doing good
Posted by Shirley Brady on July 13, 2010 06:15 PM
The world's media and soccer fans may have left Johannesburg, but Nike wants to remind people about an even bigger goal: the continuing need for AIDS education and medication in Africa. Its new spot promoting its partnership with (RED) aims to stir up soccer fans by featuring stars such as Didier Drogba.
The campaign extension comes with a Twitter-based interactive element: tagged tweets will be added to the "Join the Movement" map of Africa (scroll down here) that's made up of red shoelaces — which Nike is selling under Nike(RED) and donating the proceeds to the Global Fund.
Nike's Twitter tags echo its "Write the Future" World Cup campaign: "Lace Up, Save Lives" for its red shoelace campaign uses the Twitter hashtag of #laceupsavelives — and You've seen the future. Now write it. Join the fight. uses #EndAIDS
After the jump, see the impact of Nike(RED) shoelace sales at the grassroots level.
More about: World Cup, Philanthropy, Social Media, Nike, (RED), The Global Fund, Twitter
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moncler says:
I like this nike video.cool
July 14, 2010 03:26 AM #
Mark says:
the laces being made in sweat shops? does Nike really care?...
July 14, 2010 12:12 PM #
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