Non Profits2026-06-09T03:25:09-07:00

Non Profit Projects

Over the years, we’ve partnered with a wide range of nonprofit organizations—from local Bay Area initiatives to nationally recognized groups such as WWF—delivering impactful video content that supports their mission and amplifies their reach.

This work is more than just a service offering—it’s a core part of how we approach our business. We believe in using our creative capabilities to support organizations driving meaningful change, while helping them communicate their story with clarity and impact.

As we look ahead, expanding our partnerships with nonprofits is a key priority. Through our Giving Back program, we donate select photo and video services each year, creating opportunities for organizations to access high-quality content that might otherwise be out of reach.

For nonprofits planning events, campaigns, or fundraising initiatives, this program is designed to elevate your visual storytelling and maximize engagement across your audience touchpoints.

Promotional video for The Representation project. 

Fundraiser evening coverage for Girls in Tech.

Promotional video for My New Red Shoes. 

Promotional video for RISE.

Promotional video for First Exposures. 

Multi day coverage for Climate Action week for World Wildlife Fund. 

Event coverage for WWF in NYC. 

Promotional video for the Women’s Building in the Mission district of SF. 

Fundraiser coverage for Tibetan Aid Project. 

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