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Indigenous Lenses is a 501(c)3, Utah-based non-profit corporation dedicated to ethnographic documentary film and video productions for educational, cultural and scientific purposes. Our Productions will focus on indigenous healer from around the world, recording their stories within the context of their cultures Emphasis will be placed on those healers and healing practices threatened with extinction through acculturation and/or assimilation. The corporation shall also engage in humanitarian work in the communities where we film to help bring education to the girls of those communities, provide food and shelter to indigent Tibetan elders in the refugee camps and support eye and medical care for the Nepali and Tibetan communities.

The mission of c3 is to utilize the power of media, arts and story to add in the evolution of humanity on a personal, social and global level. We work to create a better future by supporting and empowering the creative community through education in media tech literacy, and also support the creation and presentation of transformational content in all media platforms, including traditional and emerging media technologies such as fulldome, VR, AR, etc.

All of Poor Magazine's programs are focused on providing community based media, art, and education. The goal is to create access for silenced voices of people of color, elderly and disabled living in poverty elderly and disabled living in poverty

CAPE champions diversity by connecting, educating, and empowering Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and leaders in entertainment and media.

Our mission is to educate and empower citizens, through the practice of investigative journalism, promoting the capacity of monitoring public and private institutions in the best public interests. The CPI recognizes that the fundamental requirement for true democracy is that citizens are well informed and that there are independent entities with the capacity to control the powers that act in society, whether public or private.

Indian Country Today is a spacious channel that serves Indigenous communities with news, entertainment, and opinion.

The mission of The Global Food and Drink Initiative is to share, connect and preserve the history and culture of the African diaspora through food, drink and travel. We share powerful narratives and amplify Black voices (past and present) who have been underrepresented, overlooked, ignored or erased from historical and current-day conversations about food and drink.

DYV teaches youth ages 3-18 to play violin and viola using the world-class Suzuki method through weekly private and group lessons on Woodward Ave in downtown Detroit's arts district. The Suzuki approach nurtures students' ability to persevere, be creative, embrace hope, and to collaborate and empathize with others.

We train incarcerated writers to be journalists and publish their stories

THE POWER TO EDUCATE WHILE ENTERTAINING

Support seniors and caregivers by virtue of group reminiscing.

The mission of Doing Good is to educate & engage communities by promoting & celebrating "Doing Good" through volunteerism.. The vision of Doing Good is to be the conduit to educate and inspire cultural shifts toward community volunteerism.The "big idea" is to increase the number of people who volunteer. When more volunteer, everyone benefits.Doing Good achieves it goals by providing Marketing & Public Relations tools, opportunities, & resources to agencies which celebrate volunteers. The more Doing Good can provide these agencies, the more of their time & money they can spend on their mission rather than Marketing & Public Relations. (Doing Good builds the capacity of other nonprofits.)The values of Doing Good are:InspirationInclusivityConnectivityAuthenticityIntegrityQualitySupportand A Personal Approach