The Berkeley Free Clinic provides free medical care, driven by the belief that healthcare is a fundamental human right. Their mission to ensure everyone has access to compassionate, dignified healthcare regardless of their ability to pay, while empowering the community with basic knowledge for informed decision-making and self-advocacy.
To support the My Other Brother and My Other Sister programming, which provides holistic wrap-around support services to African American students in Oakland through belonging and community, fostering student leadership, scholarship, post secondary education and personal growth.
To fund the feature film, “Untitled Helen Documentary,” directed by Alix Blair.
To support Jewish Film InstituteÕs exploration of the possibility of hosting a convening at their summer festival that brings together filmmakers from across the country who are working on media projects that expand the Jewish story.
The Berkeley Free Clinic provides free medical care, driven by the belief that healthcare is a fundamental human right. Their mission to ensure everyone has access to compassionate, dignified healthcare regardless of their ability to pay, while empowering the community with basic knowledge for informed decision-making and self-advocacy.
To support a range of identified needs, including funding for the bike shop, science and sailing program, ecology/vertical garden program, civics curriculum, new digital media arts program and library collection of diverse books.
To support the Bay Area chapter of Drag Story Hour, which is conducting anti-doxxing as part of the Shields Up campaign.
To support ImPulsTanz tuition for five Bay Area emerging experiment dancers.
To support operations for Fire Prevention, Regenerative Agriculture and Environmental/Climate Justice.
To support the production and performance of “The Race for Free Spirit, A 50-Year Uprising,” their 50th anniversary of playing taiko, the Japanese drum.
