrupt – or decide to donate more if your friends are too slow. At the end of each donation people can post a picture saying thank you to all the friends who helped them donate. The donation solution – which is actually now a permanent solution – is still running. So what are you waiting for? Sign up and turn your friends’ likes into donations! www.msf.dk/likes Digital advertisement created by Konstellation, Denmark for Doctors Without Borders, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by NOA, Denmark for Danish Cancer Society, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by Robert/Boisen & Like-minded, Denmark for Børnefonden, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Producer: Jan P. Film advertisement created by Agency Spring, Denmark for OK, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

Wikipedia is banned in Turkey. 80 million Turks are without access to free knowledge as the Turkish government controls the internet. But we found a way to give them Wikipedia back. Through an FM radio pirate station. Ambient advertisement created by Danish School of Media and Journalism, Denmark for Wikipedia, within the category: Education.

Ambient advertisement created by TN Reklame, Denmark for Lej Et Lig, within the category: Automotive.

Denmark is one of the first countries in the world to stop defining being transgender as a mental illness. But the gender struggle does not end there. With Gender Free Internet Copenhagen Pride give people all over the world respect and recognition by making it possible to surf the Internet without being confronted with the discrimination of gender boxes. The future is gender free, and it starts with a Gender Free Internet. Experiential advertisement created by Uncle Grey, Denmark for Copenhagen Pride, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Kommunikationsbureauet København, Denmark for Doctors Without Borders, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Outdoor advertisement created by envision, Denmark for WWF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by TN Reklame, Denmark for Lej Et Lig, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Brandhouse, Denmark for Interflora, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Kadaver, Denmark for Kilroy, within the category: Professional Services.

Co Production Company / Radioaktive Film Film advertisement created by Co Plus, Denmark for Bang & Olufsen, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Even the toughest and the most bad-tempered persons can’t fight the happiness that comes with eating the sweets from Nørregade. Film advertisement created by Lowe, Denmark for Nørregade, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

What happens when you mix a thousand year old craft with modern technology? This was the question the young danish ceramics brand TORTUS COPENHAGEN asked as it seeked new ways to convey the values of hand-made craftsmanship to a broader audience. The Idea: the reinvention of the (potter’s) wheel. We created a short film capturing handwork in a fully new perpective. With the use of modern technology already widely used in the area of x-treme sports, we captured something quite different; a piece of clay being shaped by the hand at hundreds of rotations per minute. The new angle: the world revolves around the growing form like in the eye of a tornado. From a piece of earth to a stunning vase, this created a never before seen and beautiful perspective of the making process that transcend the somewhat antiquated notions about the artform.

How far south can you travel by train, if the travel time must not be longer than that of a flight? Can you convert your petrol-driven car to an electric car? And how hard do you need to work if you want to be known as the Danish answer to Leonardo DiCaprio? Casting the spotlight on #WTFgørvimedklimaet (#WTFarewedoingwiththeclimate),The Danish energy and telecommunications group SE is engaging in the climate debate in a new campaign; In six short films, Danish comedian Magnus Millang and his brother Emil will examine just how disastrous the state of climate is in Denmark. Magnus Millang and the viewers are exposed to various dilemmas in terms of what is climate-friendly and what is not. Whether we drive an electric car, eat lots of beef or fly when we go on holiday, it all has an impact on our shared climate.

The global pandemic has changed the world - forever. And some regions are a long way from seeing the end of the threat. The fact is that we can only come out of the pandemic stronger through supporting each other, and by giving more than we take. Nordgreen is supporting the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund powered by the WHO Foundation. Nordgreen has made a $15,000 USD donation that supports the COVID 19 Solidarity Response Fund, powered by the WHO Foundation in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in corners of the world where help is desperately needed in the present moment. All the funds will come directly from Nordgreen's Giving Back Programme, and all funds received beyond that amount will be donated to the same mission in the period between June 3 - July 15. We live in times of immense contrast. Some countries are emerging from the COVID-19 crisis to a considerable extent, and are able to reflect upon the whole rollercoaster of turmoils and emotions experienced globally throughout the past year and a half. Yet, others are still in the midst of it, and are in desperate need of help in order to prevail. We hope that Never Stop Giving will fuel a desire to help those in need in parts of the world where the pandemic is still prevalent.

To make people sign up for Amnesty Lifeline, a global network of individuals standing up for human rights by signing online petitions, we decided to show them somebody else's signature before and after torture. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Amnesty International, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.