United Way TV Commercial, 'United Way & NFL Play' Featuring Russell Wilson
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United Way and the NFL have come together to tackle childhood obesity. Encourage your children to play for at least 60 minutes a day.
United Way TV Commercial Featuring Nnamdi Asomugha
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Nnamdi Asomugha's career is football, but his passion is education. Each year, he takes promising high school students on a college school and trains them in skills they'll need for college, like laundry sorting and book-reaching. You can be a help too with United Way: Give. Advocate. Volunteer.
United Way TV Commercial, 'COVID-19 PSA: Draft-A-Thon'
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United Way says that we've always been interconnected, interdependent and united -- and that's never been more apparent than it is right now. It says that what we do today will determine how we live united tomorrow, and encourages people to donate to the NFL's COVID-19 relief fund.
United Way TV Commercial, 'Great Things Happen: Graduation'
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A group of high school graduates join in together in dancing and singing Alice Cooper's classic hit "School's Out". United Way is working with schools like this one to improve graduation rates. It can happen everywhere, they just need your help.
United Way TV Commercial For Live United T-Shirts
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This commercial features a number of people wearing heavy jackets or coats and shedding them to reveal shirts that say "Live United". The United Way tries to promote reaching a hand to others to lift us all.
United Way TV Commercial, 'Change Doesn't Happen Alone'
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United Way has some startling facts. Every year, over 736 million people struggle to meet their needs financially. It estimates that 40 million people are the victim of human trafficking and 51 million children go hungry every day. While these facts are jarring, United Way says that with the help of its corporate sponsors it helps fight for the health, education and financial stability of everyone in every community.
United Way TV Commercial, 'Different Places'
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United Way believes that it is when we recognize our differences and come together that we can accomplish change. Instead of highlighting what sets us apart from each other -- what sports team we root for, what part of town we live in, what our political beliefs are -- we should "Live United" and spend our time on worthwhile ventures, like volunteering or giving to United Way.
United Way TV Commercial 'NFL'
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It takes just as long to create a star student as it does to create a dropout. That's why the NFL and the United Way are partnering up to recruit volunteer readers, tutors, and mentors to young kids.