Programs

CINEMA AND CREATIVE LEARNING

Filmmaking Workshops

The Foundation’s filmmaking workshop program draws on founder Travis Holt Hamilton’s more than twenty years of filmmaking experience. Foundation workshop opportunities are shaped around community goals, timing, responsibilities, and a clearly documented Foundation role.

Acting Workshops

The Foundation is developing acting-workshop opportunities that can help emerging performers explore acting and screen performance. Availability depends on community goals, audience, timing, responsibilities, and resources.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Resilient Bags

Quality backpacks shared with underserved populations as a practical expression of care and encouragement. This is a current Foundation initiative; availability depends on resources and documented community need.

Native Reading Programs

Books provided to help build and sustain small and mini libraries throughout Native Country. This is a current Foundation initiative; inquiries are reviewed according to need and available resources.

Indigenous Sewing Programs

An initiative in development to provide sewing machines and materials to rural Native American communities in North America. Inquiries are welcome, but participation or support is not yet guaranteed.

Citrus Runs

A Mesa-based effort connecting donated grapefruit, oranges, and lemons with communities that can enjoy them rather than letting good citrus go to waste. The Foundation’s public record documents 1,660 pounds delivered in 2023 and two 2024 runs totaling 1,790 pounds.

START A CONVERSATION

Interested in a workshop, program connection, volunteer role, or in-kind contribution? Email travis@holthamiltonfoundation.org with your location, audience, area of interest, and timing. Current opportunities depend on program needs, resources, and logistics.