Friday 31 August 2012
Woodland | Unicef | Pro Planet
What is Gen Y looking for??
Gen Y is too big to ignore!!
Citizen Engagement
The study points out that 87% of those who volunteer bought a product that supported a cause in the past year compared to just 48% of non-volunteers.
Can brands bring any change in their lives?
Do you know that millions of people struggle with hunger and poverty?
What cause does your brand support?
It takes more than a pretty green label to demonstrate a brand's value..
Are you a responsible citizen?
Everyone in his/her early years thinks of contributing towards the society’s betterment. But only few take up the challenge.
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