Stone Soup Films is a 501(c)3 non-profit that makes free funding and promotional films for worthy organizations in Washington, DC. Established film and television professionals mentor and supervise aspiring filmmakers to produce high-quality short films highlighting the efforts of these groups. While the non-profits provide all the necessary research, they do not have to spend precious dollars on promoting their important work.
Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Co
Known for Asian-inspired works and visual clarity, the Washington, D.C.-based Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Co. was established in 1992 under the auspices of its non-profit arts organization, Moving Forward. Under Dana's direction, the company seeks to clarify the issues surrounding the Asian-American experience through dance. This fall, DTSB will launch the first Asian-American high school performing arts after school program in the heart of Chinatown.
Urban Alliance
UA's mission is to prepare young adults from under-resourced neighborhoods in Washington, DC for the world of work and a life of self-sufficiency through education, mentoring, and meaningful paid internships in offices around DC. This worthy organization has impacted over 1,000 youth to date and has a 99% high school graduation rate.
Events As part of our work with the Sexually Transmitted Infections Community Coalition in DC we are filming a series of short testimonials on what is is like to live with HIV. Topics such as cost of medicine, stigma and both emotional and physical trauma will be shown through the stories of these individuals who have the courage to come forward and be heard. This is the first part of our "What's It Gonna Take" PSA series. We plan to increase the visibility of the messaging for HIV/AIDS prevention and promote the importance of testing early and often. |
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Good Hope Awards Although Liz Norton, founder of Stone Soup Films, had supported Bread for the City for years, she had no idea how comprehensive our services were... read more
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