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31 Days and beyond
"Black Business: It's more than just a month."
This is our nonprofit's very special social impact campaign designed to help support Black-owned businesses, Black entrepreneurs and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). To learn more about the campaign and initiative, please visit our special stand alone website for this most worthwhile campaign at: 31 Days and Beyond
SERVE. TASTE. GIVE. "America's Great Restaurant Rebound"
I Pledge to SPEND $60
I Pledge to SPEND $60
I Pledge to SPEND $60
Our national impact campaign to help the restaurant industry recover from the devastation of COVID-19 and these uncertain times.
Click here to learn how you can help:
I Pledge to SERVE 60
I Pledge to SPEND $60
I Pledge to SPEND $60
Our national impact campaign to help the restaurant industry recover from the devastation of COVID-19 and these uncertain times.
Click here to learn how you can help:
Our campaigns
WILLIE NELSON'S FARM AID 25
SERVE 60 partnered with our friends at Farm Aid to recruit and activate volunteers to conduct surveys for at least 1 Hour in exchange for tickets to the all day concert. The Farm Aid concert helped raise resources and funds for farmers all across America and featured amazing performances by Willie Nelson, Steven Tyler, Dave Matthews, John Mellencamp, Neil Young and Norah Jones.
SERVE. TASTE. GIVE.
A Culinary Competition. A Foodie's Dream. A Call to Action for Hunger Relief. Our SERVE 60 Signature Fundraiser in partnership with Feeding America. Gourmet Chefs and restaurants came together during Daylight Saving Time Weekend, gave back their extra hour in a 1 Hour culinary competition. Think Chopped meets a charitable cause! To date, this campaign has helped raise over 35,000 meals for families in need. Support the Virtual Fundraiser for the Milwaukee restaurant community here: SERVE. TASTE. GIVE. (MKE GoFund Me)
Voto Latino
During the Presidential Election of 2012, SERVE 60 partnered with America Ferrera, Wilmer Valderrama and Rosario Dawson’s non-profit, Voto Latino, as well as other key non-profits and political organizations for a Twitter Town Hall Meeting and social media campaign to inspire and encourage prospective voters to use the extra hour gained from Daylight Saving Time weekend to help “Get Out the Vote”! We inspired politically-minded young voters to give back at least 1 Hour by working phone banks and conducting door to door outreach. The campaign reached and generated awareness to over 200,000 young voters and stakeholders with a majority demographic being Latino youth. Our key Partners included: Rock the Vote, MTV, NAACP & Diddy’s “Vote or Die”
The Boomerang Effect
Our campaign, in partnership with nonprofit, The Marcus Graham Project, was created to increase diversity and mentoring within the advertising and media industry. Industry professionals came together during Daylight Saving Time weekend, gave back their extra hour and more by mentoring students in 12 cities including: New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Miami, Philadelphia, Atlanta and London. Check out our media coverage in Advertising Age here: