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Honor Our Military And Families CBS Cares and the NFL teamed up to deliver a special Super Bowl PSA in support of our military and their families - and to encourage viewers to donate to Wounded Warrior Project. Text "WWP" to 50555 to donate $10 (message and data rates apply).
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A Life Of Service Wounded Warrior Project shared with us Luke Wilson's inspiring story and photo, which we wanted to share with you.
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Commitment And Courage Wounded Warrior Project shared with us Shane Parsons inspiring biography and photo, which we wanted to share with you.
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Debilitating mood swings, depression and anxiety are just a fraction of what our brave servicemen and women are fighting to overcome, fortunately there is help. Call 866-966-1020 or visit www.realwarriors.net, trained personnel are standing by.
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In 2012, the CBS Television Network scheduled public service announcements ("PSAs") worth more than $200 million.
A key part of this commitment was and continues to be the CBS Cares campaign, which was launched in 2000 and consists of PSAs featuring
Talent from many CBS programs. These PSAs have addressed numerous causes, including Alcohol Abuse, the Arts, Autism, Bipolar Disorder,
Breast Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Child Abduction, Child Advocacy, Children's Health, Colon Cancer, Depression, Disaster Relief, Diversity/Tolerance,
Drug Abuse, Education, Epilepsy, Heart Disease, HIV/AIDS, Identity Theft, Menopause, Mentoring, Obesity, Osteoporosis, Parenting, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder,
Prostate Cancer, Schizophrenia, Suicide Prevention, Violence Prevention (including Spousal and Child Abuse) and the V-Chip...Read More