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- EIN 45-2562072
- 818 516-1928
- 4111 E Madison St Suite 310 Seattle WA 98112 USA
- www.impactfulfund.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Arts & Culture, Education, Film & Video, Health, Health Support, Public Health
Mission: We believe every student should have free access to mental health education. It is foundational and directly effects our physical health, academic achievements, relationships and safety. We educate through film and measure impact.
Results: Please see link to impact data on the Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) our film and evidence-based mental health literacy program for schools. NPS 85 https://bit.ly/4a1hioL
Target demographics: students, educators and their families throughout the country navigate mental health, emotional intelligence, grit,
Direct beneficiaries per year: We provided free film based mental health education to over 7000 schools and reached over 245K students and hundreds of educators, staff and tens of thousands of parents and caregivers.
Geographic areas served: United States
Programs: We believe every student should have free access to mental health education. It is foundational and directly effects our physical health, academic achievements, relationships and safety. We educate through film and measure impact. Impactful Fund is seeking funding to support free access to the Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) a film and evidence-based mental health literacy program for all K-12 schools, community colleges and universities across the country. We have launched a pilot program in WA, IL, AK and CA. The Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) is a powerful film and evidence-based mental health education program that provides practical tools to educate our educators, youth, and families to safely address mental health in a fresh, new way. Through ethical storytelling backed by brain science the program safely addresses emotional intelligence, grit, curiosity, decision making, anxiety, loneliness, social media addiction, bullying and belonging. It is appropriate for ages 10+ and includes a facilitated special K-4 program.