to harm wildlife or leach toxic chemicals into the environment. The organizations teamed up with rapper Jake Miller on a public service announcement. According to its website, young people cleaned up 3.7 million cigarette butts to protect the planet through the campaign. Grandparents Gone Wired DoSomething.org and the AARP Foundation partnered for Grandparents Gone Wired, an annual campaign that encourages young people to pass their technological expertise onto older adults in their lives. Internet personality iJustine, as well as Nev Schulman and Max Joseph from MTV's Catfish: The TV Show, have served as spokespeople for the campaign. According to its website, the campaign helped 11,753 older adults stay up-to-date on technology. Nude Awakening In 2015, on National Nude Day, July 14, DoSomething.org member Luis Torres launched a campaign called Nude Awakening. The campaign asked young people to leave comments on Merriam-Webster's website and social media, demanding the definition of the word "nude" become more inclusive. According to the DoSomething.org website, the campaign digitally advocated for justice and convinced Merriam-Webster to change its racist definition of "nude." Game-Winning Drive DoSomething.org teamed up with ESPN to encourage young people to run sports equipment drives in various communities. DoSomething.org and ESPN's Game-Winning Drive campaign was the largest youth-led sports drive and collected 44,173 pieces of gear for kids in underserved communities. Power to the Period In 2016, DoSomething.org partnered with the U by Kotex brand to run Power to the Period, the first national drive for period products. The organization teamed up with Internet personality Ingrid Nilsen who recorded a PSA for the campaign. Through the campaign, 585,965 period products were donated to homeless shelters from 50,257 participants. Smiles for Soldiers In 2016, DoSomething.org teamed up with Johnson & Johnson for a campaign called Smiles for Soldiers that asked young people to make thank-you cards for military service members. Actor Colton Haynes joined the campaign and recorded a public service announcement for the campaign. According to the organization's website, through the campaign, young people sent 148,645 cards to military service members to show gratitude and help service members feel connected to home. Comeback Clothes DoSomething.org's "Comeback Clothes" campaign launched in April 2014 in partnership with H&M. Young people are encouraged to recycle used and old clothes by bringing them to their nearest H&M. This program was paused in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. Notes From Shawn DoSomething.org partnered with singer Shawn Mendes