World Vision Sponsorship for Families

World Vision in Australia is promoting child sponsorship with a humorous advertising campaign aimed at families. For only $43 per month, a family can sponsor a child in a developing country and make a drastic difference.

Seeman Family with lollipops in World Vision ad



Three families, the Seemans, Chans and Clements, are given an opportunity to invest $43 a month on something special. The Seemans invest in their children, who mostly waste the money on confectionery. The Chans spend the money on video games, leading to apathy in the home. The Clements use the money to sponsor a child in Tanzania, online through World Vision.

Click on the image below to play the video in YouTube

Behind the scenes

The Seemans, Chans and Clements are played by three real sponsor families who had entered a competition to be in the film.

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Credits

The Sponsorship campaign was developed at World Vision by Bade Stapleton, at Rohan Zerna Films by Rohan Zerna and produced at Exit Films by Allison Lockwood.

A proportion of advertising revenue from The Inspiration Room Daily goes towards sponsoring a child in Ghana.

Download the Inspiration Room iPhone app free at the iTunes App Store.
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One Response to World Vision Sponsorship for Families

  1. John Bennet says:

    A great supporter of World Vision is AIDtoCHILDREN.com.

    AIDtoCHILDREN.com is a dual-purpose site for building an English vocabulary and raising money for under privileged children in the most impoverished places around the world.

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