The Giving Fundissues financial grants to exemplary organizations and initiatives performing critical humanitarian work in the United States, such as:
responding to a major natural disaster,
assisting communities struggling with local epidemics of addiction & mental illness,
advocating for victims of a domestic humanitarian crisis.
planned 2025 beneficiaries
plus other organizations
ANEA Society
Forging A Movement
TheANew Era Societyis our members forum dedicated to advancing compassion, health & wellbeing in the United States.
The Society fundraises and advocates for American communities facing humanitarian disasters, while forging a next-generation philanthropic coalition for humanitarianism.
composed of distinguished humanitarians in business, philanthropists, academia, etc.
hosts townhalls, speaker events, and salon gatherings for members & ANEA donors.
facilitate action and dialogue among thought-leaders and change-makers.
raises funds for ANEA foundation grants to initiatives aligned with our mission.
performs public outreach and advocacy to government and local stakeholders.
build partnerships between nonprofits, between public and private sectors.
Media Campaigns
Engaging, Educating, Advocating
ANEA Mediais our public engagement initiative producing humanitarian digital content campaigns for wellbeing and wellness, such as:
public service announcements (PSAs)
nonprofit fundraisers
celebrity endorsements
Charitable businesses and organizations work with us to recruit Hollywood-based filmmakers, digital content creators, and celebrities to produce exciting PSAs and advertisements for TV, social media, podcasts etc.
EDUCATE
engage the public about a crisis or issue
RESPOND
communicate directly to communities in crisis
SUPPORT
raise funds for ANEA and partner nonprofits
PROMOTE
highlight the work of ANEA, our partners, other orgs
WHY MEDIA?
Meeting People Where They Are
Cutting through the noise to reach Americans in need is paramount yet challenging: the majority are skeptical of media institutions, and a growing minority of Americans consume little-to-no legacy media – this includes those most in need of our support: the working-poor, the homeless, and young people.
Reaching Americans in distress during a crisis is even more challenging. Those in crisis increasingly turn first to digital media sources for information and assistance. This is especially true for those struggling with mental health, addiction, abuse, housing insecurity etc. That's why we believe in creating digital content and outreach to further our mission.
