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Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial, 'A Little Bit'
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brother Big Sisters informs viewers that with the support of volunteer big siblings, 77 percent of matched children reported having done better in school. The organization showcases a match where a kid was in jeopardy of not getting into high school, but with time and support, he was able to get admitted as a freshman. To learn how you can help impact a child's life, Big Brothers Big Sisters encourages you to visit its website.
Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial Featuring Tony Dungy
Big Brothers Big Sisters
It's important to give back to your community, and there is no better way of doing that than by being a Big Brother or Sister! Visit BigBrothersBigSisters.org to be a celebrity in someone's spotlight!
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami TV Commercial, 'Please Be My Big'
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami
Calice, Mateo, Ashley and Hector are all children looking to find a Big Sister or Big Brother to mentor them through life. Big Brothers Big Sisters invites you to join and help children learn and grow.
Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial for Start Something
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Make a big impact on a Little. This commercial features photographs of Littles who have benefitted greatly from those who have taken the time to star something.
Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial, 'What Does It Take'
Big Brothers Big Sisters
What does it take to start something? It takes a little of your support to make a big impact with Big Brothers Big Sisters. Make a difference in a child's life.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami TV Commercial, 'Please Be My Big: Need More Males and Seniors'
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami is looking for more men and seniors to join the organization and become a mentor to help change a life.
Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial, 'National Recruitment'
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters believes that one mentor and a single moment can unlock a lifetime of potential. A heart-to-heart talk or an inside joke can change the lives of not just one, but two people. The Big Brothers Big Sisters organization is looking for people who are interested in joining the revolution to become mentors and change lives.
Big Brothers Big Sisters TV Commercial, 'Potential'
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters believes that there is potential in every child, but more than 8.5 million kids still need support to maintain that potential and get ahead in life. The company calls its volunteers "defenders of potential" and encourages you to learn more about its services online.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services TV Commercial feat. Dominque Dawes
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Make sure your kids are active at least 60 minutes each day to help them stay healthy and develop crucial skills.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society TV Commercial, 'Something's Not Right'
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
In this PSA, people talk about their first symptoms when they detected something was not right. Some felt constant tingling in their toes and double vision. They had to learn to adapt.
Rock the Vote TV Commercial, 'Freeform: Voice'
Rock the Vote
The cast of Freeform's "The Fosters" offer inspiring words to encourage voting as a part of the Rock the Vote campaign.
The American Postal Workers Union TV Commercial, 'We Deliver Almost Anything'
The American Postal Workers Union
The American Postal Workers Union says that there are a lot of things that can be sent through the mail, including grandfather clocks, tubas and pi??atas. While some people in the government want to sell the post office to private corporations, the organization argues this would negatively impact its customers, limiting its services and increasing its prices. The American Postal Workers Union claims the public Postal Service will deliver almost anything and doesn't take any taxpayer dollars, and
Action Hero Alliance TV Commercial, 'Physical Activity'
Action Hero Alliance
This PSA for physical activity features scenes from X-Men: First Class.
National Runaway Switchboard TV Commercial Featuring Ludacris
National Runaway Switchboard
Ludacris' phone rings and it's a girl asking for advice for her friend who has run away and is living on the streets alone. He urges teens to trust the National Runaway Switchboard.
What Is Brain Health? TV Commercial, 'Let's Talk' Featuring Marcia Gay Harden
What Is Brain Health?
A daughter tries to talk to her father about brain health and aging while they are in the car, but he won't listen to her. Suddenly, actress Marcia Gay Harden appears in the back seat to tell him about brain health and then disappears as quickly as she arrived. The actress the appears into a couple's bathroom, where she advises a woman to take care of herself and keep her brain sharp, just like what her husband was trying to telling her. The ACL invites you to learn more about keeping your brain
AARP Services, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Longevity Economy'
AARP Services, Inc.
AARP Services, Inc insists that the longevity economy is transforming our markets and world. As butterflies burst out of a cocoon, the organization declares that aging is unleashing exponential growth in every industry. AARP has prepared for this by teaming up with business leaders and innovators.
Truth TV Commercial, 'Business or Exploitation: Mental Health Report'
Truth
The folks at Truth take a look at how big tobacco companies have targeted people that have mental health issues with subversive marketing and free cigarettes to psychiatric facilities. Truth hopes that knowing and spreading this knowledge will help end cigarette use.
GLAAD TV Commercial, 'Antonio' Featuring Russell Simmons, Rev. Al Sharpton
Glaad
After Antonio came out, many of his friends began to treat him differently. GLAAD, Russell Simmons, Jane Velez-Mitchell, Rev. Al Sharpton, Nelsan Ellis and Naya Rivera encourage you to use your power to make a difference.
Glaad TV Commercial 'Devin and Friends'
Glaad
Various stars encourage everyone to think before they speak and practice tolerance with the people around you.
Habitat For Humanity TV Commercial, 'When a Life Is Changed'
Habitat For Humanity
Habitat for Humanity interviewed a number of beneficiaries to ask what their house has meant to them. For some, it's financial security. For others, it's a place to raise a family. A house can mean strength, potential, togetherness or security. Habitat for Humanity says it helps provide homes for people in your community and around the world.