Humour

The first nonprofit to achieve one billion views on YouTube is Sesame Street, a production of Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organisation.

The Rainforest Alliance's humorous 'Follow the Frog' video has been selected as one of the 10 TED Ads Worth Sharing for 2013.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People are marking Valentine's Day this year with a Facebook app that lets you send a puppy ecard to your loved one.

Pet healthcare company Merial is running an online vote to let the public decide which of six animal charities receives its £6,000 donation.

Sexual health charity FPA has created a cheeky seasonal advert to raise attention of its 'charitable' sex toy website Desire and Pleasure, which generates funds for the charity.

This is a satirical campaign designed to encourage people and organisations to move beyond the stereotype images of Africa as a land of poverty and need.

"I hate when my phone charger won't reach my bed".

"I hate it when my house is so big I need two wireless routers"

It's hard to come up with a fresh approach to a fundraising event. Forever Manchester however has come up with its Backwards Run.

The Community Foundation of Manchester is the latest charity to poke fun at face-to-face fundraising as it indicates that it would not use this method for its Forever Manchester campaign.

The British Red Cross is promoting Red Cross Week 2012, which runs from 6 to 12 May, using a mock 1950s black and white TV advert style, complete with a commentator using received pronunciation.