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Truth TV Commercial, 'Finishers 2.0' Song by Diskord
Truth
Last year, the American public and Truth managed to bring the rate of teens smoking cigarettes from nine percent to eight percent. Celebrate the small steps but realize smoking hookah and other rolled tobacco products is just as dangerous. Smoking an hour of hookah is just as bad as smoking 100 cigarettes. Join the Truth movement to help end smoking.
Truth TV Commercial, 'Ditch Juul: Soda Rockets'
Truth
These people have found a creative way to quit vaping and are smashing their JUULs to pieces with soda rockets. Truth invites you to join the 90,000 people who have already quit e-cigarettes by sending a text.
Truth TV Commercial, 'Ditch Juul: This Is Quitting'
Truth
People find creative ways to ditch their JUUL, like tying it to a weather balloon, smashing it with cartoonishly large cardboard hands, and doing trick shots into glasses of water. Truth invites you to join the 90,000 people who have already quit e-cigarettes by sending a text.
Truth TV Commercial, 'This is Quitting: Pool'
Truth
A man prepares to jump into a swimming pool with his Juul vape pen taped to his chest. Truth asks if you're ready to quit your vape and to get advice from real people with This Is Quitting.
Truth TV Commercial, 'Quit Your Vape: Orange Juice'
Truth
A young woman quits vaping by putting her e-cigarette in a glass and pouring orange juice into it. Normally this wouldn't be an issue, but when the juice overflows the cup and spills onto the floor, the woman's mother rushes over to get her to stop. Truth offers confidential help for those who are looking to quit smoking.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Disney Junior: Doc McStuffins'
American Red Cross
The American Red Cross and Disney Junior's Doc McStuffins explain to the toys in the clinic how to prepare for an emergency, including having the right supplies and a family communication plan.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Every Eight Minutes'
American Red Cross
An American Red Cross worker comforts a woman in despair as she watches her home go up in flames, losing everything. The American Red Cross declares that it keeps its promise of responding to disasters every eight minutes.
American Red Cross Giving Day TV Commercial, 'KING 5: Disaster Response Promise'
American Red Cross Giving Day
As a woman stands alone watching her house burn down, a first responder from the American Red Cross approaches her to give some sign of support that everything will be OK, even if it's given silently. A local news affiliate, KING 5, encourages donations to help disaster relief on American Red Cross Giving Day.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Look for The Helpers'
American Red Cross
While images of the American Red Cross helping those affected by natural disasters flash, Mr. Rogers recounts something his mother told him during those times. The star of "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood" was told by his mother that when you see disasters happening, to always look for the helpers. The American Red Cross encourages you to donate so it can help those impacted.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Sleeping Girl'
American Red Cross
Without any kind of warning from an active smoke detector, this young girl who was asleep might not have woken up the next morning. The American Red Cross is installing its one-millionth free smoke alarm in 2017 and they're looking to install millions more.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'The Crowder Family'
American Red Cross
The Crowder family shares their story through a home video about how blood donations from the American Red Cross changed their lives. Their daughter Lindsey might not be here today without them. They don't take anything for granted any more. Your blood donation could save up to three lives. Donate today.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Before the Fire' Song by Miranda Lambert
American Red Cross
The American Red Cross helped this family after their home was burnt down in a fire. Statistically the Red Cross helps a family after a home fire every 5 minutes.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Give Blood to Give Time'
American Red Cross
A young woman is shown celebrating her birthday and enjoying life until she falls ill. Her life becomes joyless and painful when she learns the news that she has cancer and must get treatment for it. The American Red Cross and American Cancer Society says that cancer takes so much and asks you to give blood because a blood transfusion can extend the life of a cancer patient. With a blood transfusion, the young woman is able to celebrate her birthday and see joy in life again.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'News Tonight'
American Red Cross
A woman wanders through her burnt down house as the news plays chipper headlines in the background. Her personal disaster of losing her home didn't make the news leaving her feeling alone. The American Red Cross works to provide help for those in need like this woman.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Hurricane Harvey'
American Red Cross
The American Red Cross is accepting donations to provide warm blankets, clean water and shelter to people left in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.
American Red Cross TV Commercial, 'Our Promise'
American Red Cross
A woman clutches a trophy as she stands in the street watching her house burn. Firefighters attempt to extinguish the fire and an American Red Cross worker embraces her in a hug. This action speaks of hope -- that it's going to be okay. The American Red Cross promises to provide a place to stay and food for children to those who have lost everything. In order to do so, the American Red Cross asks for donations so that they can continue the promise of providing for those who have suffered greatly
AARP TV Commercial, 'How Do You Spell AARP?'
AARP
Several AARP Members describe their favorite features of the membership including discounts on travel, dining and other leisure activities.
AARP Caregiving TV Commercial, 'Spoon'
AARP Caregiving
While trying to get his daughter to eat, a father uses the age-old trick every parent knows of pretending the spoon is an airplane. When she still refuses, the father drops the spoon back in the bowl and simulates an explosion with his hands. Suddenly, years and years have passed, and now the daughter is an adult trying to get her elderly father to eat the same bowl of soup. When he refuses, she reminds him of the same game they used to play when she was young, which makes them both laugh. AARP
AARP TV Commercial, 'Tougher Than Tough: Caregiver Assistance' Feat. Danny Trejo
AARP
You would think that someone shaving their face with a rusty machete might win the award for the toughest guy on earth, but surprisingly, that award doesn't go to Danny Trejo. Wielding a leaf blower in one hand and lifting the front end of his car with the other, Trejo tells us about the toughest guy on earth. He's a man that works two jobs and only gets paid for one. A warrior who remains by his father's side regardless of whether or not he'll remember and takes on many new responsibilities as
AARP Services, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Donut'
AARP Services, Inc.
A man thanks his coworker by giving her a doughnut, but she already has one because she's a member of AARP. He can't believe that both of them are eligible to join since he associates having a membership with being old. But after showing him all of the benefits that come with being a member, like cheap concert tickets, he realizes that joining is right for him.