Carrot Creative is participating in the month-long-moustache-growing-charity-event to help raise money for the fight against prostate cancer. Below are the before and after shots of our fine gentlemen. And please don’t forget to donate to the cause… you’ll be helping to save lives!

Adam Katzenback, Mr. Red Beard

Nick Perold, Mr. Moustache Gone and Soon to be Back Again

Bob Whitney, Mr. Had a Beard For Six Years and Just Shaved It For the First Time

Steve Badowski, Mr. Clean Shaven Until Today

Tony Briceno, Mr. Sometimes Scruff Turned Soon to be Moustache

Dan Sullivan, Mr. Sully Bear Goes Beardless

Will Hutson, Mr. Really Nice Beard and Apache Sweater

David Radparvar, Mr. Holstee Crew Moustache Rep

Please help us raise money for this amazing charity… and be sure to follow the blog for occasional “Here’s What the Moustache Crew Looks Like” check-ins!

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Full details can be found here including a form to register for a specific time to come down to the park and donate. Members of the Carrot Crew will be there along with reps from the other companies sponsoring. Snacks will also be provided and if needed, I’m sure one of the Carrot Crew members will gladly hold your hand if you’re nervous about needles.

Spread the word and see you there!

If you have any questions, please contact: Dorothy McGivney (646) 402-5943 – contact@jauntsetter.org

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We’re all for charity and helping out great causes here at Carrot Creative and being able to work with them as part of our day to day makes it even better.

We’ve had the pleasure of working on a campaign with Campbell Soup Company who will join forces on May 9th with the National Association of Letter Carriers to Stamp Out Hunger!™ across America in order to provide assistance to the one in eight Americans who struggle with hunger.

Stamp Out Hunger is an extremely successful campaign, collecting over 909 million pounds of food from doorsteps since it started in 1993. As the next generation starts to participate in lending a hand, we’re happy that they turned to social media as a key place to spread the word, get people involved and showcase their efforts.

Interested in helping? It’s easy. No, really easy. Simply leave a sturdy bag with non-perishable food outside for your postal carrier to pick up. Food just be non-perishable. That’s it!

Interested in helping spread the cause?

• Check out the official Twitter account at @stampouthunger. We’ll be chatting this campaign up with the #stampouthunger hashtag as well.
• Want to help count down until May 9th? Install the widget to your blog and check out other things to download to help spread the word.
• Join the Facebook Fan Page to get updates and show your support.

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Here at Carrot Creative, we obviously like social media.We live and breathe it. We also like charity and getting involved in the community. So when our nice friends who organized the successful Social Media For Social Change (SM4SC)last year in Boston asked us to participate in the New York version this year—we obviously said yes.We also loaned some of our skillful Carrot Crew members to help with some redesign work as well. (Don’t worry, we have them back and they look well-fed)

So, here’s the deal:

In its second event in New York City, SM4SC hopes to gather 200 to 300 technology, social media, geeks, you name it! together for a night of fundraising, networking, entertainment and other fun—all for a good cause

LOCATION: Roger Smith Hotel, 501 Lexington Ave, New York, NY
DATE: Friday, April 3, 2009
TIME: 7:00 – 10:00 PM

Tickets can be bought here: http://sm4scnyc.eventbrite.com/

Admission includes Open Bar From 7-8:30, a silent auction full of prizes that we’d all want to win, live performances and more. More details can be found here.

All proceeds benefit City Harvest, a non-profit organization founded in 1982, is the world’s first and New York City’s only food rescue program.Learn more by visiting http://www.cityharvest.org.

Look for some of the Carrot Crew at the event and we’ll see you there!

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