Find Film & Video Nonprofits and Charities

  AdoraE wrote:

Having watched the Global Peace Film Festival grow over the last few years has been like watching a child become an adult overnight. The films, and fans, have come out of the woodwork to support this global effort and align us under one message, "How... more »

  pbellenoit wrote:

I joined Women in Film & Video, Inc. in 2005 to network for my business. Through participating in various events as a volunteer or an attendee, I met many strong and thoughtful women, developing friendships and business relationships. By participating... more »

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... more »

  Mark226 wrote:

The Real News Network is a badly needed ally of Democracy Now in the otherwise vacuous domain of US television news. And TRNN is even more willing to question US foreign policy assumptions, and to take on board non-traditional journalists like Eddie... more »

  Tracy87 wrote:

The OFF is an exceptionally well organized and high profile event for film makers who seek to gain great exposure for their films. The Fest also allows the entrants and attendees to network with industry professionals and other fellow film makers. The... more »

  Shellsbells wrote:

I volunteered for the Awareness Film Festival last year. I was so impressed by the films that were shown and getting to experience the filmmakers being in attendance is great. I have also helped at one of their yoga classes when it was in Santa Monica,... more »

  Michael98 wrote:

As a photographer/ cinematographer, I have had phenomenal experiences to work alongside of the WA2S staff and administrators on several occasions. Without taking an activist stance which many animal & humane protection programs take, the WA2S seeks only... more »

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more »

  weatherflute wrote:

I think we would all agree that this world needs help before we destroy it and ourselves. Great individuals have walked this earth and done great things, affecting change in many, planting healing seeds. However, what we need to have happen is to raise... more »

  broussard wrote:

My favorite place to see a movie. I always know that whenever I drop in to Red River Theatres, I'll have a great cinematic experience. more »

  lifechronicles wrote:

LifeChronicles is an organization that captures the essence of the incredible people that you and I see everyday. But, instead of just passing them by, we get to acknowledge what they are about. LifeChronicles, captures the stories and memories of those... more »

  Evan L. wrote:

This is a wonderful organization so very well run by Stephanie Angel. Providing a warm, nurturing enviornment for children to tell their stories and be heard. more »

  Chris226 wrote:

I started as a volunteer at this nonprofit over 5 years ago and have stayed connected ever since. They are a dedicated group of community members that help raise awareness for other nonprofits and artists in Fort Collins. If you like cameras, audio equipment,... more »

  carrielutter wrote:

Our son has been able to think big about stories from an early age and the Movie Institute supported his creativity and interest since age 9 with their programming. Thanks to this amazing non-profit, he’s been learning about the craft of movie making... more »

  Mario R. wrote:

I've been attending the American Cinematheque for years, and I'm also a proud member of it. The Cinematheque operates 2 theaters--the Egyptian in Hollywood, and the Aero in Santa Monica. Both are fantastic venues, particularly the Egyptian, which has... more »

  ripv wrote:

I'm proud to be part of this project and to watch it grow over the last six years. The people in the villages are very thankful for what the CR Project does for them and have seen them welcome project workers with open arms on every visit. more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been a volunteer member of Access Framingham, the Public Access community media center operated by Framingham Public Access Corporation, for more than 10 years. During that time, I've created and contributed hundreds of TV programs that have aired... more »

  Cheryl Lawson wrote:

I first learned about TheACY in 2008 just after I lost my father. As an adult the loss was difficult for me, but there was the part of me that was relieved his suffering was over. At his funeral, one of our young cousins who knew my father as a grandfather,... more »

  Dean Hamer wrote:

Eight years ago, I was witness to a fascinating story in a small town that I wanted to document on film. The only problem was that I had no idea how to do that! That's how I became acquainted with Docs in Progress, an organization that brings together... more »

  LCA1 wrote:

Great org! Staff are caring and friendly. They hold block parties, arts events and walk-a thons to strengthen the community through their arts programs. more »

  BVK1 wrote:

NFFTY was the first venue for me to show my films to the public. There aren't many festivals for an 11 year old filmmaker. The early networking, mentoring were vital to my growth and development as an artist. The exposure to so many other young filmmakers... more »

  creese wrote:

Turk and Christy Pipkin have created an amazing educational and action non-profit called the Nobelity Project. They have worked in the US and abroad on educational outreach and other development projects, collaborating with Nobel laureates and other... more »

  hnakee wrote:

Musicbox foundation is indeed a GREAT non-profit! My children and I have had the pleasure of working with the foundation for over a year and they learned to play several instruments under the guidance of passionate and dedicated musicians. I would recommend... more »

  susanmleigh wrote:

National Black Movie Association is championing the effort for people of color to pursue careers in film and pushing for the stories of black people to be told. The organization has established a scholarship program, national day encouraging watching... more »

  whickey wrote:

I was a part of Teachers for a Better Belize (TFABB) when Caring for the World Films (Debi Lang) began filming for a mini-documentary in order to assist the humanitarian group in fund raising. Debi was very thorough and professional in filming potential... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good Day I’m a L1 Fracture burst incomplete Para. I have put it ALL on the line for over 20 year riding Mountain Bikes and Snowboards. July 3 2014 I ran that luck out. As my journey of a life of rehab began, I was able to make a rad introduction. I... more »

  thunderml wrote:

Focus on Film is a non-profit in the smallest capital, Montpelier, Vermont. It provides a dynamic and wonderful film festival for 10 days every year that enriches our community and brings people together with unique and sometimes rarely seen films. The... more »

  Kate26 wrote:

GlobalGirl is an amazing organization that helps girls find and use their voices to tell their unique stories and effect change. It wasn't until I started working with GlobalGirl that I realized how valuable and how undervalued women's voices are. This... more »

  D_Reuben wrote:

I have been a financial sponsor and advisor for Rattle the Cage Productions since 2011. Our relationship has been one of close collaboration, and it’s been a pleasure to work with this young organization and to watch them grow. Their films,... more »

  rasocalgrl wrote:

We were blessed with an amazing baby and have a wonderful relationship with our birthmom all due to Project Cuddle. Our birthmother was alone, scare, homeless when she found out she was pregnant. She found Project Cuddle on Facebook and reached out... more »

  dianegsff wrote:

The artistic philosophy of the Garden State Film Festival is rooted in the celebration of the independent film genre and the creation of a forum where local and other independent filmmakers can exhibit their work. In addition, our event provides novice... more »

  debbie7 wrote:

As an emerging filmmaker REEL WOMEN is a great way to connect with other filmmakers in Austin and around the world. more »

  ronmogel wrote:

The Ashland Independent Film Festival is one of the cultural jewels of Southern Oregon, bringing together the best of independent film and the warmth and friendliness of a special community. The well organized mix of filmmakers, audience and volunteers... more »

  yanafomin wrote:

From the moment that I walked into the Prospector Theater for the first time, I was blown away. I was immediately greeted by an usher and the folks at the box office asked me how they can help. My first thought was where am I? I am used to just being... more »

  zigsgyrl wrote:

I wish I had a picture to capture what a fun time I had being a part of a fun crew volunteering with the Film Festival. Can't wait to be part of the crew this year! more »

  lisa13 wrote:

Horizon Media Studio is an amazing non-profit organization that airs a television program that promotes the good works of others. They are a great group of individuals to work with. more »

  drethedreamer wrote:

The Institute is professional and well organized. We have partnered with 2 of their artists to enrich children both artistically and educationally. The artists connected well with the diverse kids, and handled all issues with ease and experience. When... more »

  kadielynn wrote:

hey guys this is kadie lynn. i have been involved with Headline Mentors and Performing arts for a very long time, and im am very glad to say so! Jeanette Greenwood and Davina Perry have been amazing to me. i have been in a few productions with them and... more »

  eddie wrote:

Nothing short of phenomenal. The Strand Theatre is beautiful, engaging, and staffed with great, passionate individuals! One of the best small arts theatres around, and a great contributor to Marietta's vibrancy. more »

  Tsayes wrote:

The Hollywood Brazilian Film Festival ( HBRFEST ) is a young, rapidly growing festival dedicated to promoting independent filmmaking. The Festival separates itself from other film festivals by embracing the Brazilian flavor through screenings of Brazilian... more »

  cheesecurd81435 wrote:

We thoroughly enjoy Mountainfilm. It's an educational and emotional weekend! The films selected bring awareness to events, issues and causes around the world. The stories shared touch your heart and inspire you to be a better world citizen. As sports... more »

  archervideos wrote:

For the past four years I have had the honor of being the editor of the Nashville Film Festival's "At Risk" Youth Documentary. Through this process I have seen the world change through the eyes of numerous teens that were given a chance. A chance by... more »

  Tawdry_Hepburn wrote:

I LOVE the Frida! Where else can you see Godfather 2 and Chopping Mall on the same big screen? There is truly something for everyone in every month of programming. more »

  catherine.lepone wrote:

This organization is a unifying force in our community. They tell the stories of all residents regardless of their socioeconomic status and unite us around common issues and causes. LMC Media informs us and connects residents to local government, schools,... more »

  carlalopez wrote:

I have been volunteering at Jew'els of Spain for over 3 years. I am forever thankful for everything Jew'els of Spain has offered me over the years. Christine's expert guidance blossomed me into the person I am today. She is the most compassionate and... more »

  Michael336 wrote:

I know first hand the great work this organization does. Media is a growth industry in the USA and offers immense opportunities for at risk kids. Not only does it allow them to creatively express themselves and their frustrations, but it also gives... more »

  momton wrote:

Ripple Ministries has been an incredible experience. Not only are the leaders skilled professionals, but their commitment to providing the highest quality experience for those participating in their program is phenomenal. I cannot recommend this organization... more »

  ned r wrote:

I am involved with investing in start up technology companies which are often founded by immigrants such a students from CMU & Pitt. I have found that Pittsburgh offers these founders many professional and personal opportunities but previously lacked... more »

  dcpinkowitz wrote:

I've been a member of the Cinema Arts Center for many years and have always enjoyed the quality and variety of the films that are shown there. It's also a plus to watch a good film along with other like-minded people who love film as entertainment. --... more »

  thecolonialrocks wrote:

I've been volunteering at the theatre for a few years now. I am always made to feel very appreciated. As a movie-goer, I love the selection of movies and the different programs (Classics, Documentaries, kids shows, etc.). It is a great family... more »

  roki wrote:

My experience as an apprentice with SMP RISE has been amazing! The access I’ve been afforded with the organization has been monumental to the development of my career. I’ve been learning so much about the ins and outs of production from script writing... more »

  nadinehack wrote:

I have worked with youth empowerment programs throughout the world and Ghetto Film School simply is the most effective in every way. The work they do with high school students is nothing short of miraculous. GFS values of high expectations,... more »

  dech5704 wrote:

This is a nonprofit that really knows how to maximize their resources in the support of at risk youth. more »

  dedicatedvol wrote:

They get 80%+ gay male volunteers and take them for granted. They give the paid position to females with few exceptions. They ask female volunteers to be the team captains, bosses, with few exceptions. They take away prized volunteer positions from on... more »

  filmlover wrote:

This is an impeccably run organization, from the opening night gala, to the peerless programming. The founders are exceptionally motivated, and have a great love of the arts. Some film organizations seem to care more about established stars, but this... more »

  Claudia Regina S. wrote:

Do you ever see a need that begs for attention from you? Do you actually do something about it? Tammy Nguyen Lee saw a need and along with her family, she did something about it. While she was working on her documentary Operation Babylift and travelling... more »

  sunnyday0113 wrote:

I've been supporting this film festival for 3 years! Love their mission and their vision.This is the film festival that you'll be able to watch many great films (Oscars submitted and Golden Globes submitted) from Asia! They also make you feel like... more »

  Andrewnuss7 wrote:

This is a great organization with an awesome mission! Great help for the ASL community! more »

  ericbotman wrote:

I was not able to select the proper role from the selection above. But I have been working with HOME, Inc. for about six weeks on a digital engagement project called Community PlanIt. It is an online game platform to get people planning and discussing... more »

  ph2065 wrote:

They have helped me put together some "webisodes" for a video series I am doing. Creative crew (researchers, audio/music folks, videographers, etc), low key environment made this a great experience! more »

  jonking wrote:

Since learning about OMPT I have been overwhelmingly fascinated with the work they do. Using video technology to spark behavior change allows the world's bottom billion to gain the necessary tools to grow. The selfless staff and volunteers commit their... more »

  attila wrote:

This NGO was founded by 2 devoted and dedicated zoologists who I was happy to coproduce several films with. Thanks to them I got to know the amazing wildlife of the Peruvian Amazon. Their will to combine scientific results with conservation goals knows... more »

  Lagunacapo wrote:

I have been a volunteer for this organization for 3 years now. The enthusiasm and passion they have for their mission is infectious and inspiring! I look forward to getting more involved and following their success! more »

  Kepa F. wrote:

I've had the opportunity to be a part of Arts for Growth's programs since 1999; as a youth participant, as a volunteer, and as staff.  The organization has consistently used the performing arts to deliver Christ-centered content that builds the spirit... more »

  lexdavis wrote:

If movies are important to you, this non-profit theater does it better than any other movie theater in NYC. It shows old movies and new. It provides movies for kids. It has 3 screens (soon to be four). In its modest way, it shows moving pictures the... more »

  Hannahjessie wrote:

I am currently a volunteer with WITNESS and I am constantly impressed by how dedicated and effective it is as an organization. I have volunteered for several non-profits and never have I met people who are so dedicated to and passionate about human rights.... more »

  Kevin131 wrote:

What could be better than Vancouver and film? Add works to the title. more »

  mhorvich wrote:

PrideArts is a quality organization/theater that sponsors, creates, produces, and funds theater, film festivals, plays, musicals, etc that enlighten, inform, and educate the LGBTQ Community and the public as well about poignant issues of the times! They... more »

  filmbuff wrote:

The 43rd Annual WorldFest-Houston Intl Film Festival is a remarkable and wonderful annual event! Every April it premieres more than 150 new films from around the world, and it attended by more than 500 international filmmakers. They offer more than 200... more »

  Charlene9 wrote:

If I could make a wish (other than peace on earth, food, shelter, clean water and health care for all) it would be to start an NGO like FilmAid. And I guess that wish came true because there IS a NGO like that and it's FilmAid!!!. It gives people a chance.... more »

  DaTooch wrote:

I'm proud to say I just increased my support of OutFest. The use of film to change hearts and minds of people about LGBT issues is critically important. more »

  orangy1 wrote:

The vibrancy & diversity of projects & networking that Media Arts Center San Diego accomplish shine through decades & all the months of pandemic too. "Migrant Voices" screened at SDLFF festival & are videos screened online now, & a combined effort of... more »

  Melisa wrote:

The help they gave our community was beyond what we thought it would be. It is help that will let us go forward and make good things happen for our kids. more »

  ivafrankssinger wrote:

The Alliance of Women Filmmakers is a great outlet for women directors, producers, writers, etc...(filmmakers). You can submit scripts for competition and have your film submitted for competition and possible festival viewing. As an international organization... more »

  youthcorps wrote:

Meet Christopher Valdez, founder and CEO of TYCoA “Chris has a gift for communicating with young people and helping them through conflict. Parents are not taking them (to the gym), they show up because they choose to do it.” Marcia Roberts,... more »

  alifarme wrote:

Without this nonprofit group, we would not have been able to find the cast, crew, and resources we needed for our first feature film. Highly recommend for independent filmmakers! more »

  Addie A. wrote:

I am so happy to be writing this review of Austin Film Society. Since moving to Austin from Brooklyn, New York three years ago we have been thrilled and regular viewers of AFS' Essential Cinemas, documentaries, special shows and everything AFS has to... more »

  dkhoerauf wrote:

Loved watching the footage and getting to participate in the living history. It's such a wonderful project and organization. It touches the world. more »

  SuccessNow23 wrote:

GIrls IN Focus is pushing bounderies in filmmaking and creating a safe space to create. We are on the Radford Film Studio lot. After teaching young women filmmaking, Girls IN Focus was born out of the community of passionate filmmakers driven to collaborate... more »

  bheckman wrote:

UPF doesn't just make award-winning films, they also have an array of tools – helpful guides, outreach workshops, models for dialogue, classroom materials, etc. – that extend the impact of those films for people seeking to advance cultural and inter-religious... more »

  naomihatfieldallen wrote:

I interned with this organization in 2009 and had the most amazing experience. It is a small, vibrant, creative organization working tirelessly to empower marginalized communities in the global south - predominantly India - using community media to amplify... more »

  illychung wrote:

An overall amazing experience! Workshops were filled with great information, locations were so much fun. We met people from all around the world. more »

  joan150 wrote:

I am fairly sure that this company is not legitimate. If you look on the website at the "IRS papers", you can see that there is no letter head. Everything I have ever received from the IRS has been on official looking letter head. Also, the man running... more »

  Writer wrote:

I met David Peters 3 years ago and his character and perseverance of telling these people's incredible stories of unconditional love is amazing! I can't wait to see the film,"From Heartbreak to Heaven" and also his book of public collections of love stories... more »

  dhuber4 wrote:

I have been volunteering for BayKids for almost a year, helping kids at UCSF Children's hospital make movies. It has been amazing to see how BayKids affects kids in the hospital in very tangible ways. The children are so excited to have the opportunity... more »

  jpifher wrote:

Real Ideas Studio offers an amazing hands on approach to filmmaking. They don't just talk about films, they give students the resources to go out and make them. I have been blessed to have found RIS in 2006 by enrolling as a student in their summer program... more »

  catherine6 wrote:

Beyondmedia is an amazing organization. Basically, BME partners with other organizations (local, women-centered, GLBTQ, etc. groups) to teach them how to conceptualize a video project from storyboard to editing. Some of these projects include making... more »

  DollarsandSense4Nonprofits wrote:

As a coach and consultant, it is truly exciting to collaborate with a nonprofit that understands that a business model must generate more income than expenses to remain viable. Even more essential is that achieving solvency provides a basis for developing... more »

  Joshua_B wrote:

In the summer of 2014, I received a call from the universe. In this case, the spokesperson for the universe was named Rob York, and Rob was extending an invite from Maura Minsky and all the great people at Scenarios USA to direct a film for them. I... more »

  JamesDaleWilson wrote:

I've been aware of Vox Visuals for years, but my association with them really started a couple years ago when I Jonathan Sawyer brought me on as technical advisor on the film project 'Remember.' That has given me the opportunity to review the script as... more »

  andreaschulle wrote:

I am so honored and excited to have joined the Board of Lights.Camera.Help. this summer. Film is such a powerful medium for all organizations, especially non-profits. It has the ability to quickly tell a story and get the viewer to take action. That's... more »

  prinsenbink wrote:

In the New York arts scene--and in the global arts scene--there are few major institutions that match the degree of innovative programming in multiple discplines BAM has to offer. Not only does it bring performing companies in areas of Theater, Dance,... more »

  dorene wrote:

wild success each year since its 2008 inception. The mission of the festival is “a film viewing experience for the entire family that encourages the development, production, and distribution of short or feature length films with positive themes, happy... more »

  Biteena wrote:

I met the founder of B-Roll Media & Arts at the celebration event of B-Roll's first class of graduates. I was inspired by Robert Jackson's vision as well as the tangible results of his program; the celebration itself was filmed and live-streamed entirely... more »

  MusicisLife1977 wrote:

TCAN is an absolute gem in the MetroWest Community! Featuring shows from touring artists from across the country, community events, kids shows and they've recent got movies too! This is an incredibly important arts organization that continues to give... more »

  jenngeist wrote:

Reel Grrls is such an innovative non-profit, teaching young people to create media that influences how we see the world- with a "feminist lens". I love that phrase and I believe that in our media flooded lives we need to be vigilant about making space... more »

  ServeInternational wrote:

Creative and extremely helpful in making a video for our nonprofit. more »

  AlexaDuke2 wrote:

It's difficult to describe CHEM... the best way to share information, I think, would be to recommend the website, chalkhillmedia.org. Plans are underway to transform the virtual museum to a real, brick-and-mortar museum. I hope you'll all spread the word... more »

  TeineSamoamoni wrote:

I am able to access Samoan Christian programs through their services. I like especially with their colorful flavor of Pacific Island musical program. more »

  Ron Diesel wrote:

Charleston International Film Festival is a well-run organization that does its best not only to carry out their mission, but to also draw attention to other worthwhile causes in the Lowcountry. more »

  childcreativitylab wrote:

Love this place. Not your "push your button" or "pull the rope" type of venue where kids just watch a predetermined action occur and move on to the next exhibit. Open ended experience that fosters critical skills in children. more »

  nibke5-rorqak-corBet wrote:

The mission and vision of OTEC is amazing! It supports POC in arts and education as well as tech, social Justice and the Entertainnent fields among other great services in the community and helps black businesses. more »

  michele fiegenschue pravata wrote:

this organization provides useful up to date information for people with disabilities and their families. this organization promotes networking and information sharing amongst professionals more »

  Beach55 wrote:

Thanks so much for hearing my proposal for art retreat on the beach. Thanks for donations to $MyCatSheena more »

  nvanreece wrote:

This organization knows how to tell a story well and on budget. AthenaFilm facilitates local film makers and documentarians to help other nonprofits tell their story. I appreciate they way they facilitate good art to be good business. more »

  charity wrote:

Robinson Film Center is a gem! For years after the closing of Joy's Quail Creek Cinema I longed for a movie theater that showed more than just the Hollywood Blockbusters in a generic corporate environment. The Centenary Film Society provided some relief... more »

  Skye C. wrote:

I deeply value creativity, education, and diversity because I believe that they are important elements of a healthy society; supporting a strong democracy. Ninth Street Media Consortium is an extraordinary example of how a facility can embody these values.... more »

  Nicholas12 wrote:

We are the International Film Festival North Hollywood, a 501c(3) nonprofit organization that presents cutting edge international and domestic independent films at an annual film festival event in May at the NoHo Arts Center. We also produce... more »

  journeysinfilm wrote:

Journeys in Film advances global learning through the powerful combination of age-appropriate films from around the world, interdisciplinary classroom materials, and professional development workshops. Designed to develop 21st century skills, this comprehensive... more »

  Angela V wrote:

Cinema is an often forgotten art form in today's society, but the Hollywood Theater preserves the legacy of great films with wonderful events (my favorite being the monthly Breakfast and a Movie) and a diverse schedule that highlights classics as well... more »

  April_Aspen wrote:

NW Documentary changes people's lives through the power of telling meaningful stories. As creators of original work, they are recognized around the world, and have earned dozens of awards, including four Emmy's. But they are far more than an amazing group... more »

  bonaparte wrote:

Open Media Foundation (OMF) hired me on a commission-only compensation basis from October, 2017 through March, 2018. They appreciated my work and hired me on a 32-hour work week from May 1 st through July 27, 2018. On July 26, 2018, the executive... more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

The SF Jewish Film Festival is a stellar organization -- celebrating 30 years of presenting creative, edgy, stimulating film and discussions throughout the SF Bay Area. I've been a member of the audience for nearly 30 years, and a donor for more than... more »

  Kelly_S wrote:

Supporting and Strengthening the Baltimore Community through filmhttp://www.md-filmfest.com/'Only by giving are you able to receive more than you already have.' The giving people make the world go round. On Giving Tuesday, I am pledging to... more »

  edmondb67 wrote:

The American Troubadour Project, Inc. is a small, extremely well-managed, focused non-profit that is dedicated to bringing America's history to schools and the public at large through the nation's musical legacy. ATP exists to promote and support performers... more »

  Reacyndi wrote:

Cancer Can Rock was created to give gifted musicians diagnosed with aggressive forms of cancer an opportunity to share their genius with the world through recorded medium. Sadly, many brilliant musicians will never get the chance to shine that one last... more »

  stosh wrote:

I've been a huge fan of this organization since 2006, when I first learned about it. They do incredible work, and their mission has never been more relevant to our times. Keep it up, VoR! more »

  MsLorraine wrote:

I signed up my 11-year-old son for the filmmaking classes YIAF offered through our city's Park & Recreation Center summer camps. What a find! He absolutely loved the experience and signed up for the next camp offered later that same summer, along with... more »

  J.F. wrote:

What I am impressed with most. Mr. James Redford is grateful for the life he has now via a transplant, and he is using his talent his knowledge to help others. In transplant and via the arts which I feel is healing. He is helping others with his work.... more »

  robertehyman wrote:

Not really sure what this group is up to...I contacted them to see what the status of their recovery expedition was but could not get any answers. Their web site and Facebook page have now been taken down. It appears that the group has had one fundraising... more »

  brewsterkahle wrote:

I am biased-- I work with this non-profit library, but am a big fan and supporter. Please visit the HQ in San Francisco, and especially tours on friday afternoons at 1pm (covid willing). more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Lance wrote:

This is a tremendous organization to work with. Their volunteers work hard and have fun bringing a huge benefit to the community. more »

  ImJustTom wrote:

I used to respect the AFI a lot. They have done a lot of great things for cinema. But I recently attended their film festival. They had NO SUBTITLES available for the hearing impaired. I have a partial processing speed issue and exercised my legal right... more »

  Himalayan Eco Store wrote:

Grow Nepal helps the people by organizing income generation and skill development programs on various issues of public concern including climate change, public health, control of environment pollution, protection of bio-diversity, and promotion of environment-friendly... more »

  ratboy wrote:

Absolutely the best group of veterans I’ve had the privilege of being involved with. Always supporting and giving back to the veteran community in all outdoor activities. more »

  cinefile wrote:

This organization does a great job showing films around the area. For any years we projected films after the music at Hoopes Park in Auburn, which was a program we started in the 1990s. We also have a great website. more »

To educate students in k-12 schools about the natural world and the challenges it faces, by providing schools with high quality... more »

Film festival to benefit mississippi more »

To promote latin american cinema through appropriate channels for exhibition. more »

To encourage and support independent filmmakers of integrity and social consciousness in the production of high quality work that... more »

We're about shining light on beings that are more than their flaws, their handicaps, their economic position. We tell the stories... more »

Funding non-commercial documentary films on social and environmental issues. more »

Inspiration of artistic film making. more »

To provide education through various media including documentaries on subjects of importance to the Jewish Community and the world... more »

To build and educate a new theater-going audience more »

To connect visual arts and community and community in personal and experiential ways because art makes communities better. more »

To develop and produce documentary films that focus on social, hisorical and cultural issues. more »

Produce public educational documentary more »

The new harmony project serves writers who create new works for stage, television, film, and new media that explore and celebrate... more »

Supporting film festival for korean american sommunity in new york. more »

To transform the human spirit through the power of music and film. more »

Facilitating the creation and production of motion picture films by high risk youth. more »

The teaching of low income the skill of more »

Three Dollar Bill Cinema enriches, strengthens, and connects diverse communities by supporting queer film and by producing the... more »

The specific and primary purpose of calle films, inc. Is to facilitate the production and distribution of educational media for... more »