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Collection Overview

Title: Ad Council: Campaign Video Recordings, 1961, 1965, 1972, 1982-2015

ID: 13/2/280

Primary Creator: Advertising Council

Extent: 43.0 cubic feet

Arrangement: Chronological

Subjects: Advertising Council, Public Service Advertising, Television Broadcasting

Formats/Genres: Motion Pictures/Videotapes

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Recordings of Advertising Council television public service announcements on film, videocassette, and DVD. Includes "Finding Solutions" (Dec. 20, 1983), a 24 minute tape on the Advertising Council, public service advertising and how a campaign (Take a Bite out of Crime) is designed and carried out, as well as 10, 15 and 20 second "historical spots" of television film used in campaigns. Also includes television public service campaign materials including advertising update guides and fact sheets, storyboards, reply cards, and information cards for the satellite and electronic distribution format.

Biographical Note

The Advertising Council was formed in 1941 to use advertising to promote the public good. The advent of World War II accelerated the Council's growth, due to the increased need for public service messages to benefit the war effort. Beginning in 1942, the Council, then known as the "War Advertising Council," worked in conjunction with the Office of War Information.¹ It sought to create campaigns and disseminate information inducing people to take "actions necessary to the speedy winning of the war.""²

Volunteerism was the main impetus for creating these campaigns. The Council appointed a volunteer campaign manager and a staff manager to oversee operations. These coordinators selected a task force from a list of volunteer agencies to work in concert with OWI and the government bureaus needing assistance. The completed campaigns went to advertisers, via sponsorship committees, who donated space and airtime for public service messages. ³ Campaigns during the 1942-45 period focused on women in the workforce, conservation projects, war bond sales, the Red Cross, forest fire prevention, victory in Japan, and anticipated peacetime problems.⁴

Upon the conclusion of WWII, the Council shifted to new projects, believing that its work would be just as essential during the rebuilding process as it was during the war. Its name changed from the "War Advertising Council" to "The Advertising Council." The name change coincided with the Council's consideration of requests from private organizations not connected with the government.

In 1945, the Council created the Public Advisory Committee.⁵ Comprised of private citizens from sectors having an interest in public issues, the committee reviewed requests for Council assistance. Acceptable requests had to be in the public interest, potentially successful via using advertising methods, timely, non-commercial, non-partisan, non-sectarian, and not designed to influence legislation. ⁶ Requests required a three-fourths vote of the committee for approval.⁷ In 1947, the "Public Advisory Committee" became the "Public Policy Committee," though its function remained the same. During that year, the Council created the Industries Advisory Committee Composed of business leaders, the committee advised the Council about projects under consideration that involved business, suggested new projects, advised the board of directors of Council operations, assisted with Council fund-raising, and developed greater public understanding of democratic government and the American Free Enterprise system. ⁸

In 1948, the Council's messages first appeared on television. Since then, with growing support from the business community, the Council's messages have focused on helping to solve national problems. Recent campaigns have centered on drunk driving, drug abuse, racism, and child abuse.

1. The Second Year of the War Advertising Council, March 1, 1943 to March 1, 1944, page 2.

2. Ibid.

3. Ibid., page 4.

4. Ibid., pp. 5-7; Third Year...March 1, 1944 to March 1, 1945, pages 4-7.

5. The Fourth Year of the Advertising Council, March 1945 to March 1946, page 7.

6. Annual Report 1966-67, pages 3-4.

7. The Fourth Year, page 7.

8. The Sixth Year of the Advertising Council, March 1947 to March 1948, page 9.The Advertising Council was formed in 1941 to use advertising to promote the public good. The advent of World War II accelerated the Council's growth, due to the increased need for public service messages to benefit the war effort. Beginning in 1942, the Council, then known as the "War Advertising Council," worked in conjunction with the Office of War Information.

Subject/Index Terms

Advertising Council
Public Service Advertising
Television Broadcasting

Administrative Information

Repository: University of Illinois Archives

Accruals: 7/10/86; continual

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Box 1

Folder 1: Historic Films

Item 1: Film: "Construction Road" [narr. by Bob Hope], Peace Corps, ca. 1961: 60 sec.
Item 2: Film: "Ten Little Indians," Drug Abuse Information, ca. 1972: #CNDA-1086, 60 sec.; Acquisition Information: acq. 12/13/07
Item 3: Film: International Year of Disabled Persons, 1983-84

Folder 2: Cassette 1: "Finding Solutions", Dec. 20, 1983

24 min.

Item 1: Collage of ads, Dec. 20, 1983: 28-74 sec.
Item 2: Ad Council history (1942, War effort), Dec. 20, 1983: 74-92 sec.
Item 3: Patricia Carbine on Child Abuse (Ms. Magazine), Dec. 20, 1983: 92-10 sec.
Item 4: Leonard Matthew, Pres AAAA, Dec. 20, 1983: 111-113 sec.
Item 5: Robert Keim, President Ad Council, Dec. 20, 1983: 114-120 sec.
Item 6: How a campaign begins, Dec. 20, 1983: 120-135 sec.
Item 7: Following "Crime in America" program, Dec. 20, 1983: 136-157 sec.
Item 8: Steve Allen, Dec. 20, 1983: 158-173 sec.
Item 9: Edward Dooley, V.P. Citibank, Dec. 20, 1983: 174-188 sec.
Item 10: Elenore Hangley, Campaign Manager Ad Council, Dec. 20, 1983: 190-195 sec.
Item 11: Selecting an agency, Dec. 20, 1983: 195-207 sec.
Item 12: Stu Upson, Chairman, Dareen Fitzgerald Sample Inc., Dec. 20, 1983: 208-211 sec.
Item 13: Open with lunch at agency (McGruff Team), Dec. 20, 1983: 211-224 sec.
Item 14: Jack Keil, Vice President/Creative Director Dareen Fitzgerald Sample, Inc., Dec. 20, 1983: 224-319 sec.
Item 15: McGruff Commercial, Dec. 20, 1983: 319-325 sec.
Item 16: Other media involvement (contributions), Dec. 20, 1983: 326-349 sec.
Item 17: Steve Allen, Dec. 20, 1983: 350-354 sec.
Item 18: Donald Hansen, Forest Service USDA, Dec. 20, 1983: 354-364 sec.
Item 19: How Advertising Council (Smokey Bear) has helped, Dec. 20, 1983: 364-373 sec.
Item 20: Barton Cummings, Chairman - Ad Council board on Economic System, Dec. 20, 1983: 374-390 sec.
Item 21: Chris Edley, United Negro College Fund, Dec. 20, 1983: 391-407 sec.
Item 22: Census Bureau success - Vincent Banbana, Dec. 20, 1983: 408-411 sec.
Item 23: Steve Allen, Dec. 20, 1983: 412-463 sec.
Item 24: Collage of Ad Council Ads, Dec. 20, 1983: 464-466 sec.
Item 25: Steve Allen, Dec. 20, 1983: 466-471 sec.
Item 26: Credits

Folder 3: Cassette 2: Historical Spots, 1984-86

Also available as DVD-R video and VHS

Accruals: Also available as DVD-R video and VHS

Item 1: Don't Drive Drunk: Stevie Wonder, 1984-86: 20-33 sec.
Item 2: Employer Support of National Guard and Reserve: Roosevelt & Rough Riders, 1984-86: 38-63 sec.
Item 3: Employer Support of National Guard and Reserve: Roosevelt & Rough Riders, 1984-86: 70-82 sec.
Item 4: Employer Support of National Guard and Reserve: Roosevelt & Rough Riders, 1984-86: 87-92 sec.
Item 5: Forest Fire Prevention: "Criminal", 1984-86: 97-120 sec.
Item 6: Forest Fire Prevention: "Criminal", 1984-86: 131-142 sec.
Item 7: Forest Fire Prevention: "Monster", 1984-86: 149-153 sec.
Item 8: Forest Fire Prevention: "Little Girl", 1984-86: 162-172 sec.
Item 9: Statue of Liberty: "Peanuts", 1984-86: 176-196 sec.
Item 10: Statue of Liberty: "Peanuts", 1984-86: 202-211 sec.
Item 11: Religion in American Life: "Woods", 1984-86: 216-226 sec.
Item 12: Religion in American Life: "Maze", 1984-86: 233-237 sec.
Item 13: Religion in American Life: "Maze", 1984-86: 244-248 sec.
Item 14: Employer Support of Guard and Reserve: "Harry Truman", 1984-86: 255-273 sec.
Item 15: Employer Support of Guard and Reserve: "Harry Truman", 1984-86: 280-289 sec.
Item 16: Employer Support of Guard and Reserve: "Harry Truman", 1984-86: 296-299 sec.
Item 17: Red Cross: "Disaster Shelter", 1984-86: 302-310 sec.
Item 18: Red Cross: "Disaster Shelter", 1984-86: 315-318 sec.
Item 19: Help Fight Pollution: "Clean Community", 1984-86: 321-337 sec.
Item 20: Help Fight Pollution: "Clean Community", 1984-86: 346-354 sec.
Item 21: Help Fight Pollution: "Clean Community", 1984-86: 362-365 sec.
Item 22: Just Say No: "School Yard", 1984-86: 368-419 sec.
Item 23: National Urban League Everyone Deserves a Chance, 1984-86: 422-429 sec.
Item 24: Statue of Liberty: "Kids singing", 1984-86: 432-446 sec.
Item 25: Statue of Liberty: "Kids singing", 1984-86: 450-457 sec.
Item 26: United Negro College Fund: "Father & Son", 1984-86: 460-473 sec.
Item 27: United Negro College Fund: "Father & Son", 1984-86: 476-484 sec.
Item 28: United Negro College Fund: "Father & Son", 1984-86: 487-489 sec.
Item 29: U.S. Peace Corps: "Volunteer", 1984-86: 494-498 sec.
Item 30: U.S. Peace Corps: "Career Enhancement", 1984-86: 504-517 sec.
Item 31: U.S. Peace Corps: "Career Enhancement" (Spanish), 1984-86: 522-528 sec.
Item 32: U.S. Peace Corps: "Career Enhancement" (Spanish), 1984-86: 534-547 sec.
Item 33: Participation of Disabled Persons: "Ray Charles", 1984-86: 549-562 sec.
Item 34: Participation of Disabled Persons: "Ray Charles", 1984-86: 566-572 sec.
Item 35: International Youth Exchange: "The Door", 1984-86: 575-581 sec.
Item 36: International Youth Exchange: "The Door", 1984-86: 586-590 sec.
Item 37: International Youth Exchange: "The Door", 1984-86: 595-601 sec.
Item 38: Peace Corps: "Volleyball", 1984-86: 604-615 sec.
Item 39: Peace Corps: "Volleyball", 1984-86: 622-628 sec.
Item 40: Peace Corps: "Porch Swing", 1984-86: 630-636 sec.
Item 41: Peace Corps: "Porch Swing", 1984-86: 641-645 sec.
Item 42: Co-op Education: "I'm Different", 1984-86: 648-654 sec.
Item 43: Co-op Education: "I'm Different", 1984-86: 658-660 sec.
Item 44: Statue of Liberty: "Gregory Peck", 1984-86: 663-674 sec.
Item 45: Statue of Liberty: "Gregory Peck", 1984-86: 678-684 sec.
Item 46: Red Cross: "Chickens", 1984-86: 684-690 sec.
Item 47: Red Cross: "Chickens", 1984-86: 696-701 sec.
Item 48: Red Cross: "Chickens", 1984-86: 707-710 sec.
Item 49: Red Cross: "Chickens", 1984-86: 718-720 sec.
Item 50: National Guard & Reserve: "Red Alert", 1984-86: 722-732 sec.
Item 51: National Guard & Reserve: "Red Alert", 1984-86: 737-742 sec.
Item 52: National Guard & Reserve: "Red Alert", 1984-86: 746-748 sec.
Item 53: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 751-761 sec.
Item 54: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 762-772 sec.
Item 55: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 775-785 sec.
Item 56: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 786-791 sec.
Item 57: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 792-795 sec.
Item 58: National Crime Prevention: "Teen Assaults", 1984-86: 795-798 sec.
Item 59: Safety Belt Education Pre-crash: "", 1984-86: 800-805 sec.
Item 60: Safety Belt Education Pre-crash: "", 1984-86: 807-812 sec.
Item 61: Safety Belt Education Wake-up: "", 1984-86: 814-819 sec.
Item 62: Safety Belt Education Raise your hand: "", 1984-86: 822-824 sec.
Item 63: Safety Belt Education Life Style: "", 1984-86: 826-827 sec.
Item 64: Citizens Against Government Waste: "Caveman", 1984-86: 829-834 sec.
Item 65: Red Cross: "Volunteer", 1984-86: 836-841 sec.
Item 66: Red Cross: "I'll Pull you Through", 1984-86: 844-846 sec.
Item 67: Red Cross: "I'll Pull you Through", 1984-86: 849-854 sec.
Item 68: Food Stamps: "Meal Times/Rough Times", 1984-86: 856-866 sec.
Item 69: Food Stamps: "Meal Times/Rough Times", 1984-86: 867-872 sec.
Item 70: Food Stamps: "Meal Times/Rough Times", 1984-86: 873-882 sec.
Item 71: Food Stamps: "Meal Times/Rough Times", 1984-86: 883-887 sec.

Folder 4: Cassette 3: Historical Spots, June 25, 1986

Also available on DVD-R and VHS

Accruals: Also available on DVD-R and VHS

Item 1: Vista: "Action Volunteers", June 25, 1986: 1-13 sec.
Item 2: Peace Corps: "David Thompson/NBA", June 25, 1986: 14-27 sec.
Item 3: Red Cross: "The Good Neighbor", June 25, 1986: 28-54 sec.
Item 4: Carpooling: "Let's Pool America", June 25, 1986: 55-79 sec.
Item 5: 55 M.P.H.: "55 Save Lives", June 25, 1986: 80-91 sec.
Item 6: Child Abuse Prevention: "Film of Prisoners", June 25, 1986: 92-115 sec.
Item 7: Employer Support of National Guard & Reserve: "White Truck "I'm Off"", June 25, 1986: 116-137 sec.
Item 8: Energy Conservation: "Little Boy 'Don't be Fuelish'", June 25, 1986: 138-160 sec.
Item 9: Nutrition: "Cookie Monster", June 25, 1986: 161-180 sec.
Item 10: Forest Fire Prevention: "Bears go for a picnic", June 25, 1986: 181-201 sec.
Item 11: Health Careers: "Camera as interviewer", June 25, 1986: 201-220 sec.
Item 12: Keep America Beautiful: "Indian with Tear", June 25, 1986: 221-239 sec.
Item 13: High Blood Pressure: "Take it for the ones you love", June 25, 1986: 240-257 sec.
Item 14: National Alliance Businessmen: "Ghetto", June 25, 1986: 259-276 sec.
Item 15: National Endowment for the Arts: "Billy Martin, Spokesman", June 25, 1986: 277-284 sec.
Item 16: Aging: "Get off your Rocker", June 25, 1986: 285-302 sec.
Item 17: Vocational Rehabilitation: "Tom Clancy", June 25, 1986: 303-335 sec.
Item 18: Religion in American Life: "Bicentennial", June 25, 1986: 336-352 sec.
Item 19: Technical School: "Kelly Blixton", June 25, 1986: 353-368 sec.
Item 20: United Negro College Fund: "Reaching for the Dream", June 25, 1986: 369-383 sec.
Item 21: Savings Bonds - Take Stock: "Boom Boom Lewis", June 25, 1986: 384-399 sec.
Item 22: American Economic System: "Who makes it Work?", June 25, 1986: 400-414 sec.

Folder 5: Cassette 3a:, ca. 1980

Item 1: Alcoholism: "Bob Welch", ca. 1980: CNAL-2130
Item 2: American Red Cross: "Helping Hands", ca. 1980: CNAK-3130
Item 3: Direct Deposit: "Old Neighborhood", ca. 1980: CNDD-2230, Expired 10/24/1983
Item 4: National Office on Disability: "Charlie Voss", ca. 1980: CNDS-2330
Item 5: Forest Fire Prevention: "Bambi and Smokey", ca. 1980: DIBA-3060
Item 6: Interfaith Hunger Appeal: "Working Together", ca. 1980: CNIH-1230
Item 7: Opportunities for Minorities/National Urban League: "Salesman", ca. 1980: CNUL-2130, Expired 7/15/1983
Item 8: National Alliance of Business: "Tradeswoman, ca. 1980: CNBB-2230, Expired 11/14/1983
Item 9: Peace Corps: "Cattleman", ca. 1980: CNAA-2230, Expired 3/30/1983
Item 10: United Way: "Thank You" (Ever Wonder), ca. 1980

Folder 6: Cassette 4, ca. 1980

Item 1: Alcoholism: "Jason Robards", ca. 1980: CNAL-3130
Item 2: Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve "Washington Crossing", ca. 1980: CNEG-3130
Item 3: Forest Fire Prevention: "Ray Charles", ca. 1980: CNFF-3130
Item 4: Peace Corps: "David", ca. 1980: CNPC-2130
Item 5: United States Savings Bonds: "President Reagan", ca. 1980: CNUK-3130
Item 6: United Way: "Waitress" (Ever Wonder), ca. 1980
Item 7: Aid to Higher Education: "Future of America", ca. 1980: CNAE-3130, Expired 09/08/1984
Item 8: Direct Deposit "Mr. Wilson", ca. 1980: CNDD-3130, Expired 06/13/1984
Item 9: Interfaith Hunger Appeal: "My Check", ca. 1980: CNIH-3130, Expired 05/16/1984
Item 10: Religion in American Life: "Commandments", ca. 1980: CNRL-2130, Expired 03/07/1984
Item 11: High Blood Pressure Educational Program: "Hammock", ca. 1980: CNBP-2130, Expired 01/07/1984
Item 12: National Alliance of Business: "Tradesman", ca. 1980: CNNB-2230, Expired 11/14/1983

Folder 7: Cassette 5, ca. 1980

Item 1: United Way Youth Centers: "Sylvester Stallone, #6 Youth", ca. 1980: Expired 07/02/1982
Item 2: National Alliance for Business: "Jobs Available, Bob Hope", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 3: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Just Say No", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 4: Opportunities for Minorities/Urban League, ca. 1980
Item 5: Direct Deposit "Can't I Help", ca. 1980
Item 6: Peace Corps: "Babies", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 7: International Youth Exchange: "Host Families", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 8: International Youth Exchange: "Host Families, Tables"", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 9: Interfaith Hunger Appeal: ""You Can Have My Check"", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 10: U.S. Savings Bonds: ""Nest Egg"", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 11: United Negro College Fund: "Case History", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 12: Child Abuse Prevention: ""Joey"", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983
Item 13: American Red Cross: ""Health Umbrella"", ca. 1980: Expired 11/23/1983

Folder 8: Cassette 6, ca. 1980

Also available as DVD-R video

Item 1: Alliance to Save Energy: "Slithering Energy", ca. 1980-1985: CNSE-4130
Item 2: Forest Fire Prevention: "Two Million Years", ca. 1980-1985: CNFF-4130
Item 3: Individual Giving/Volunteering: "Lend a Hand", ca. 1980-1985
Item 4: Religion in American Life: "Love One Another", ca. 1980-1985: CNRL-4130, Expired 03/19/1989
Item 5: Drunk Driving: "Skeleton", ca. 1980-1985: CNTD-4130, Expired 12/12/1985
Item 6: Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve: "Lincoln", ca. 1980-1985: CNEG-4130, Expired 10/27/1985
Item 7: American Red Cross (Health): "Chorus", ca. 1980-1985: CNAK-4530, Expired 06/01/1985
Item 8: Statue of Liberty: "Dawn", ca. 1980-1985: CNSL-4330, Expired 06/15/1985
Item 9: Peace Corps: "Cattle Drive", ca. 1980-1985: CNPC-4330, Expired 04/10/1985
Item 10: Child Abuse Prevention: "Take Time Out", ca. 1980-1985: CNCA-4130, Expired 04/01/1985
Item 11: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Davey", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-3330, Expired 03/31/1985
Item 12: U.S. Savings Bonds: "Pinball", ca. 1980-1985: CIUK-4330, Expired 03/15/1985
Item 13: Direct Deposit: "Fishing", ca. 1980-1985: CNDD-4130, Expired 02/21/1985
Item 14: U.S. Savings Bonds: "Puzzle", ca. 1980-1985: CNUK-4230, Expired 01/15/1985
Item 15: Drunk Driving: "Crashing Glasses", ca. 1980-1985: CNTD-3330, Expired 12/31/1984
Item 16: U.S. Savings Bonds: "Smart Broker", ca. 1980-1985: CNUK-4130, Expired 10/31/1984
Item 17: Crime Prevention: "Jenny", ca. 1980-1985: CNCP-3130, Expired 09/15/1984

Folder 9: Cassette 7, ca. 1980-1985

Item 1: Individual Giving & Volunteering: "Lend a Hand", ca. 1980-1985: CNIS-3130
Item 2: American Red Cross: "Gift of Life", ca. 1980-1985: CNRC-4033
Item 3: Aid to Higher Education: "Future of America", ca. 1980-1985: CNAE-3130
Item 4: Volunteer Against Illiteracy: "Short Story", ca. 1980-1985: CNLT-4130
Item 5: Statue of Liberty: "Peanuts", ca. 1980-1985: CNSL-4530
Item 6: Opportunities for Minorities: "Photo Editor", ca. 1980-1985: CNUL-4130
Item 7: Child Abuse Prevention: "Time Cat", ca. 1980-1985: CNCA-4130
Item 8: International Youth Exchange: "Exchange Student", ca. 1980-1985: CNYE-3130
Item 9: International Youth Exchange: "Host Families", ca. 1980-1985: CNYE-3130
Item 10: Peace Corps: "Housing", ca. 1980-1985: CNPC-4130
Item 11: Peace Corps: "Fishing", ca. 1980-1985: CNPC-4230
Item 12: United Negro College Fund: "Leontyne Price", ca. 1980-1985: CNUF-4130
Item 13: Direct Deposit: "Hospital Volunteer", ca. 1980-1985: CNDD-4330
Item 14: Direct Deposit: "Old Neighborhood", ca. 1980-1985: CNDD-4230

Folder 10: Cassette 8, ca. 1980-1985

Item 1: Drunk Driving: "Stevie Wonder", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 5/23/1986
Item 2: Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve "Harry", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 5/15/1986
Item 3: Participation of Disabled Persons "Ray Charles", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 5/01/1986
Item 4: American Red Cross (Health): "Swimming Pool", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 03/30/1986
Item 5: Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island: "Kids Singing", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 01/23/1986
Item 6: Religion in American Life: "Woods", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 01/23/1986
Item 7: Forest Fire Prevention: "Criminal", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 12/31/1985
Item 8: National Alliance of Business: "Service Station", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 12/11/1985
Item 9: National Alliance of Business: "Hiring Hall", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 11/27/1985
Item 10: American Red Cross: "Disaster Shelter", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 10/25/1985
Item 11: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Gauntlet", ca. 1980-1985: Expired 10/11/1985
Item 12: Direct Deposit "Infomercial", ca. 1980-1985

Folder 11: Cassette 10, ca. 1980-1985

Item 1: Youth Alcoholism Prevention: "Say Yes to Your Life", ca. 1980-1985: CNYA-6230
Item 2: American Red Cross: "Dummy" revised, ca. 1980-1985: CNRC-6163
Item 3: Religion in American Life: "Something to Believe in", ca. 1980-1985: CNRL-1263
Item 4: Understanding Mental Illness: "See the Sickness", ca. 1980-1985: CNME-6130
Item 5: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Rose", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-6230
Item 6: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Howard", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-6330
Item 7: Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island: "America", ca. 1980-1985: CNSL-6319
Item 8: Peace Corps: "Porch Swing", ca. 1980-1985: CNPC-5230
Item 9: Volunteer Against Illiteracy: "Short Story", ca. 1980-1985: CNLT-4130
Item 10: American Red Cross: "I'll Pull You Through", ca. 1980-1985: CNRC-6108

Folder 12: Cassette 11, ca. 1980-1985

Item 1: Crime Prevention Campaign: "Cavett & McGruff", ca. 1980-1985: CNCP-6130
Item 2: Forest Fire Prevention: "Paper Dolls", ca. 1980-1985: CNFF-6184, Expired 02/10/1988
Item 3: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Nancy Reagan", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-6193, Expired 12/13/1987
Item 4: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Roxanne K.", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-6163, Expired 12/13/1987
Item 5: United Negro College Fund: "Bus", ca. 1980-1985: CNUF-6023, Expired 09/25/1987
Item 6: Peace Corps Campaign: "Cyclist", ca. 1980-1985: CNPC-6130, Expired 09/25/1987
Item 7: Cooperative Education: "I'm Different", ca. 1980-1985: CNCE-5130, Expired 09/24/1987
Item 8: Drug Abuse Prevention: "Kenny", ca. 1980-1985: CNDA-6133, Expired 09/19/1987
Item 9: Child Abuse Prevention: "Mouths", ca. 1980-1985: CNCA-6130, Expired 09/12/1987
Item 10: Opportunities for Minorities/National Urban League: "Pregnant Girl", ca. 1980-1985: CNUL-6330, Expired 07/31/1987

Folder 13: Cassette 12, ca. 1980-1987

Item 1: Employer Support-Guard and Reserve: "General Quarters", ca. 1980-1987: CNEG-7130
Item 2: Mental Illness: "See the Sickness", ca. 1980-1987: CNME-7130, Expired 8/13/1988
Item 3: Free Press: "If the Press Doesn't Tell Us", ca. 1980-1987: CNFP-7130, Expired 04/27/1988
Item 4: Protect Your Public Lands: "Clint Eastwood", ca. 1980-1987: CNPL-7230, Expired 04/09/1988
Item 5: Protect Your Public Lands: "Charles Bronson", ca. 1980-1987: CNPL-7330, Expired 04/09/1988
Item 6: Protect Your Public Lands: "Louis Gossett", ca. 1980-1987: CNPL-7330, Expired 04/09/1988
Item 7: Individual Giving/Volunteering: "Give Five", ca. 1980-1987: CNCP-7130, Expired 03/10/1988
Item 8: Crime Prevention: "Users are Losers", ca. 1980-1987: CNCP-7130, Expired 03/10/1988
Item 9: Peace Corps: "Airport", ca. 1980-1987: CNFF-6230, Expired 02/27/1988
Item 10: Forest Fire Prevention: "Imploding House", ca. 1980-1987: CNFF-6188, Expired 02/10/1988
Item 11: Commemoration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution: "Presidents", ca. 1980-1987: CNCO-7130, Expired 01/07/1988
Item 12: Commemoration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution: "26th Amendment", ca. 1980-1987: CNCO-7230, Expired 01/07/1988