Mastercard Puts Altruistic Spin On 'Priceless' Campaign


Twenty years after starting its Priceless campaign, Mastercard is switching it up and asking consumers to take action. On Thursday morning, the Purchase, New York-based company is debuting its “Start Something Priceless” campaign that pushes people around the globe to do something to improve the world, either on their own, or through a Mastercard donation program.

“What we are trying to do, unlike before, is trying to take a more active role in generating a movement around Priceless,” says Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing and communications officer at Mastercard. He notes that this is the third iteration of the campaign, developed with McCann; the first 16-year-old phase was around celebrating priceless moments in life, and the recent four years were spent enabling the campaign through various partnerships.

Comedian Ellen DeGeneres will kick off the new effort with a tweet and mention on her show on Thursday. Mastercard intends to premier a music video, in which a group of artists sing about the biases they’ve overcome, on Monday ahead of a week-long effort preceding the Grammy Awards on Jan. 28. Mastercard will air the film during the awards, which will be in New York. It will also host a Mastercard House in Manhattan for the week where Mastercard users can attend concerts and experiences.

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