Defenders of Wildlife

Wildlife Needs You Now

Paralyzed Veterans of America

Barriers Still Exist – RJ’s Everyday Fight

Every day Americans do typical things like use sidewalks, attend job interviews, enter elevators, and use the front door. Now imagine not being able to do these things. Better yet, you miss a doctor’s appointment, arrive late to your favorite concert, or are forced to enter a building from the back all because of unnavigable pathways. This is the reality for Veterans and individuals with mobility disabilities.

In Paralyzed Veterans of America’s latest PSA, Barriers Still Exist – RJ’s Everyday Fight, we follow U.S. Army Veteran and PVA member R.J. Anderson of Chicago, IL, who encounters endless accessibility barriers on his way to a job interview. Sadly, R.J. is not alone. A staggering 80% of people with disabilities have encountered an accessibility barrier within the past six months, with more than 1 in 3 having missed important events and appointments due to such barriers.

Muscular Dystrophy Association

75 Years of Legacy. Impact. Momentum.

For 75 years, the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s legacy, impact, and momentum have been defined by the support of hundreds of thousands. From advocating on Capitol Hill to breakthroughs in neuromuscular research and care, MDA has shown that together, they make the impossible possible.

Legacy. Impact. Momentum. celebrates 75 years of achievements. Through vivid storytelling, this PSA celebrates researchers, advocates, families, volunteers, clinicians, and supporters who have reshaped policies, advanced medicine, and built an unstoppable community. It highlights past victories and hope for a future free of neuromuscular diseases.

American Heart Association

Kyra Story

Heart disease is America’s #1 killer. Thanks to the American Heart Association’s support for lifesaving research and medical breakthroughs, more Americans are getting a second chance at life.

In the latest PSA from The American Heart Association, you will feel the heartfelt gratitude of Kyra who nearly died due to non-compaction cardiomyopathy. She now has a pacemaker developed through research funded by the American Heart Association and has had no further incidents, allowing her to spend valuable time with family and friends.

Mercy Ships

Why I Volunteer

There is a profound need in the world and an equally profound opportunity to meet it. That’s why volunteers with Mercy Ships become a part of a mission that brings hope and healing to communities in need.

In Mercy Ships’ latest PSA, Why I Volunteer, you will see the heart of the volunteers whose work reminds us that while healing others, they are also enriching their own lives which is one of the most profound and rewarding experiences imaginable.

Save the Children

Day One

Nearly 200 million children are living in violent war zones. More than 700 million children are currently living in countries drastically affected by the climate crisis. And in rural America, 1 in 5 children are experiencing food insecurity due to poverty. 

Support Save the Children by airing their new PSA, Day One. Encourage your audience to discover more about how Save the Children is tackling the most pressing issues facing children today. 

Smile
Train

The Two Millionth Smile

Imagine a world where millions of children can grow up healthy and strong, with bright, beaming smiles, unburdened by an untreated cleft lip or palate. This is the vision of Smile Train, the world’s largest cleft-focused organization and they are making that vision a reality.

Smile Train’s latest PSA, The Two Millionth Smile, celebrates a remarkable milestone: the completion of their two millionth cleft surgery. In the PSA, you will meet Rajib, the proud recipient of this life-changing operation, and his father Alim. Together they represent Smile Train’s legacy of support and the future of cleft care.

St. Joseph's Indian School

Path Out of Poverty

Children follow many paths throughout their lives, but the most important one for Native American children is the Path Out of Poverty. For nearly 100 years, St. Joseph’s Indian School has been a leader in the Lakota community, helping children who live in poverty overcome the struggles, obstacles, and hardships in their way.

In this new PSA, Path Out of Poverty, viewers learn how St. Joseph’s Indian School provides a strong education, access to healthcare, and the love and support needed to help students down the path to a brighter future and their dreams. In fact, 96% of students enrolled in St. Joseph’s graduate — that’s 10% higher than the national average!

St. Labre Indian School

New Direction

Generational trauma, poverty and limited opportunities are obstacles Native American children face in the United States every day. These children deserve a better life for themselves, their families and their communities. Change is possible for children looking for a New Direction thanks to St Labre Indian School.

In their latest PSA, New Direction, your audiences will learn that St. Labre is more than a school. It is a place for Native American children to receive the tools they need to become change-makers of tomorrow for their families and communities. Your viewers will hear the inspirational voices of students who share how St. Labre is not only a place where Native American children learn, but a place where they can feel safe and celebrate their cultural heritage.

American Civil Liberties Union

This Land

This Land we love belongs to all of us, yet not everyone enjoys the freedoms and equality promised by the Constitution. Right now, millions of Americans are fighting for their fundamental rights of freedom, justice, and equality. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is at the forefront of this battle.

In the latest PSA from ACLU, This Land, learn how you can help in their efforts to protect and advance the rights of EVERYONE in the United States. The ACLU is committed to ensuring that “We the People” truly means all of us.