No More Super Bowl 2015 Ad Fights Domestic Violence



No More Super Bowl 2015 Ad Fights Domestic Violence

NFL is sponsoring a public service ad for No More, an organization that fights domestic violence and sexual assault. Watch the extended version of the No More Super Bowl 2015 commercial below.

The No More Super Bowl 2015 Ad will make you stop whatever you do at the moment. The ad features an actual 911 call of a woman in danger of domestic violence. In the 911 call she pretends to order a pizza. The spot is very powerful and should spark conversation during the Big Game.

According to the WSJ, the NFL is sponsoring the No More Super Bowl 2015 Ad. The NFL needs to brush up its image in that matter after its poor handling of the Ray Rice incident last year.

About No More

No More is a movement to raise public awareness and engage bystanders around ending domestic violence and sexual assault launched in 2013 by a coalition of leading corporations, advocacy and service organizations. NO MORE is supported by hundreds of domestic violence and sexual assault organizations at the local, state and national levels that are using its signature blue symbol to increase visibility and funding to address these critical issues.

Any individual, organization, or corporation that wants to end domestic violence and sexual assault can use the NO MORE symbol to show their commitment to this cause.

Find out more about No More.

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The Super Bowl 2015 will take place on February 1, 2015 in Arizona. The Super Bowl XLIX game will be played in the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. NBC is broadcasting the Super Bowl 2015. The Super Bowl 2015 Halftime Show will be performed by Katy Perry. The constantly updated Super Bowl Ads List is tracking all 2015 Super Bowl Ads.

Check out our Super Bowl 2015 Dates, Times and FAQ Guide for everything you need to know about the Super Bowl XLIX. Also find out how to watch the Superbowl online.



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