Ford Motor Co. captured two of six Gold Halo Awards at last weeks Cause Marketing Forum conference in New York City.
One was for its Get Tied to the Cause campaign with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and another for its Blue Oval Certified Commitment to Kids campaign with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
The Dallas-based Susan G. Komen Foundation also scooped a Gold Best Transactional Campaign Award for its Cook for the Cure program with KitchenAid and a Silver in the Health category for its Lee National Denim Day with Lee Jeans.
Plus, the Susan G. Komen Foundation and General Mills were awarded Golden Halo Awards for their overall leadership in cause marketing.
Sponsored by Reader’s Digest, the one-day conference and awards ceremony was organized by Rye, NY-based Cause Marketing Forum, a resource center for cause-marketing professionals.
Other winners in the following categories included:
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Best Environmental/Wildlife Campaign
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Gold: Safe Steps Home<>
Clorox Fresh Steps with the ASPCASilver: National Mower Tune-Up Month
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Best Cause Marketing FSI Creative
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Gold: Angels in Action
Georgia Pacific and DVC WorldwideSilver: Inspire Greatness
Procter & Gamble and Special Olympics -
Best Social Service/Education Campaign
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Gold: Feeding Children Better
ConAgra Foods and America’s Second HarvestSilver: Verizon Reads
Verizon and multiple literacy organizations -
Best Joint Message Promotion
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Gold: Blue Oval Certified Commitment to Kids
Ford Motor Co. and the NationalSilver: National Safe Kids Week 2002
Johnson & Johnson and the National SAFE KIDS Campaign -
Best Transactional Campaign
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Silver: Samsung’s Four Seasons of Hope
Samsung Electronics N.A., Boomer Esiason Foundation, Joe Torre Family Foundation, Magic Johnson Foundation and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women