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Billonaires pledge half of their fortune... |
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 20:55 |
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(Reuters) - Dozens of U.S. billionaires pledged on Wednesday to give at least half their fortunes to charity as part of a philanthropic campaign by two of the world's richest men -- Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Based on Forbes magazine's estimates of the billionaires' wealth, at least $150 billion could be given away. Among the rich joining The Giving Pledge campaign are New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, media moguls Barry Diller and Ted Turner, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, "Star Wars" movie maker George Lucas and energy tycoon T. Boone Pickens. |
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010 20:40 |
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 We are pleased to be working with Fundación Vida Silvestre, the Argentinean Organisation that works in partnership with WWF. This year in2action created the advertising campaign to promote Earth Hour in Argentina Take a look at the campaign! |
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in2action is proud of taking part in the Fundraising Campaign "Lets stop Hunger Now" (Paremos el Hambre ya) for the Argentinean Food Bank Foundation in partnership with the Argentinean Foodbank Network.
We have created and produced the adverts and on line promotion of the campaign that came to reality thanks to a generous donation of La Nacion newspaper, the second largest newspaper in the country. More about the campaign and the adverts. Click here... |
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NEW on line development for non smoking campaign |
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Guillermo Caro in2action! Can you imagine an online sanitary warnings image bank to help non-smoking law campaigns? It is already a fact. We have recently taken part, among a group of professionals, on the developing of the first image bank available for all the Mercosur countries that might be interested in: www.cictmercosur.org. The image collection can be used to reproduce or create new awareness campaigns, to use the available evidence and the methodology to develop those warnings that could be more effective in each country.
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