Our mission is to create a nonprofit that funds and supports transformative educational initiatives while telling the full American story. This means acknowledging our nation's complex and difficult history—including its darkest moments—while always keeping a positive focus on the promises of the American Dream and the aspiration to become the nation we were meant to be.
At the heart of our work is education. We will develop school curricula that not only incorporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) but also offer a complete and honest portrayal of American history. Our lessons will engage both teachers and students in examining pivotal moments in history, exploring how things could have been different, and envisioning how we can build a better future together. As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. so powerfully said, our goal is to help America "be what is written on paper."
Beyond traditional education, we will integrate fine art, theater, and history-based curricula, ensuring that creativity and storytelling are central to the learning experience. This approach does not promote patriotism in a superficial, "rah-rah" way, but rather as an aspirational call—a call to move forward together, always striving for higher ideals and deeper unity.
Our goal is not just to educate—but to inspire action. We want to empower individuals to engage in active citizenship, support community-driven change, and even step into leadership roles—from volunteering and advocacy to running for office.
Together, we can bring America's highest ideals to life—not just in history books, but in our communities, our culture, and our collective future.
A key initiative of our nonprofit will be supporting veterans—not just in words, but in action. From housing and legal aid to honoring their stories of bravery, loss, and wisdom, we are committed to ensuring that those who have served our country receive the recognition, care, and opportunities they deserve. Their experiences are a vital part of the American story, and we are dedicated to uplifting them in meaningful ways.
We also recognize the urgent need to support and heal Indigenous communities. Our nonprofit will focus on increasing access to essential resources, celebrating Indigenous culture and arts, expanding education, and most importantly—healing. Spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically, we are committed to undoing some of the generational trauma that Indigenous peoples have endured at the hands of our nation.
We also acknowledge the deep impact of racism and generational enslavement in shaping American society. While this is a vast and critical area of work, and many outstanding nonprofits are already leading this charge, we aim to partner with and amplify organizations already dedicated to racial justice and healing. Through collaboration, we can extend the reach of these efforts and ensure that our collective mission stays true to the vision of a more just and united America.