All the world’s no longer a stage. It’s just a very, very big game. Levi’s is leveraging our yen for unlocking badges, scanning codes, and checking in to raise awareness about water issues and bring clean drinking water to communities worldwide. With the launch of a new, interactive “WaterTank” game on Facebook, the denim giant is offering further opportunities for virtual one-upmanship through a series of challenges, the first of which is “liking” Levi’s on Facebook. By completing each task, you “unlock” increasing quantities of agua to support Water.org’s lifesaving projects across the globe.
DRINKING GAME
Through the initiative, Levi’s plans to donate $250,000 to Water.org to fund programs that will provide at least 200 million liters of water to the more than 1 billion people who lack access to potable sources. The point of the game goes beyond Levi’s largesse, however. Participants also help telegraph word of the water crisis while reexamining their own use of the precious commodity. (Pledging to wash your jeans less and take shorter showers is another challenge.)
Through the initiative, Levi’s plans to donate $250,000 to Water.org, or the equivalent of 200 million liters of water.
Virtue may be its own reward but game participants are also eligible for prizes such as Levi’s Water
