Our goal is to unite and empower hearts globally. Leading by example, we work to uplift vulnerable communities while supporting our environment, with a focus on elevating our shared humanity.
Caring for Our Environment
On World Environment Day, June 5th, 2021, we launched a global initiative to plant the One Heart Forest in loving memory of the lives our world has lost to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since that time, we’ve expanded our vision to include planting trees and growing the One Heart Forests around the world for the benefit of all those we love. We have one home and we’re all responsible to resolve our climate crisis, together. Our unifying program supports the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and is an expression of our commitment to take care of all life on Earth.
Helping Our Community Heal
Alongside the Chopra Foundation, we are a producing partner of a film starring Deepak Chopra on suicide prevention and recovery. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in the world for people from the age of 10-14 and 25-34 years old, with someone taking their own life every 40 seconds. We Are Never Alone examines the difficult questions of how to explain suicide, how to recognize suicidal tendencies, how to survive such a devastating loss, how to transform pain, and how to go on living with joy -- all in the context of a fictional story that is dramatic, heart-rending, and ultimately uplifting.
Serving Underrepresented Groups
We proudly sponsored the 2021 and 2022 Asian World Film Festival, which represents over 50 countries, as well as the first Filipino American Creative Council Summit in Washington, D.C. in partnership with the Philippine Embassy and Federation of Philippine American Chambers of Commerce. We also did multiple feedings and giftings in the Philippines during 2022 for people and children in impoverished areas.
Supporting our Frontliners & Their Families
After a number of in-person hospital giftings, we have partnered with Giveback Heroes to fundraise and give back to frontliners, their families, and others hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.
