Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Promo, Case study SCORING A GOAL by Geller Nessis Leo Burnett

SCORING A GOAL
The Promo / PR Ad titled SCORING A GOAL was done by Geller Nessis Leo Burnett advertising agency for subbrand: FUNDRAISING DAY (brand: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) in Israel. It was released in Jan 2010.

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation: SCORING A GOAL

Released
January 2010
Posted
January 2010
Market
Creative Director
Art Director
Account Supervisor

Credits & Description:

Category: Best Use of Special Events and Stunt/Live Advertising

Advertiser: JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION

Product/Service: FUNDRAISING DAY

Agency: PUBLICIS GELLER NESSIS

Date of First Appearance: Jan 30 2010 12:00AM

Entrant Company: PUBLICIS GELLER NESSIS, Ramat Gan, ISRAEL

Cheif Creative Officer: Rony Schneider (Publicis Israel)

Cheif Creative Officer: Keren Kay (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Creative Director: Ravid Kuperberg (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Art Director: Noga Kara (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Copywriter: Avishay Friedler (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Account Supervisor: Shai Verner (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Account Manager: Michal Naaman (Publicis Geller Nessis)

Media placement: Ambient - Soccer Jerseys Worn By Premier League Teams During Weekend Games - 30/01/2010

Media placement: Ambient - Soccer Jerseys Worn By Premier League Teams At The Main Match. - 01/02/2010



Results and Effectiveness

Our Results:
• An immeasurable increase in free media which was nonexistent last year; more than 40 items on TV, Internet and newspapers.
• Extensive free visibility on primetime media
• An increase of 150% in text messages with contributions compared to last year.
• A total contribution sum that has never been attained before.
• Thousands of children feeling supported by superstars they admire.



Creative Execution

Our Execution:
On the 30/01/2010 all players for all teams at all games in Israel's premier league took the field with the same number on their jerseys, the number 12. Announcers on the field, TV broadcasters for all the games and articles in major newspapers and websites explained what the number meant.
• We agreed on the cooperation and the nature of the activity with the Israeli Football Association.
• We informed all the football clubs on the anticipated activities.
• A few days before the league games, news articles relating to the anticipated activity were published.
• During TV broadcasts of the games, we instructed the broadcaster to explain about the disease and encourage viewers to make a contribution.



Insights, Strategy & the Idea

Our Goal:
To develop an activity that will increase fundraising for children with juvenile diabetes and raise awareness beyond traditional media boundaries.

Our Idea:
To highlight the number 12 which is the number of times children with juvenile diabetes pierce themselves with a needle everyday in order to stay alive.