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Good Afternoon! We have a new 3D Animated cartoon series coming out soon called The Tell-A-Tell Family, and the first episode is called “Saved from the Bully” and with this first production of the series for bullying we have created a “Say NO 2 Bullying” Campaign. We seek to educate children with this series on topics such as lying, stealing, you are important, and of course bullying. Here is a bit more information regarding it…
The Tell-A-Tell Family “Saved From the Bully”
In this Coming Soon feature Film “Saved from the Bully” it seeks to address and educate on all areas of Bullying from physically bullying, verbal bullying, and cyber bullying. Bullying is not FAIR, for anyone, no one should be Bullied because of race, ethnicity, sex, or religion. “Saved from the Bully” teaches children not to be bystanders, but what they can do to help, if they see someone being bullied, and it also gives knowledge about what children can do if they too are victims of being Bullied. We may not be able to eliminate Bullying with just this one facet, but let’s TRY to get the awareness of Bullying out in society and in the minds of others, even more. SUPPORT the “Say NO 2 Bullying” Campaign.
So we were wondering would you be interested in helping us push this campaign. Such as posting it on your blog or website, or sharing our goal with others. We are also trying to raise funds to finish the production to find out more info about this visit:
http://www.indiegogo.com/tatfamily?c=home&a=1257350
Thank You