Presidents and First Ladies Launch National COVID-19 Vaccine Education Initiative
March 12, 2021
The Ad Council and COVID Collaborative today announced new PSAs as part of their COVID-19 Vaccine Education Initiative’s “It’s Up To You” campaign featuring former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter and former First Ladies Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton and Rosalynn Carter.
The videos are designed to encourage all Americans to get answers to the top questions about the COVID-19 vaccines at GetVaccineAnswers.org and to get a vaccination when it’s available to them.
“Over the past year, the pandemic has taken an immeasurable toll on families all across the country and upended everyone’s lives,” said President Barack Obama. “Michelle and I got vaccinated against COVID-19 because we know it’s the best way to get the country back up and running again and get us back to the moments we miss. We hope every American will do the
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The Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation s mission is to build healthy and vibrant Aboriginal communities in Ontario by helping to develop our youth as future community leaders.
OHSWEKEN, ON / ACCESSWIRE / March 12, 2021 / Meagan Hill is Mohawk, from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. As a young woman, she dreamed big. On her way to becoming the first college graduate in her family, Meagan successfully applied to Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation for tuition costs and promptly enrolled at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Meagan said at the time, Dreamcatcher s generous support for my education has led to the next phase of my life . Meagan s original intention was to attend medical school but, immersed in the inspiring environment at Harvard, she discovered that her true passion was business. She applied and was accepted into Harvard Business School.
Whanganui s Plumber Dan hosts Pork Pie movie screening to raise money for KidsCan
12 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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Dan Goldsworthy s V6 Stretch Mini will take part in the 2021 Pork Pie Charity Run later this month. Photo / File
Dan Goldsworthy s V6 Stretch Mini will take part in the 2021 Pork Pie Charity Run later this month. Photo / File
A New Zealand cultural staple is set to be shown at Embassy 3 cinema in Whanganui next week, all in aid of a charity convoy raising money for children in poverty.
The 1981 movie Goodbye Pork Pie will be shown at the cinema at 7pm on Wednesday, March 17, to raise money for the biennial Pork Pie Charity Run in which a group of 50 Minis travel from the top of the North Island to the bottom of the South to raise money for charity KidsCan.
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North East cancer charity devastated after thieves steal furniture from community garden
It is the second time that Gateshead-based Fighting All Cancers Together (FACT) has been targeted during the third national lockdown
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