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2019 SURVEY OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND SOCIAL CHANGE
Purpose matters more than ever and young consumers are the vanguard of this shift. Many brands are stepping up—using above-the-line dollars to support a social issue or advance a cause platform.
BUT is it working? Are young people even taking notice of brands’ cause initiatives? And is it really impacting their likelihood to purchase a brand?
DoSomething Strategic asked 1,908 DoSomething.org members ages 13-25 about their awareness of 88 retail and consumer brands’ support of social causes or platforms, how they know this, and whether brands’ support for a cause motivates them to purchase from these brands.