Donation

Highlights of BronzeLens have included:

1. Designated as an Academy Award Qualifying festival for the short film category.
2. Accepted the invitation to be a charter member of the African American Film Festival Releasing Movement (now ARRAY) during our first festival. This unique distribution model created by filmmaker Ava DuVernay has enabled us to be supportive of quality independent films.
3. Partnered with a wide variety of organizations including the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Hammonds House, the Atlanta University Center colleges, Georgia Tech, Emory University, Georgia State University, Autism Speaks, AID Atlanta, LINKS, Inc., and environmental organizations to name a few.
4. Multiple years of screening independent films by and about people of color from around the region, the nation and the world.

We know that BronzeLens has a special place in the hearts of our filmmakers and those who support the arts. We love you back. In the weeks and months ahead, we will continue to be your platform, to support your work, to enlighten you about industry trends & opportunities, and to uplift your achievements.

But today, BronzeLens needs you. “Now More Than Ever” your support can help us survive into this coming year as we transition back to an “in-person” event

How you can help:

1. DONATE: Your donation of $10 or more is welcomed. Scroll below to donate via PayPal or donate through Cash App $BronzeLensFF (Please put your email in the reference section so we can thank you personally.)
2. BECOME A BOSS – (BronzeLens Official Super Supporter) through your sustaining membership contribution – good for 1 year.
3. SHARE: Tag your friends and/or share this on your page with the hashtag #SupportBronzeLens
4. FOLLOW US on all social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube) @BronzeLens

PayPal Instructions:

Just click on the PayPal DONATE button, which will take you to a secure website, where you may contribute by credit card. BronzeLens Atlanta Film Festival, Inc. is recognized as a charitable organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions to BronzeLens Film Festival are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.