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SAN FRANCISCO Kirshenbaum Bond San Francisco has completed a new public service campaign for a local organization that helps gay youth.
The pro bono work for San Francisco’s Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center, known as Lyric, consists of three radio ads featuring Tales of the City author Armistead Maupin and some small space print ads.
In the first of three 60-second PSAs, “Understanding,” a nervous teen boy admits to his abusive, redneck-sounding parents that he’s gay.
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