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Awareness Ties and the National Association of Broadcasters Invite Support for Everyday Heroes with a Thirty Second Invitation

4/22/2020

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Through the support and generosity of the National Association of Broadcasters, the Awareness Ties commercial entitled 'Make Them Known' will be aired on networks across the country in support of 'The Hero Edition' and 'The Hero Awards'. The commercial invites everyday citizens to nominate everyday heroes in the coronavirus pandemic to be recognized and awarded for going above and beyond to serve others. 
"When I spoke to Jack and Allié about Awareness Ties and ' The Hero Edition', I knew how much this was needed in America as a way to recognize those individuals who had gone above and beyond during this pandemic," said Andrew Givens, Account Executive and Special Project Manager at Marshall Broadcasting Group.

​"I prayed on how I could help with this great cause and as a member of the SMTE NAB (Sales and Marketing Television Exchange, National Association of Broadcasting) Planning Committee I decided to present it to the NAB management team who agreed that it was a great initiative that should have the opportunity to receive national exposure."​
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