Partners • March On Foundation

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Dillon Bernard

💬 Communication

Dillon Bernard is a content producer and digital strategist committed to using storytelling as a tool for transformative change. As the Creative Director of Dillon Bernard Media, he helms a media incubator that masterfully crafts purpose-driven multimedia projects and digital strategies focused on young and multicultural voices. Since launching in 2021,…

Future and Options

💡 Non-Profit

Futures and Options, a 501(c)(3), empowers New York City’s youth, particularly youth of color and students from historically underrepresented communities, to acquire transferable professional skills, pursue higher education, and successfully compete in a global 21st century economy. We collaborate with New York City employers to provide transformative career development opportunities…

Jae Cameron

📊 Development

Jae Cameron (she/they) is a development consultant with over ten years of experience in fundraising. They’ve worked with arts and human services organizations throughout the United States and Canada, serving as a Development Director and Director of Institutional Giving. Jae holds a Masters of Women’s and Gender Studies from the University…

Jelly Ramos

🎨 Illustrator

i’m a 23 year old, queer, pilipino, norcal-based artist! i love to make content and explore my passion for the creative process in all sorts of ways. mainly, i tend towards illustrative and design work, but you can see my art expressed through mediums like gardening, baking, gaming and more!…

RCG

💬 Communication

Robertson Consulting Group was started in 2015 by Beth and Lance Robertson. The primary focus of RCG is helping small businesses and non-profit organizations with their website needs. Working with the client, RCG helps design and build the website, then provides technical support for additional components such as external platforms to…

Yule

🎨 Illustrator

Yule is a 18 year old LatinX artist located in Atlanta, Georgia. Yule uses her platform on TikTok to show her art, many of which can be seen as portraying latinX stereotypes. Visit yuleidiarroyo.wixsite.com/my-site to learn more.