We all know how imperative online advertising is for those who own a business, website or a blog. We also believe that when it comes to coming up with creative strategies to target the right audience, advertisers have left no stone unturned.

But there is one advertising space that has been there long before the concept of social networking came into being, long before people started carrying laptops or smartphones. Your desktop background!

Thailand faced one of the most severe natural calamities this year, a massive flood that affected over 12.8 million people. Even today, people of Thailand are struggling to get their lives back to normal. According to World Bank, estimated damages has exceeded $45 billion. It has been second most devastating disaster of 2011.

To provide much needed relief to flood victims, an advertising agency (BBDO) teamed up with Thai Red Cross to launch a charity project called: FFF (Fonts Fight Floods) project.

The fonts have been created quite artistically, with each alphabet narrating a story or a situation during the floods in Thailand. Anyone can download these fonts, and if you are in to typography, then you would definitely like to keep 'em.

We've always been big fans of people or companies that work for a cause, with a mission to bring about a positive change in the world. Canstruction is one such organization that conducts fun competitions where participants build massive sculptures created entirely out of canned food. Not only do the winners get to see their creation being exhibited in art galleries, but also get a noble chance to donate those food cans to local food banks.

With every competition, thousands of hungry people are fed and the art helps in spreading awareness about hunger and how one can contribute to overcome this issue. In 2010, Canstruction raised over 2 million pounds of food, after donating it to food banks they managed to provide 1.5 million meals. Now, isn't that something?

"Architects, engineers, designers, contractors, students, and the local community come together to raise canned food to donate to local food banks each year." describes their website.