Investigative news outlet The Texas Observer was a beloved nonprofit newsroom with deep roots in progressive Texas journalism. Legendary columnist Molly Ivins served as co-editor of the magazine in the 1970s, and the publication now honors her memory with an eponymously named awards show.

Children’s Cancer Research Fund is a national nonprofit dedicated to ending childhood cancer. Our main focus is to support the research of bright scientists across the country whose ideas can make the greatest impact for children fighting cancer. We also fund resources and programs that help kids and families as they navigate the difficult experience of cancer treatment and survivorship.

This twelve part docu-series follows twelve Desert Storm veterans fighting PTSD, physical injuries, and the persistent demons of combat. The episodes anchored MSNBC’s Taking the Hill and later enjoyed a Netflix run.

One of the all-time most successful cause marketing programs, Tide Loads of Hope was born in 2005 from the need to provide fresh laundry for people displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Drawing on hundreds of hours of news footage, we crafted TV spots and short films that brought the program to life.

Flow Studios partnered on two campaigns and produced over 30 pieces for Ford Warriors in Pink, a vibrant clothing line that has raised more than $120M to help fight breast cancer. The Cause Marketing Forum honored the work with the Gold Halo Award for Best Video Campaign.

Flow earned a Clio Award for its first project with Interscope, working with platinum-selling Imagine Dragons to create a trailer for our MSNBC series “Wounded: The Battle Back Home.” The label then tapped Flow to produce this veterans-themed video for the X Ambassadors hit Unsteady.

Before advancements in synthetic hair technology made manufactured wigs the best choice for cancer patients, Pantene’s Beautiful Lengths program facilitated thousand of real-hair donations to the American and Canadian Cancer Societies.