
Forty years ago, Ernie Hudson became a prominent cast member in the ‘Ghostbusters’ movie franchise as the lovable ‘Winston Zeddemore.’ After appearing in over 100 Hollywood films and television series, Hudson can now add “Puppy Food Bank Ambassador” to his professional resume.
He will begin appearing in multiple PSA campaigns for the pet food bank that assists pet rescue organizations in Texas and all across America. “I love dogs and I’m proud to support an organization that is saving pet lives,” stated Hudson.
The Puppy Food Bank is the creation of The PM Group’s Founder and CEO, Bob Wills. Ernie Hudson and Bob became friends seven years ago and ever-since they have joined forces on multiple pop culture shows and numerous promotional appearances.
Hudson joins the Puppy Food Bank’s other pet ambassador, actor John O’Hurley, a former Seinfeld star and the co-host of NBC television’s ‘National Dog Show’ that airs each year on Thanksgiving Day.
“As a growing non-profit, we are blessed to have both actors promoting our organization, it’s truly amazing,” stated Puppy Food Bank Executive Director, Danielle Gunter.
You can learn more about the Puppy Food Bank at www.PuppyFoodBank.org.
About The PM Group: Since 1988, The PM Group has been one of top advertising agencies in Texas with annual revenues over $55,000,000. Founded by CEO | Media Director, Bob Wills, the San Antonio-based agency has represented clients across numerous verticals and industries including financial, casual dining and delivery, cultural institutions, home services, sports marketing, entertainment, automotive, legal services, nonprofit organizations, and more. Over the past five years, The PM Group has continued to grow organically through the addition of new clients and by expanding current clients’ marketing efforts. Additionally, the agency continues its renown legacy of charitable giving with each consecutive year outpacing the prior in terms of actual dollars raised and the number of charitable recipients. The PM Group now raises over $2M annually, with the agency’s 10-year total surpassing $17 million dollars. In addition to the primary San Antonio, Texas office, the agency has remote offices in Arizona, Oklahoma, Massachusetts and Virginia.