Strawberry Frog PSA Calls Attention to Need For Ebola-Fighting Medical Supplies

New York-based humanitarian aid organization AFYA Foundation has teamed with Strawberry Frog to create a video campaign which aims to raise awareness of the need for medical supplies to combat the spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone.

The video, directed by Indrani, puts a human face on the statistic that five children came into contact with the Ebola virus in Texas.

The work was developed as a collaboration between Danielle Butin of Afya, Scott Goodson of StrawberryFrog, and director Indrani, and was written by Kelly Beck and Scott Goodson.

“This film is intended to be a powerful message in what feels like a voice in the wilderness, offering hope and something for people to do now to help stop Ebola in West Africa where critical care items are urgently in need,” says Goodson.

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