Short Film | Project 22: Free The Children

In 1995, 12-year old Craig Kielburger founded Free The Children. Today, it is the world's largest network of children helping children through education and development projects around the world, including providing access to clean water in developing countries.

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  Nonprofits & Activism

[rbcbluewaterproject]

RBC has chosen to take a leadership role in advancing the cause of water sustainability by creating the RBC Blue Water Project -- a 10-year, $50 million global commitment to protecting freshwater. As Canada's largest bank, we are committed to serving all sectors of the Canadian economy in a responsible fashion. RBC has made enormous efforts to understand the issues from a wide variety of viewpoints, and in the past year, we have pushed for greater transparency and dialogue among stakeholders.

[Bammer2001]

I've seen the ad for the gutters of clean water before. It was last year.

[noneya biznass]

Lol!! What a load of propaganda... It is the International Bankers and Major Corporations that IS the REAL threat...not only to the environment, but to the human

race. Its ALL about profit margins and transfer of wealth. Not too many ppl think for themselves and ponder why the developing countries are in the despair they are faced with. They were raped of their culture, economy, human rights and natural resources. Follow the money trail on who is to blame..

[paul91119]

RBC is puting money towards this project because they fund mining in the tar sands in mind land Canada. In order to make the oil rise, they pump million of gallons of fresh water into the ground leaving it contaminated and useless.

[cherhalt]

They're just paying for this ad as an image reinforcement after their branch in Ottawa got firebombed. It's called PR.

[911allo]

The advertisement paid by RBC for this movie shows a CHEMTRAIL shows why banks should be replaced with a decreasing economic model and a carbon stock exchange !