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NAMI TV Commercial, 'Cure Stigma' Featuring Clark Gregg, Corinne Foxx
NAMI
The National Alliance on Mental Illness presents a PSA for a contagious virus that millions of Americans are exposed to every year. Celebrities like Stolar, Maurice Bernard and Jamie Gray Hyder warn Americans about the risk of contracting the virus from strangers or friends and through movies, songs and the Internet. The virus is "stigma" and it harms the one in five living with mental health conditions in America. So, instead of being a jerk, do yourself a favor and get tested for "stigma."
NAMI Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health TV Commercial, 'Change' Ft. Demi Lovato
NAMI Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health
Singer Demi Lovato discusses her struggle with mental illness and living with bipolar disorder. After hitting rock bottom, she decided to get help. For her, the key was opening up to family and friends and finding the right treatment plan. Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health is an initiative partly supported by National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) that encourages individuals to use their voices to make a difference.
NAMI TV Commercial, 'NBC Universal: #StigmaFree' Featuring Mayim Bialik
NAMI
Actress Mayim Bialik from "The Big Bang Theory" teams up with NAMI to stress the importance of removing stigmatic terms like "weirdo," "nutjob" and "psycho" from discussions of mental illness in a country where one in five people are affected by them.
NAMI TV Commercial, 'Travel Channel: Look Out for Each Other'
NAMI
Recent changes in our world have added new pressures onto us, NAMI says. Yet, the organization says we don't have to face things alone and encourages everyone to reach out if they need help or want to give support to others.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) TV Commercial, 'It's Okay' Featuring Tracy Morgan, Judy R
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
NAMI, TBS, TNT and TruTV say it's okay to want to be quiet or to talk to your cat. It's okay to feel like your world is changing or that you yourself want to change. It's okay to not feel okay and if you are in need of help reach out to NAMI.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) TV Commercial, 'Not Alone' Featuring Robin Meade
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Robin Meade and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) want to make sure that you know you're not alone. There is so much uncertainty right now and while you need to stay physically distant from each other, you can still keep in close contact with others through phone calls, texting and other communication methods.
First Responders Children's Foundation TV Commercial, 'Kids Thank First Responders' Song by Kacey Mu
First Responders Children's Foundation
The First Responders Children's Foundation lives by the Mr. Rogers' saying, "Look for the helpers." These children are raised by the helpers -- the first responders who are helping to combat the COVID-19 Crisis. It invites you to look out for the first responders as they look out for us by visiting its website.
First Responders Children's Foundation TV Commercial, 'Underdog' Song by Alicia Keys
First Responders Children's Foundation
The First Responders Children's Foundation thanks everyone who is a first responder and who puts their life on the line to help us get through this. It invites you to donate at its website to help their families like they are helping us.
2min2x TV Commercial 'Gerbils On A Train'
2min2x
If you have 15 minutes to watch gerbils go round and round on a train (so cute!), then you can definitely find two minutes a day to keep your teeth looking white and sparkly.
Keeping the Blues Alive TV Commercial, 'Fueling Musicians Relief Program' Featuring Joe Bonamassa
Keeping the Blues Alive
Joe Bonamassa invites you to donate to the Fueling Musicians program and help music artists in need.
Boys & Girls Clubs of America TV Commercial Featuring Ne-Yo, Denzel Washington
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
This commercial shows kids walking into a school as Denzel Washington narrates. He talks about how every child has a path and a door to open that will give them a place to grow. This door leads to a local Boys & Girls Club. He talks about how it can transform a child's life and then it shows a group of celebrities who have been a part of the organization.
March of Dimes TV Commercial, 'Research'
March of Dimes
March of Dimes is providing treatments help soon-to-be mothers throughout their pregnancy as well as their babies. Donations of $19 a month can allow March of Dimes to continue supporting their health and well-being.
Teach.org TV Commercial, 'Make More Long'
Teach.org
Teach.org shows how good teachers make old subjects feel fresh and use unconventional methods to get through to kids. As teachers direct a school play, take a class on a field trip, give speeches and make giant stars with students, the organization says teachers make more.
Make-A-Wish Foundation TV Commercial, 'Jesus'
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Jesus es un nino de seis anos y tiene leucemia. A el le gustaria ser charro. La fundacion Make-A-Wish hace los suenos realidad a los ninos que tienen enfermedades graves que ponen en peligro su vida.
American Hospital Association TV Commercial, 'Ready'
American Hospital Association
The American Hospital Association says it -- along with nurses and healthcare workers across the nation -- is ready to fight an invisible enemy with courage and compassion. The organization says it is here to care for patients every day, in every way.
American Hospital Association TV Commercial, 'Counting'
American Hospital Association
Healthcare workers are working tirelessly on the frontlines to battle an invisibile enemy and to provide care for our communities. COVID-19 has challenged all of us like never before and the American Hospital Association is encouraging Congress to stand with its members during these difficult times.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline TV Commercial, 'Seek Help' Ft. Tasha Smith
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
The stars of TV ONE's "When Love Kills: The Falicia Blakely Story" believe everyone deserves a loving relationship and no one deserves an abusive one. The National Domestic Violence Hotline shares the staggering statistic that one in three women and one in four men will experience abuse from a partner. If you need help, you are encouraged to call the hotline today.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline TV Commercial, 'Photo Swipe'
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
Images of a happy girl are shown on a mobile phone. As the commercial progresses and we see more photos of the girl, slight changes are seen in each photo as a finger progresses through the gallery. At one point, we notice a male counterpart is seen in the photos, and the bright smile from the first photo begins to fade away. As more and more photos are seen, notable bruises and cuts begin to appear and the smiling girl no longer smiles. The last few images begin to tell a disturbing story of do
The National Domestic Violence Hotline TV Commercial, 'TV One: Abuse'
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
On behalf of TV One, actress Demetria McKinney raises awareness for domestic violence and reminds those who may be in an emotionally or physically abusive relationship that help is available from The National Domestic Violence Hotline.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline TV Commercial, 'World Has Changed'
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
The National Domestic Violence Hotline says that the world has changed, and it has added new pressures every day. However, the organisation is confident that these challenges can be faced together, and reaching out is the first step. You're invited to call the National Domestic Violence Hotline if you or someone you know is being affected by abuse and needs support.