Key Parts PR launches social media marketing campaign with Younger Hollywood
Young Hollywood has teamed up to launch the #TieABowChallenge, which is organized by key elements PR. The Tie A Bow Challenge is a social media campaign that aims to demonstrate global unity in the fight against the corona virus and to thank all the key workers who are at the forefront of this fight.
Celebrities start the campaign by posting a “challenge” on their social media, asking friends to place an arch (in any color) on the front door or window that symbolizes global unity, and thanks to key staff . Bows can be made from any household item that the challenger has at their disposal to promote social distancing and allow anyone who is challenged to participate without leaving the house to buy supplies.
Young celebrities attending the launch include Jason Maybaum (Raven & # 39; s Home), Mackenzie Hancsicsak (This Is Us), Parker Bates (This Is Us), Faithe Herman (This Is Us), Ava Kolker ( Sydney to the Max), Raegan Revord (Young Sheldon), Maya Le Clark (The Thundermans), August Maturo (Girl Meets World), Dylan and Caden Conrique (Chicken Girl), Lilia Buckingham (Crown Lake), Hunter Payton (Raven & # 39 ; s Home), Bryson Robinson (Mani), Merrick Hanna (Mani) and many more.
The challenge is organized by Key Elements PR, a boutique PR company that specializes in representing young talent. “I wanted to organize a campaign to show the world that we are all together and to show everyone who goes to work every day that we support them and are thankful for everything they do to that Essential to get services that run in these unprecedented times.
“All doctors, nurses, military personnel, laboratory workers, grocery workers, truckers, warehouse staff, delivery and postal workers, and the list goes on. Without them at the forefront of this struggle, we would not have access to the essential supplies and services we need to survive in these unprecedented times. They are in our thoughts and prayers and we are so thankful for everything they do, ”said Jennifer Tinucci of Key Elements PR Services.
“We will band together and beat this, but we all have to do our part. If we are not essential workers, we all have to stay at home to slow the spread of the virus. I hope that as the challenge becomes more dynamic, we all have arches on our windows and doors that show support. "
