Strong as Iron: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

[nhmatt75]

I was personally there as a Local 7 Ironworker and it still gives me goosebumps watching it. I can remember seeing all the names and children as the building was being built. I am proud of the Ironworkers for being there to help out the kids and make a difference. The building we were erecting was 111 Huntington Ave. in Boston.

[ProLifeDisciple]

Dr. Karin Michels at Dana Faber Cancer Institute has been accused of publishing fraudulent research deliberately trying to conceal the link between induced abortion & elevated breast cancer risk

Google:

"abortionbreastcancer (dot) com"

"breast cancer awareness news blogspot - abortion causes breast cancer"

[beantownie1]

I wasn't an Ironworker when this video was made but I'm a proud member of local 7 today and this video is a real nice thing to see.

[bostonbruinsfever]

This is awesome

[IRONSEAN7]

this job was done like 8 years ago,, and its amazing how Great this Video still is,,,, Local 7 Ironworkers, boston

[caitlinjane92]

What an amazing and touching story. God bless those ironworkers and those patients.

[lbruno44l]

doesn't take much to make a difference.

J.I.W. LOCAL 1 and i'm working on the new childrens memorial hosp. in Chicago

[TrishyxLou]

this make me cry everytime, it's so amazing!

[nomad35447]

would anyone know what the background music is in the video?

[Cruusher]

My eyes water up every time I watch this. God Bless those kids.

Cruusher / J.I.W Local 29

[pulppeeler]

Hearts bigger than the building itself, stronger than iron, but melt at the sight of these kids. Real men there.

[Kwstar1]

That is so so touching!

[tommybilt]

I'm an ironworker and am surprised the names are spelled right.

[IWLocal8]

Read your magazine - they copied the names off of signs in the window.

[xoxkatie127xox]

my name was on that building and it did make a difference when i had to go in everyweek to feel the excitment of seeing my name up there

[WardiesAttack]

I remember this commercial in the movies theatres when I was a kid. My dad made me give money everytime and he always said it could be you it could be anyone. Now i finally understand him.

[helloworldthisisme12]

@WardiesAttack with me it was the opposite my mom would be like no i already give to charities and i was like you suck and i would take my own money and give like $5 everytime

[filmerguyman]

A lot of people don't realy get how mutch they can help by just givving a little. When everyone gives a little it turns into a lot. This is a very good video and it reminds people how they can make a difference in peoples lives with hardley any effort. SO REMEMBER THAT.

[batspac]

Fantastic Video