Atzmi works to support the mental health of Jewish girls by building self-esteem, self-compassion, and body acceptance, with a goal of reducing vulnerability to eating disorders. This video gave Atzmi a clear way to show the heart of their work. For donors, it made the mission feel real and urgent. Instead of only explaining the problem, the video helped people understand the girls being supported, the need being addressed, and the difference their support can make. That is what moves people from awareness to giving.

When a donor walks into a school and feels the warmth, energy, and purpose of the place, they understand why it deserves support. The challenge is getting people to feel that without physically walking through the doors. That is what this video did for Mesorah High School for Girls in Dallas, especially as they stepped into a new campus and a major moment of growth. The video helped donors see more than a building. It showed the students, the mission, the momentum, and the future being built. For a school, that matters. Donors do not just give to walls. They give to what those walls make possible.

Meaningful Minute created Homeless as a major film experience connected to the launch and growth of Meaningful Minute Plus, their platform for exclusive Jewish films, documentaries, series, and original content. This video helped turn a new product into something people could feel. Instead of simply saying, “We have a subscription,” the video showed why the content mattered. It gave viewers a deeper reason to join, support, and become part of what Meaningful Minute is building for the future of Jewish media.

We created the full documentary for Aish, October 7th: Voices of Pain, Hope and Heroism, hosted by Jamie Geller. The film shares the stories of families directly affected by October 7th, including stories of loss, survival, faith, and heroism. This documentary was used as a fundraiser, giving viewers a powerful way to connect emotionally with the mission and understand why their support mattered. For a nonprofit, that is what video can do. It can take a cause, a moment, or a campaign and turn it into something people feel deeply enough to support.

Daily Giving is built around a simple but powerful idea: small daily donations from many people can create steady support for vetted Jewish nonprofits. This video helped show that Daily Giving is not limited to one type of community, one city, or one group of people. By featuring rabbanim and voices from many different backgrounds, the video showed the breadth of the movement and the trust behind it. For a fundraising organization, that kind of unity is powerful. It tells potential supporters, “This is bigger than one person. This is something Klal Yisroel is part of.”

Ray of Hope needed a video that could introduce their work with clarity, sensitivity, and strength. Their mission supports sexual abuse and trauma survivors and their families in the Jewish community, offering warmth, support, resources, and a confidential space for healing. This video gives donors a real reason to care. It helps people understand not only what Ray of Hope does, but why the work is so deeply needed. For an organization doing sensitive, life-changing work, a video like this allows supporters to feel the importance of the mission and understand the impact their donation can have.