D&AD 2025, The Odd Number does SA proud with a Wood Pencil win

This year, South Africa brought home a Wood Pencil at the prestigious D&AD Awards and it went to The Odd Number for their powerful Salvation Army campaign. With thousands of entries from across the globe, getting awarded at D&AD is no small feat, so huge kudos to the team for flying the SA flag high!

      WOOD PENCIL

Salvation Army

AWARDED:
Wood Pencil | Radio & Audio / Commercial Campaigns / 2025

ENTRANT AGENCY: The Odd Number

ABOUT THE WORK
It is common custom for extended family members to thrift through your loved one’s wardrobe shortly after their dignified burial. The problems begin when the behaviour of these said family members destroy the reputation and high moral standing that your loved ones (Koko, Papa, Mama) took a lifetime to build.

Through the Salvation Army, the dignity of your loved ones can do lot more good long after they are gone. This winter; “don’t let your family ruin the memory of your family” – donate your loved ones’ garments and clothing items to the Salvation Army.

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2025-05-26T13:30:09+02:00May 26th, 2025|Categories: D&AD, Editorial, IDIDTHAT SHOWCASE|Tags: , |