As the original warm cookie delivery service, Tiff's Treats is legendary. So, what better way to promote a legendary brand like Tiff's than with some legendary Texas Longhorns football stars? Film advertisement created by The Shop, United States for Tiff's Treats, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Ambient advertisement created by Society, South Africa for Steri Stumpie, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

This garden set is flexible. As your relationship could be. Film advertisement created by the Smarts, Bulgaria for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by SpecialOne, Russia for SKA, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for Burger King, within the category: Food.

Digital advertisement created by McCann, Italy for Centro Clinico Nemo, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Madre, Argentina for Aerolineas Argentinas, within the category: Transport.

Digital advertisement created by SMFB, Norway for Freia, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Even knowing its wrong, people stop on disabled people parking space. To solve this problem, we created a totem that recognizes and fines in real time drivers unauthorized to park on those spaces. Herb, The GuardThe solution for predatory parking. Integrated advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Brazil for Google, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by AbbaSez, United States for Frontier Airlines, within the category: Transport.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United Kingdom for Direct Line Group, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by DDB, France for National Geographic, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by Y&R, Mexico for Camimex, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

Adults are taken more seriously than kids, and so are their problems. But here’s the thing: kids have adult-sized problems. Anxiety, depression, grief – their problems are big and need to be heard. That’s why Kids Help Phone is giving them an adult voice to make sure they're taken seriously too. In their first campaign for Kids Help Phone as agency of record, McCann Canada created a series of films featuring esteemed Canadian actors performing monologues about anxiety, grief, coming out and other real obstacles, only to find out that these conversations were actually from kids who have reached out to Kids Help Phone in times of need. Film advertisement created by McCann Worldgroup, Canada for Kids Help Phone, within the categories: Health, Other.

Advertising agency Spawn Ideas has launched the latest edition of its 90x2020 initiative for the United Way of Anchorage, a multi-year, integrated-marketing campaign that aims to raise funds that the organization will use to increase the local high school graduation rate to 90% by 2020. “Look Beyond the Labels” is the tagline for the 2019 campaign, which is targeting TV, print, radio and digital media to show people the various barriers that keep students from getting an education. “The strategic idea was to give Anchorage a story they could root for and include them in the solution,” said Kaylee Devine at Spawn Ideas. “So many times, people look at kids who skip school or who do poorly as bad or lazy, when the truth is we don't know what they're going through. They might have to take care of younger siblings or maybe don't get enough to eat and can't concentrate enough to do well.” The objective of “Look Beyond the Labels” is to tell stories that create empathy for students who are having trouble staying in school and, it is hoped, to generate donations to United Way programs that research has shown can help them graduate. The initiative has been successful thus far: When it began in 2005, the graduation rate was 59.6% [compared with the national average of 73%]. It has risen to 81.6% in 2019. In one TV ad, set in a classroom, the camera focuses on a student who stares straight ahead with a dead-eyed glaze. “I’M NOT SMART ENOUGH,” the screen reads. However, as the camera pans back, additional text appears, making the picture—and the kid’s words—come into better focus. “It’s not that I’M NOT SMART,” the young man explains. “I just can’t think when I don’t get ENOUGH to eat.” In “I HATE SCHOOL,” we learn that what a teenage girl actually loathes is getting teased by other students about wearing dirty clothes to class. “There’s more to every kid’s story,” a female narrator says, before directing viewers to the 90by2020.org website to learn more about how they can help Anchorage students graduate. Print ads use a similar tack and feature teens with sensational labels like, “I’M A LOST CAUSE” or “I’M JUST LAZY.” However, when we look closer and read between the lines, we see smaller text that helps tell a more complete story. The campaign is running as both paid media (radio, TV, digital) and PSAs (TV) in Anchorage, Alaska. PSAs will continue throughout spring 2019. The digital buy was enhanced with Google AdWords and had a strong presence at local newspaper site ADN.com. Integrated advertisement created by Spawn Ideas, United States for United Way of Anchorage, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Latinworks, United States for La Alianza, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Thinkk, Egypt for Tonger Energy Bar, within the category: Food.

M6 Mobile is one of the mobile leaders for teenagers in France. In 2012, they launched a campaign depicting the younger generation being able to change their world into a better, funnier and more entertaining place, thanks to their mobile carrier. Idea: Wouldn't it be cool if we just make their world better for real ? With Instagram, users take a photo of everything they find boring, ugly, sad, uncool, and propose how you would change it, improve it or enhance it. Then, they share it with the world using the hashtag #wouldn't it rock if. If the post becomes popular, we make it happen! In the following 2 months, we made the dreams of M6 Mobile fans come true, bringing to life the contributions that got the most likes. We wrote, produced, and broadcast 1 episode per week, keeping the campaign totally real-time and intimately connected to our fans. A giant graffiti painted on a wall, a cool skateboard video on the snow, a comedy, a sports program, a zombie movie and we even sent someone to the moon. Sometimes it was for real, and sometimes it was fiction but each time, the fan was the hero of the content. From a traditional campaign message, we came up with a real-time production of cool contents, intimately linked to the real everyday concerns of our fans. Digital advertisement created by Blast Radius, France for M6 mobile, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

1 billion people in the world suffer from chronic hunger. McCann Rome endorsed a FAO (UN Food and Agriculture Organization) initiative developing a global pro-bono campaign to end hunger: the 1 billion hungry project. An online petition aiming to reach 1 million signatures to put pressure on politicians and governements to act against hunger. The campaign, launched in May, spread on TV, Print, Outdoor, Radio, Smartphones, Social Media, Merchandising, PR, Events and, obviously, the Internet. Newscasts, blogs and websites reported countless times about the campaign. On November the 30th the petition has been delivered to the UN high representatives with over 3.200.000 signatures. More than three times the desired target despite a close to zero media budget. Ambient advertisement created by McCann, Italy for FAO, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

You could be forgiven for assuming that any comprehensive branding campaign for a B2B data analytics company would be unimaginative. However, full service creative studio Bonfire Labs, San Francisco, has made it a habit of defying the expectations of traditional B2B – infusing the category with a sense of humanity usually reserved only for B2C work. The latest example of their B2H (business-to-human) approach can be found in their work for Splunk, providers of the world's first Data-to-Everything platform. Film advertisement created by Bonfire Labs, United States for Splunk, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, Professional Services.