
In our first two years:
We've educated, mentored, and empowered more than 300 actors through Atlanta's most affordable acting classes, complete with unmatched perks, resources, and career development opportunities. Through our Affordable Education program, we've made professional acting training more accessible and affordable for performers.

In our first two years:
Through our Dreams & Opportunities program, more than 200 actors have learned directly from accomplished industry professionals, including RonReaco Lee, Gail Bean, Malcolm M. Mays, Isaiah John, Reign Edwards, Judd Lormand, Lauren Buglioli, Marquita Goings, and many others through our educational workshops, classes, and Lead Actor Educational Panel.

In our first two years:
Through our "Think Like" workshop series and 12 Days of Christmas, we've connected more than 200 actors with talent agents, resulting in at least 20% securing representation or a meeting and taking meaningful steps forward in their careers.

In our first two years:
Through our "Think Like" workshop series, we've introduced more than 100 actors to casting directors, providing opportunities to be seen, receive professional feedback, and begin building valuable industry relationships.

In our first two years:
Through our Survive & Thrive program—now known as The Fund—we've provided more than $16,000 in emergency financial assistance to actors facing financial hardship, with every dollar underwritten directly by our Board of Directors.

In our first two years:
We've brought hundreds of actors together through community-building events such as ActorsGiving and A Walk with Actors for Actors, creating meaningful opportunities for networking, collaboration, and lasting professional relationships. Overall, in the last two years, we've helped over 1000 actors in a meaningful, impactful way.

The Fund provides emergency financial assistance to working actors in the Southeast who are facing unexpected hardships. Powered by contributions from actors and supporters, every donation helps an actor stay in the fight for their career when they need it most.
Today it may be their struggle. Tomorrow it may be yours.