'Homeless' Mannequins Turn into Piggy Banks to Raise Funds for BADT
Homeless Advocacy Org Raises Funds at Moment of Greatest Empathy
Published On
Jun 06, 2014
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JWT Amsterdam raised money for the homeless by putting more homeless people on the street -- specifically, plastic "homeless" mannequins. In a stunt for Belangenbehartiging Amsterdamse Dak- en Thuislozen (BADT), an advocacy organization for the homeless, the agency put mannequins in shabby used clothes out on the street. Each of them had a rough cut-out money slot on the top of their heads. It was a smart way to gather donations at the moment of most sympathy -- when passersby passed these "homeless people" sleeping on the street, or huddled under blankets.
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- Date
- Jun 06, 2014
- Agency :
- JWT-Amsterdam
- Brand :
- Badt
- Client :
- Badt
- Executive Creative Director :
- Bas Korsten
- Copywriter :
- Dieuwer Bulthuis
- Art Director :
- Chris Sant
- Screen Producer :
- Mariska Fransen
- Activation Director :
- Vera Korsten
- Concept :
- Robert Harrison
- Concept :
- Kyoko Takeshita
- Director :
- Robert Harrison
- Editor :
- Wouter Abbestee
- Music :
- Michael Sims
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