P&G aired the spot in the show and continues to support it in social media, joining a large corporate cast that raised over $16 million in commitments, during a “Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort” on April 22 to support more than 50 organizations nationwide providing resources to African Americans whose health or finances have been affected by the coronavirus crisis.
Other brand participating include Facebook, Unilever, Toyota, Salesforce, McDonald’s, BNY Mellon, Amex, AARP, Clorox Co.’s Pine-Sol, Morgan Stanley, TJX, WW, NBA, RLJ Companies, Restaurant Brands International’s Popeyes and Chicago Trading Company. Philanthropic support also came from Blue Meridian Partners, the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation, The Ford Foundation and Advancing Black Pathways, all working through United Way Worldwide.
Toyota also created a community service announcement in English and Spanish around its effort, which will continue to run on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and elsewhere through May 6, featuring Anthony Anderson, Cedric The Entertainer and Lupita Infante among others, directing peole to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for information.
As for Old Spice, it didn't stay serious long, evidenced by putting Las Vegas Raiders first-round draftee Henry Ruggs III in a branded bathrobe during the NFL Draft on Thursday night, highlighting the brand’s $320,000 donation to United Way as part the livestreamed NFL Draft-A-Thon, in which brand spokesman Isaiah Mustafa also participated.
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