25 Creative and Powerful Public Interest ads Design

Lots of people are worrying about our environment, human relationship, health, and etc., They try to get their message passed to the public, and to arise the public awareness of the importance of protecting the nature, stop war, quit smoking, save energy…They rely heavily on advertisement. In this post we have collected here are some of the most powerful and eye-catching public interest ads, which are all creative and well executed, and the message is clear and touching.

Give a hand to wildlife

Help mother nature to fight back.

you can lose more than your patience.

Cigarettes smoke people.

Verbal abuse can be just as horrific. But you don’t have to suffer in silence.

when you leave the light on, you’re not the only one who pays.

Before it is too late.

for a living planet

What’s the worst that could happen?

Almost half of all adult drowning deaths involve alcohol. Don’t drink and drown.

Help us fight the effects of cosmetic testing.

Help us fight the effects of cosmetic testing.

If you don’t help feed them, who will?

Help yourself

Nature can’t be recycled.

Save endangered animals before they disappear in front of your eyes

A single can of dissolvent pollute millions of liters of water.

Save lives. Stub it out.

Greenpeace – When a tree falls, it takes other lives with it

BASSMA Lebanese humanitarian organization – For some people, life is that expensive.

When we pollute the sea, we pollute for a long time. Help us to keep the ocean clean.

Too many clothes make you cold. Winter clothing drive You donate. We carry. Somebody receives.

Biodiversity And Biosafety Awareness – What will it take before we respect the planet?

Erase which double as USB memory sticks were designed to help New Zealanders relise how important our memories are, and how difficult life can be for those living with this disease. The message displayed on the top is: ‘Alzheimer’s erasers your memories. Save them.’ On the reverse side was the Alzheimer’s New Zealand logo and website. The place you can turn for more information and support. alzheimers.co.nz.