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Singh brings over 20 years of sustainability and economic development experience to the Committee to help the Ad Council identify social issues to consider for upcoming national public service campaigns

OOH Platforms Create Assets and Donate Inventory to Ensure COVID-19 Messaging Reaches Millions Across the U.S.

Diego Scotti, EVP & Chief Marketing Officer at Verizon, is Named a Board Vice Chair

Broad coalition convenes to promote welcoming attitudes and actions in communities across America

Dora and the Lost City of Gold joins Ad Council and the USDA Forest Service to launch new PSAs highlighting the many adventures one can find in the forest

National public service advertisements highlight the risk of “family fire” amid sharp increase in gun sales

New Campaign with Ad Council and The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families Highlights the Importance of Small Moments Shared Between Dads and Their Children

Longstanding effort from the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Television Bureau of Advertising and the Ad Council emphasizes states with most holiday season drunk driving fatalities

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The Fatherhood Involvement campaign PSAs highlight the experiences of dads who share a commitment to being there for their kids through parenting highlights and challenges. By acknowledging the hard work they put forth in the face of hardships, the campaign seeks to provide all fathers with confidence to keep going in their efforts to be present for their children.

All PSAs direct audiences to visit Fatherhood.gov for parenting tips, fatherhood programs, and other resources.

Thousands of teens in foster care are waiting for the love and support from a family, but unfortunately almost 20,000 young people leave foster care without a family every year. But no matter our age, we never outgrow the need for family, and the teenage years are an especially critical time for parental help and guidance.

Inspired by real families’ stories, this honest and heartfelt campaign reveals the remarkable value of adoption for both teens and parents. With the tagline, “You can’t imagine the reward,” these emotional messages reassure prospective parents and inspire them to consider adopting a teen.

This successful campaign has contributed to the more than 1,000,000 children and youth that have been adopted from the U.S. foster care system since 2004.

Lung cancer is the #1 cancer killer of men and women. Compared to other cancers, it has one of the lowest survival rates, but with the new lung cancer screening, approximately fourteen million people in the U.S. who are at high risk for lung cancer can be saved with this early detection and treatment. If everyone at high risk were screened, close to 48,000 lives could be saved.

“Saved By The Scan” drives current and former smokers to take a lung cancer screening eligibility quiz at SavedByTheScan.org. Since the campaign’s launch in August 2017, 26% of quiz respondents have been eligible for a low-dose CT scan.

The campaign has saved lives and continues to educate.

The ‘Saved By The Scan’ campaign has saved lives and continues to educate high-risk former and current smokers about the importance of getting screened for lung cancer

API Individuals Come Together in PSA to “Fight the Virus. Fight the Bias.” Developed by Filmmaker Alan Yang and the Ad Council

The Emmy®-Award Winning Campaign from the Ad Council and R/GA Delivers Message Against Racial Injustice with Resources for the American Public to Take Action

Multichannel responsible drinking effort will focus on buzzed driving prevention