Cultural Impact Foundation Inc

“Donor net basis adjustments 695 prior period adjustments 0”

“Equipment 13,500 13,500 website 4,600 4,600 rjf cash 956 4,187 total 19,056 22,287”

“Vff contingent contribution 0 0”

“Humans are endowed with innate creative abilities; we have formed civilizations and societies, framed laws, built architectural marvels and created cultural masterpieces. It is our creative abilities that have allowed us to produce magnificent cultural and scientific achievements for thousands of years. Since the dawn of time, however, humanity has faced massive threats and calamities, both natural and man-made, that have led to the eradication of cultural traditions and relics, scientific accomplishments, and even entire populations. The most devastating of all man-made calamities is genocide. The armenian genocide (1915-1923) was the twenty-first century's first and most documented genocide. In fact, the word "genocide" was coined specifically to describe the planned extermination of the armenians at the hands of the ottoman turks. Yet, this genocide has largely escaped recognition, primarily for political reasons. In fact, many scholars believe that the armenian genocide served as a model for future genocides. The mission of cultural impact foundation, inc., "the foundation", a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization formed in 2017, is to advance and support multi-media projects that recognize and celebrate human benevolence and ingenuity, and, in so doing, help eradicate prejudice, discrimination, and other social injustices. In addition, it is our hope that these projects will help prevent future atrocities and genocides, and the destruction that they bring to the cultural heritage of those targeted or oppressed. The foundation will help advance projects that celebrate human endurance against all odds and recognize those who have triumphed over adversities. Furthermore, the foundation will showcase projects that highlight human rights issues, social injustices, and untold stories of human interest.”

“We commissioned armenoid productions to produce a documentary about the bloodless revolution that took place in armenia in the spring of 2018. This bloodless revolution led to the overthrow of the government and election of a new prime minister. This revolution was led primarily by the youth in armenia and will now serve as a model for future bloodless revolutions. This project has been completed and is now being distributed.”

“We are commissioning armenoid productions to produce a educational documentary film of inspiring, insightful interviews with global scholars and experts, and victims of religious persecutions, amplifying the relentless advocacy of grassroots organizations and experts championing the rights of multi-faith religious communities. To reverse the uptick of global religious hate crimes, the documentary will embolden viewers with a call to action to mobilize increased public awareness. The project is titled faces of persecution: exploring global religious oppressions.”