Advertisements on Behalf of Charities Are Honored With ‘Addy’ Awards
July 27, 2000 | Read Time: 2 minutes
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18 Charities Win Awards for Ads
ADVERTISING FOR THE ARTS, CAMPAIGN
Winner: “Support those who want their Mozart as much as they want their MTV,” “Support music that comes from the heart. Not the Hollywood machine,” and “Music should be taught by someone other than a purple dinosaur,” a series of posters and magazine ads created for St. Louis Symphony Community Music School by Rodgers Townsend (St. Louis).
ADVERTISING FOR THE ARTS, COLLATERAL MATERIAL
Winners: “Concerts in the Park,” a poster advertising concerts in the park, created for Zilker Hillside Theater (Austin, Tex.) by GSD&M (Austin, Tex.).
— “Tennessee Repertory Theatre,” a brochure created to promote the Nashville theater by the Buntin Group (Nashville).
— “Botanica,” a book created by the Tweed Museum at the University of Minnesota at Duluth to promote a display.
— “Scarecrow, Shotgun,” posters created for Raleigh Little Theater (N.C.) by West & Vaughn (Durham, N.C.).
ADVERTISING FOR THE ARTS, DIRECT MARKETING AND SPECIALTY ADVERTISING
Winner: “Pittsburgh Public Theater,” a brochure promoting the organization created by Marc USA (Pittsburgh).
ADVERTISING FOR THE ARTS, ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Winners: “Blues Helpline,” a radio announcement created for Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival (Mo.) by Muller + Company (Kansas City, Mo.).
— “Hey, we’re all gonna drop antacid and watch ‘Easy Rider’,” a full-page newspaper ad, created for Newport Beach (Calif.) International Film Festival by FCB Southern California (Costa Mesa).
COLLATERAL MATERIAL/BROCHURE
Winner: “Where Happy Endings Begin,” a brochure created for Off the Street Club (Chicago) by Euro RSCG Tatham (Chicago).
COLLATERAL MATERIAL/POSTER
Winner: “Gird, Sore Botch, Sing Praise,” a poster created for Saint Mary College (Levenworth, Kansas) (by Sullivan Higdon & Sink (Kansas City, Mo.).
PUBLIC SERVICE, CAMPAIGN
Winners: “Weed, Roach, Pipe,” a television ad created for Partnership for a Drug-Free America (New York) by D’Arcy/New York.
— “Hide & Seek,” “Peek-A-Boo,” and “Simon Says,” a series of posters to deter child abuse, created for Stop It Now (Haydenville, Mass.) by Earle Palmer Brown (Philadelphia).
— “Daryl ‘D.L.’, Hopeless Romantic,” “Megan, Tickle Monster,” and “Reggie, Class Cut-up,” a series of posters, billboards, and newspaper ads, created for the Texas Neurofibromatosis Foundation (Dallas) by Stan & Lou Advertising (Houston).
PUBLIC SERVICE, DIRECT MARKETING AND SPECIALTY ADVERTISING
Winners: “l’Etè du Vin,” posters, invitations, newspaper ads, and catalogue for a wine auction to benefit the Nashville Chapter of the American Cancer Society, created by by Endres & Wilson (Nashville).
— “Go to Jail,” invitations to a fund-raising event for the San Jose, Calif., chapter of the American Heart Association created by Pacifico (San Jose, Calif.)
PUBLIC SERVICE, ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Winners: “Hole,” a television campaign created for Peace Council (Austin,Tex.) by GSD&M (Austin, Tex.).
— “Prisoner,” a series of television, radio, and outdoors ads created for Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi (Jackson) by Maris, West & Baker (Jackson, Miss.).
