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Keep America Beautiful TV Commercial, 'Recicla: otra vida'
Keep America Beautiful
Aunque la gente cree que las latas de aluminio son basura, en realidad se podr??n convertir en algo m??s, como un estadio. Keep America Beautiful le pide a la gente que recicla para darle otra vida a su basura.
Keep America Beautiful TV Commercial, 'Let's Talk About America'
Keep America Beautiful
Keep America Beautiful wants to talk about our country. Not the policies of the country, or the taxes or even the tweets that come out. No, Keep America Beautiful wants to talk about how incredible our country is. From rural farmlands to urban city sprawls, everyone deserves to live in clean, thriving communities. The nonprofit organization encourages viewers to feel empowered and to take action every day, wherever you are.
Keep America Beautiful TV Commercial, 'Journey'
Keep America Beautiful
Una botella de pl??stico hace un viaje ??pico para cumplir su sue??o y ver el mar. Viaja por todos lados desde un callej??n, en el desierto y en las montanas cubiertas de nieve. Cuando la botella de pl??stico finalmente es reciclada, es usada para hacer una banca con vista hacia el oc??ano. Seg??n Keep America Beautiful, cuando reciclas, creas algo nuevo.
MakeAHero.org TV Commercial, 'The Movement' Ft Morgan Freeman and Robert Redford
MakeAHero.org
Morgan Freeman asks viewers to join him in supporting MakeAHero.org. Many heroes don't have the ability to lift their legs, but they still have the ability to accomplish extraordinary, athletic feats. Some kayak, bike, ski, surf or mountain climb, and these inspiring actions lift the spirits of those around them.
SafeAirbags.com TV Commercial, 'If I Could' Featuring Morgan Freeman
SafeAirbags.com
Morgan Freeman desires to deliver a message to everyone to help reach the 41 million people affected by the Takata airbag recall so that everyone knows the airbags could cause serious injury or death. He encourages people to go online and find out if your vehicle is on the recall list.
National Kidney Foundation TV Commercial, 'The Big Ask: Going In Style'
National Kidney Foundation
In the film "Going In Style," Morgan Freeman's character needs a new kidney but struggles to find a donor. According to director Zach Braff, 26 million adults are affected by kidney disease in the United States and 90 percent of people don't even know they have it. The National Kidney Foundation's "The Big Ask, The Big Give" is a free program for patients and professionals to consider a living kidney donation. You can check out the website for more information or to make a donation to the cause.
SafeAirbags.com TV Commercial, 'Do You Have a Minute?' Featuring Morgan Freeman
SafeAirbags.com
Actor Morgan Freeman says that one out of every six vehicles has been recalled due to dangerous Takata airbags. Defective airbag parts are at risk of exploding which can cause serious injury and even death. He encourages viewers to visit the website to see if your vehicle is on the recall list to get your airbag fixed for free, an action that could potentially save your life and others.
USO TV Commercial For USO Featuring Peter Berg
USO
This commercial shows director Peter Berg working on a movie set. He talks about how he enjoys telling stories, but real life is better than any story he could make up. The real heroes of the world are servicemen and women who sacrifice so much for this country. The USO attempts to recognize these men and women and give them the acknowledgment they deserve.
Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks TV Commercial, 'Texting & Driving' Featuring Kasey Kahne
Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks
This commercial shows a random people performing various activities like kissing, working construction, and performing surgery, but they are all interrupted by a text message bubble. NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne comes on to say that there are tons of places you wouldn't consider texting, and in your car should be one of those places. Don't text and drive.
The Real Cost TV Commercial, 'School Dance'
The Real Cost
When all a kid at a school dance want to do is have fun and enjoy his time with his date, cigarettes have other plans. They pull on his mouth during pictures and interrupt his slow dance and kiss with his date telling him "it's time to cha cha cha outside." The Real cost reminds young people that cigarettes are bullies and urges them to not let tobacco control them.
Earth Hour 2015 TV Commercial, 'Use Your Power' Song by Bastille
Earth Hour
Ban Ki-Moon urges you to turn off your lights to fight climate change during Earth Hour this year! Together, if we band together, we can make a difference.
Feeding America TV Commercial, 'Child Hunger' Featuring Jeremy Renner
Feeding America
Jeremy Renner tells us that as an American, it's hard knowing that we have a serious hunger issue in our country, but as a parent, it's even harder. With so much of our food going to waste, one in five children still struggle with hunger. Feeding America is a network of food banks across the country that helps billions of families in need. Support Feeding America and your local food bank today.
Stand Up 2 Cancer TV Commercial, 'Avengers: Infinity War & American Airlines PSA'
Stand Up 2 Cancer
When a powerful threat emerges, a strong response is necessary. That credo doesn't only apply to the superheroes in Marvel Studios' film "Avengers: Infinity War," but also to everyday people facing a frightening medical diagnosis. Stand Up 2 Cancer advisor Lee J. Helman, three-time cancer survivor Shandra Fitzpatrick and cancer fighter Poppy White are just three of the countless men and women joining the battle against one of the nation's leading causes of death. In an effort to get others to pa
Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks TV Commercial, 'Just Enough Time'
Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks
According to Stop the Texts, Stop the Wrecks, the average text message takes the driver's eyes off the road for five seconds. Five seconds is just long enough for someone to miss something important ... like a Bigfoot hunter missing the cryptozoological beast as it crosses the road in front of him.
Stand Up 2 Cancer TV Commercial, 'Run'
Stand Up 2 Cancer
Television's biggest names show their support for the fight against cancer by starring alongside survivors and their families in this dramatic, film-like commercial by the Stand Up 2 Cancer foundation. Tom Hardy, who is half-dressed in a robe and boxers, sprints towards the camera and out of a cloud of smoke. Eddie Redmayne, Benedict Cumberbatch and Downton Abbey's, Michelle Dockery, speed through doorways, while Gillian Anderson (shoes in hand) and Eva Mendes frantically race down busy public s
Congressional Leadership Fund TV Commercial, 'Only Looks out for Number 1 ... Himself'
Congressional Leadership Fund
The Congressional Leadership Fund says that political candidate Dan McCready always puts himself first. The super PAC claims he imported Chinese devices considered a national security threat and spent money on lobbying to further his profits by requiring local utility companies to buy his energy.
Movember Foundation TV Commercial, 'Grow Your Mo Like Poirot' Ft. Kenneth Branagh
Movember Foundation
Hercule Poirot (Branagh) from "Murder on the Orient Express" is encouraging viewers to grow their mustache out during the month of November to raise awareness for cancer. For the world's greatest detective, the mustache is much more than just hair on the face, it's a calling! Will you answer?
NASM TV Commercial, 'Become a Trainer'
NASM
If you enjoy working out, imagine the satisfaction of doing what you love by becoming a certified personal trainer and helping others get in shape with NASM.
Safe Horizon TV Commercial, 'Take the Vow' Featuring Tamron Hall, Kyra Sedgwick
Safe Horizon
Tamron Hall and other celebrities encourage you to show your support for domestic violence survivors by painting your left ring nail purple.
XQ America TV Commercial, 'The Future Won't Wait'
XQ America
A woman in a space suit stands tall among a bustling, unaware crowd. She evokes the Space Race and the 1969 moon landings to illustrate what happens when humans aim for the stars. The woman elaborates that America needs to apply the same ingenuity to its education system. A helmeted astronaut also walks among the crowd. XQ is launching the Super School Project, a national brainstorming competition that invites people to re-imagine how high schools teach students.