Search Results For 'relief'

Coming soon to Strike.TV, Bob Newhart makes his Internet premiere when he steps up to take THE CHALLENGE. ** STRIKE.TV, and its first round of shows, were born out of the writers strike. ** Even though the writers strike is over, the collateral economic damage to the entertainment industry is still being felt today by the camera crews, technicians, wardrobe workers, carpenters, set decorators, makeup artists and a host of other below-the-line workers. ** All of the people who worked on THE CHALLENGE donated their talents and time in support of a very worthy cause. ** The ACTORS FUND'S ENTERTAINMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM has been offering financial relief and other services to al... more >

Coming soon to Strike.TV, Bob Newhart makes his Internet premiere when he steps up to take THE CHALLENGE. ** STRIKE.TV, and its first round of shows, were born out of the writers strike. ** Even though the writers strike is over, the collateral economic damage to the entertainment industry is still being felt today by the camera crews, technicians, wardrobe workers, carpenters, set decorators, makeup artists and a host of other below-the-line workers. ** All of the people who worked on THE CHALLENGE donated their talents and time in support of a very worthy cause. ** The ACTORS FUND'S ENTERTAINMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM has been offering financial relief and other services to all those who have been negatively impacted. ** The EAP typically disburses around $200,000 annually. ** This year, they have already distributed over $1.3 million. ** Strike.TV and its show creators will be donating all profits for the first three months from ad revenue to this wonderful charity. ** And you can help, too. ** If you'd like to donate please go to actorsfund.org/support/donate/index_html and contribute what you can. ** Thank you! < less

http://www.BURMAITCANTWAIT.org 30 Days for a Million Voices The issues the people of Burma/Myanmar are struggling with have been present for some time, since the military dictatorship took power and began a policy of isolationism, forced labor, systematic rape, political imprisonment, and destroying villages (creating more than 1 million refugees in the process.) On May 1, three days before the cyclone, the US Campaign for Burma, Human Rights Action Center and Fanista.com launched Burma: It Can't Wait - a campaign using celebrity voices like Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Silverman, and Eddie Izzard to shine a light on the junta's actions. You can see the new videos each da... more >

http://www.BURMAITCANTWAIT.org 30 Days for a Million Voices The issues the people of Burma/Myanmar are struggling with have been present for some time, since the military dictatorship took power and began a policy of isolationism, forced labor, systematic rape, political imprisonment, and destroying villages (creating more than 1 million refugees in the process.) On May 1, three days before the cyclone, the US Campaign for Burma, Human Rights Action Center and Fanista.com launched Burma: It Can't Wait - a campaign using celebrity voices like Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Silverman, and Eddie Izzard to shine a light on the junta's actions. You can see the new videos each day, as well as make a donation to support the cyclone relief efforts, at http://www.burmaitcantwait.org. < less

http://www.BURMAITCANTWAIT.org 30 Days for a Million Voices The issues the people of Burma/Myanmar are struggling with have been present for some time, since the military dictatorship took power and began a policy of isolationism, forced labor, systematic rape, political imprisonment, and destroying villages (creating more than 1 million refugees in the process.) On May 1, three days before the cyclone, the US Campaign for Burma, Human Rights Action Center and Fanista.com launched Burma: It Can't Wait - a campaign using celebrity voices like Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Silverman, and Eddie Izzard to shine a light on the junta's actions. You can see the new videos each da... more >

http://www.BURMAITCANTWAIT.org 30 Days for a Million Voices The issues the people of Burma/Myanmar are struggling with have been present for some time, since the military dictatorship took power and began a policy of isolationism, forced labor, systematic rape, political imprisonment, and destroying villages (creating more than 1 million refugees in the process.) On May 1, three days before the cyclone, the US Campaign for Burma, Human Rights Action Center and Fanista.com launched Burma: It Can't Wait - a campaign using celebrity voices like Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Silverman, and Eddie Izzard to shine a light on the junta's actions. You can see the new videos each day, as well as make a donation to support the cyclone relief efforts, at http://www.burmaitcantwait.org. < less