For most baseball batters, the major goal is a home run: “Knocking it out of the park.” For the ALS Association, the major goal is finding a cure: “Knocking ALS out of park” – and sending the debilitating disease far, far away. To merge these two passions, Major League Baseball and the ALS Association teamed up with BBDO New York to raise awareness for the cause. Billboards and in-store posters – which resemble the outfield wall at Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins – are a play on the foot measurements printed on the outfield walls of baseball stadiums.The digital component encourages fans to get involved by creating their own Home Run Selfie Generator at www.donateALS.org. Fans can simply snap a picture and, using geo-location technology, their precise distance from home plate at Target Field pops up.The suggested donation amount matches your distance. So, if you are 9,374 feet from home plate, you’re provided with the choice of giving: $9.37, $93.74 or $937.40.BBDO New York got involved with the cause shortly after Creative Director and baseball fan Andy Knipe was diagnosed with ALS in 2000. Knipe died of the disease in 2005, after a courageous battle.CreditsClient: The ALS AssociationAgency: BBDO New YorkChief Creative Officer Worldwide: David LubarsChief Creative Officer New York: Greg HahnSenior Creative Director: Tom Kraemer Senior Creative Director: Jens Waernes Creative Director: Mike Boulia Senior Art Director: Shayne AlexanderDesigner: Ting Peng Designer: Lucas Crespo Creative (T-Shirts): Peter Alsante EVP, Global Account Director of Operations: Linda EpifanoAccount Executive: Abigail Solano Brand Strategist: Dexter Blumenthal Interactive Executive Producer: Katie Young Interactive Producer: Chava Quinn Front End Engineer: Nick RussoBackend Engineer: Alex MassicottQA Manager: Jimmy McGeeUX Designer: Clara SantaMaria VargasMedia: Outdoor Media Group