for a change.
Advertising for Good works with brands and non-profits,
developing creative marketing programs that drive revenue, build loyalty, and do good. We offer traditional agency services, strategic planning, and world-class research and analytics on consumer behavior and social good.We provide development solutions and proprietary technology that reduce costs and increases efficiency for those organizations who need it most.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta's new campaign going gangbusters!
Our new Cause For RewardsTM technology platform in final prototype stages!
Getting ready to start broadcast for
Atlanta Ballet's new "Revolutionary" season!
good news
"Solomon Says, Inc., the ad agency I've run since 1996, was asked to work with a
For a data and analytics guy, David Weinberger is kinda cool.
global fast-food chicken company to market the result of a new, nation-wide taste test. Their chicken wing had been voted tastier and crispier than a competitor’s, and they were planning to spend $20 million to publicize the results ... "
AFG welcomes The Home Depot and Coca-Cola Company research guru onto our team. Hear him expound on social good data by video - coming soon.
More good AFG news
Girl Scout cookies. The City of Refuge's food trucks. Habitat for Humanity Restores. Facewatch. One Hope Wine. All social enterprises designed to do one thing - generate more revenue for the non-profit - revenue not dependent on pure donor giving. Like Americans reducing their dependence on foreign oil, non-profits today must reduce their dependence on donor gifts as the primary method for funding. Products and services sold increases non-profit sustainability. The tide is turning - let's all turn with it.
Client Profile:
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
AFG is thrilled to be working with Habitat For Humanity Restor. Now you can support Habitat's mission of creating a world where everyone has a decent place to live by donating, shopping and volunteering at a ReStore near you.
Max Levy:
Millenial Blogger
Millennials—they tell me—are the lazy generation. Millennials don’t care, and we can’t talk to people face to face. But here’s the thing: while my generation certainly spends our fair share of time on Netflix and Facebook, we are a passionate and caring generation, and we’re committed to social change...
84% of Millennials
say that CSR impacts what they buy or where they shop