Conscious Contribution

Frank and Linda Kilpatrick are the founders of Conscious Contribution. Their nonprofit organization has long engaged in social impact projects Previous initiatives include production of the award-winning mental health documentary film Stay Alive - which has saved numerous lives. Their Shoulda’ Got The Shot public service media campaign successfully encouraged COVID-19 vaccination within skeptical populations.

Recent initiatives have been dedicated to supporting the educational and personal development of young adults. Their no-charge Memory Magic educational workshops have been launched to support less-economically-advantaged individuals in expanding their inherent beliefs regarding their mental capabilities. In sum, they work to impact - at least at a heuristic level - complex social issues via accessible community-facing interventions. They want to help young people strengthen learning skills, develop critical thinking, and build healthier relationships with technology.

While creating Touch The Grass they, (with the help of many other kindred souls) utilized the approach of "Teens Talking to Teens" Using authentic "non-preachy" and entertaining narratives, the video series represents an attempt to mitigate the unconscious phone screen-based "lifestyle" amid the unrelenting momentum of addictive social media pressure - which has been documented to cause long-term emotional damage to young people.

Their goal is to inspire the next generation to become thoughtful, balanced, and empowered contributors to society.         Conscious Contribution: (501 (c)3)