40 Witty Campaign Posters for a Cause
Non-profit organizations use posters to deliver a particular message. These help inform people about current issues, problems and even the possible consequences of their actions. With a sentence that contains strong words or images, these posters give more impact than common commercial posters.
To give you an idea, here are 20 sample campaign posters to provoke your imagination. Enjoy!
Wildlife is becoming harder to find in Vietnam.
Winter. You’ll miss it when it’s gone.
Who are the real monsters? 75,000,000 sharks are killed by humans each year.
When they speak, we listen.
Shit is not a cool band. Clean up after your dog.
Say no to child labor.
Can you treat yourself better than your doctor? Self-medication can put your life in danger.
Nothing we do will ever bring them back. Save the rhino.
Please don’t dive with white sharks. Don’t waste your blood. Donate.
All under 25 who are sexually active should test for Chlamydia every year and avery time they change partner.
For some people, life is that expensive. Join us at www.bassma.org and lend a helping hand.
Preparing today reduces the consequences of disaster tomorrow. Visit ready.gov.
Two thirds of college students in Mississippi don’t smoke.
Please clean up after your dog.
Thousands of people owe their lives to organ donors.
Your pocket change may not mean much to you. But to a child suffering a cleft palate, it can make a world of difference.
One mistake is all it takes.
Help us reconcile cancer sufferers with their image.
Smoking kills 14,000 people every day.
Don’t ever lose you license, you might end up screwed.
Looks morbid but got the message? Don’t treat others the way you don’t want to be treated.
The human hand isn’t always creative. Sometimes it destroys. The polar ice caps are melting. We can all do something to slow down global warming. It’s in our hand to save the planet.
Find the bigger killer.
Enjoy smoking. Your space is ready!
Act now.
Every 60 seconds, a species dies out.
What’s the price of a bottle of champagne? Don’t drink and drive.
Deal with the consequences.
The longer you wait, the deadlier abuse gets.
NYC goes three ways.
We transform sadness into hope.
Go ahead, break my ribs. If I’m lucky, I’ll be around to thank you tomorrow.
Abuse through prostitution steals children's lives. Help end this obscenity.
Available for careless drivers, at all intersections.
Smoking kills.
Together we can provide African communities with clean and potable water.
Human rights need your flame. Buy a candle.
Would you care If I was a panda?
Make your donation to the WWF Brazil here and see who you'll be helping.
Your tips help expose criminals.
In creating campaign materials for different causes, you don’t need to hire popular artists or learn advanced design software. You just have to think of an idea, how best to depict it and use posters as a means.
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Discussion
These posters are absolutely stunning, and very accurately portray what the mission for a specific place is all about. I truly love the way each one was done. What Talent! (:
Wonderful posters! this is amazing collection of such posters, Awesome
Thanks for sharing
These are really creative and have potent messages. All of them are stunning discussion starters.
A few of them irk me a bit, though. Like the cigarette ones, especially with the people in the cigarette. Fantastic drawing, but smokers aren’t cannibals and there are far more important crusades to take on that this growing animosity toward those who choose to smoke. If people could get as mad and motivated to curb global warming as they do about saving all smokers (and damning those who refuse to be saved), maybe we’d have a lot more investment in creating new jobs and training in renewable energies… And the one with the glass of water and the grenade: shouldn’t the water be dirty if the point is unclean water kills loads more people? That water looks damn clean to me.
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