The non-profit Unity Unlimited, Inc. and the 94-year-old social impact leader Opal Lee have selected FanGirl Consulting and Brand Management to develop brand strategies for the following areas: Consumer Products licensing, Brand Partnerships, and Sponsorship activations. Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day and celebrated on June 19th, is the oldest nationally celebrated … [Read more...] about FanGirl Inks Opal Lee Deal Ahead of Juneteenth Events
Non-profits
Keen Shoes and Jerry Garcia Take On Climate Change, In Style
Shoemaker KEEN and the Jerry Garcia Family have expanded the company's branded collection of sandals and sneakers, featuring Jerry Garcia's artwork, in a campaign to save the Tongass temperate rainforest. The Tongass is considered the largest remaining temperate rain forest in the world, and KEEN is now auctioning off the #420 individually numbered collector’s limited-edition … [Read more...] about Keen Shoes and Jerry Garcia Take On Climate Change, In Style
Retail Sales of Licensed Merchandise, Based on Non-Profit Properties, U.S. & Canada
Streaming & Experiential Power Up
DreamWorksTV, a division of Awesomeness that creates family-friendly digital content distributed via YouTube, partners with Amazon to launch its first subscription offering. The individual OTT network will offer exclusive programming including Schneck & Eck Crack The Case, Action Figures In Action, Secret Agent Challenge, and Neighborhood Super Watch. Global streaming … [Read more...] about Streaming & Experiential Power Up
TLL’s Guide to Non-Profit-based Properties
Technically, a non-profit is defined by its status as a charitable institution. However, within that broad categorization, non-profit licensing programs tend to focus on healthcare, environmental/nature, animal rescue, and relief/social service organizations. Some non-profit organizations fall into other licensing sectors; non-profit museums are categorized under “Art” and … [Read more...] about TLL’s Guide to Non-Profit-based Properties
A Look at Non-Profits
In the last four years, retail sales of licensed merchandised based on non-profit properties have been steadily shrinking. This year however, there are signs of a slow, steady recovery. Retail sales of non-profit-branded goods in the U.S. and Canada declined 0.7% in 2015 to reach $1.25 billion in 2015. In contrast, last year the industry declined 1.7% after growing 2.3% in … [Read more...] about A Look at Non-Profits
Philadelphia Flooded with Pope Products
By Marcy Magiera Updated Sept. 8, 2015 With less than three weeks until Pope Francis arrives on his first apostolic journey to the U.S., Philadelphia is reportedly becoming awash in papal products, both licensed and unlicensed. ‘Pope Rosary? Licensed. ‘Papal bobblehead? Licensed. ‘Pontiff wine glasses, Christmas ornaments, plush dolls, lifesize standees, etc.? All licensed. But … [Read more...] about Philadelphia Flooded with Pope Products
New Vans Design Says Skate, Don’t Smoke
By Marcy Magiera VF Corp.'s venerable Vans skateboarding brand is teaming with truth, a national youth smoking prevention campaign, for Vans x truth, a limited line of shoes and apparel intended to drive home the dangers of smoking and the more fun alternatives. The line features Vans Authentics shoes, a T-shirt and hat, priced from $26 to $60. Austin, Texas-based designer … [Read more...] about New Vans Design Says Skate, Don’t Smoke