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Aleve® Launches its Project DIY Campaign with HGTV Stars Dave & Jenny Marrs to Highlight Hardworking Hobbyists and Long-Lasting Pain Relief

Key Facts

  • Campaign: Project DIY is a new campaign under Aleve’s recently launched Feel Aleve® platform. Project DIY showcases how, when home improvement projects are interrupted by body pain, Aleve delivers up to 12 hours of long-lasting pain relief with just one dose.
  • Talent: HGTV stars Dave and Jenny Marrs, alongside a roster of DIY and home improvement creators.
  • Concept: Show how Aleve helps people manage their pain to stay focused on the projects and passions they love.
  • Hero Activation: Dave & Jenny Marrs lead the renovation of a family's home with the help of Aleve, which provided long-lasting body pain relief.
  • Timing & Channels: The campaign initially launched in May and continues to roll out through summer 2026 across social, digital, and Walmart retail channels.

WHIPPANY, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Aleve® announced the launch of its Project DIY Campaign, a new DIY-focused marketing initiative under the recently launched Feel Aleve® platform, featuring HGTV stars, Dave and Jenny Marrs. The activation centers around a home transformation project where Dave and Jenny Marrs renovated a family's back porch, taking a non-functioning space and making it into a space the whole family can use and enjoy and bringing to life what it means to Feel Aleve – up to 12-hours of long-lasting body pain relief so you can stay focused on what you love over pain. The initiative began rolling out in May and will continue across social, digital, and Walmart retail channels throughout summer 2026.

In addition to the featured build, the brand is also working with a roster of DIY creators to upgrade their own homes. Through their renovation and home transformation projects, these creators will showcase how Aleve relieves pain and helps power the activities and projects they are passionate about.

“Whether it’s gardening, baking or taking on a DIY project, people want to be able to spend their time doing the things they enjoy and not thinking about pain,” said Lisa Perez, General Manager and VP Marketing at Bayer. “According to Aleve brand insights, 28% of pain relief product buyers consider home improvement projects a hobby, which shows how important these activities can be in people’s lives. Project DIY is about celebrating those passions and showing how Aleve’s long-lasting body pain relief can help people keep doing what they love.”

The Project DIY initiative lives across Aleve-owned and partner channels and includes original social content from Dave and Jenny Marrs, as well as other DIY creators, sharing behind-the-scenes looks at their projects and renovations. Through these real-life stories, the campaign demonstrates how Aleve’s long-lasting body pain relief can help people stay focused on physically demanding projects and spend more time doing the activities they’re passionate about.

“There’s a real sense of accomplishment that comes from transforming a space with your own hands,” said Dave Marrs, Aleve campaign partner and home renovation expert. “For Jenny and me, it was rewarding to take a back porch that wasn’t being used and turn it into a space the whole family can enjoy together. DIY projects can be physically demanding, which is why partnering with Aleve felt like such a natural fit.”

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Follow along via the Aleve social channels, @Aleve_US on Instagram and TikTok.

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Contacts

Contact for U.S. media inquiries:
Christin Miller
Director of Integrated Strategic Communications
Email: christin.miller@bayer.com

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Contacts

Contact for U.S. media inquiries:
Christin Miller
Director of Integrated Strategic Communications
Email: christin.miller@bayer.com

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