The California Film Institute’s Education program was able to expand its outreach during this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival.
Jamming since 1985, this year’s community benefit raises $1.225 million for community services.
Helping the California Film Institute raise funds to support its in-depth, give-back education program for thousands of students in grades K-12 from all over the country.
More than $420,000 was raised to support NBCC’s school-readiness programs, nutrition education and tuition subsidies.
The money raised will help double a free ride program for seniors and adults with disabilities in Marin.
Decked out in flapper dresses and zoot suits, partygoers dined and danced to raise money for adolescent health clinic, education workshops and college access programs.
The beloved roots music festival gives to the to Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, Esther’s Orbit Room Cultural Revival Project and The Tenderloin Museum.
The two shared ideas on how to raise resilient and secure kids in an age of anxiety.
“Charmian’s Wild Call,” an imaginative evening capturing of the essence of Charmian London and friends circa 1926, raises $550,000 for the fabled state park’s dedicated nonprofit.
Guests bond over their shared love of kittens and pups.
