Foundation

Fostering Healthy, Inclusive, and Diverse Communities

We founded Claritas Creative Foundation because we understand the importance of making a difference—sometimes that means championing system change campaigns that reach across the country, sometimes that means interacting hands-on with our community to meet immediate needs. We focus on fostering healthy, inclusive, diverse communities.

  • Request Free COVID-19 Safety Supplies for Your Organization

    Claritas Creative Foundation is providing over $15,000 in free COVID-19 safety supplies, such as adult sized cloth masks and face shields, to organizations and groups in need of supplies. Please complete the form below to request COVID-19 safety supplies. These supplies will be awarded on a rolling basis until all supplies are distributed.

Active Campaigns

  • Inclusion Initiatives for People with Developmental Disabilities

    People with developmental disabilities are valuable members of our communities. The truth, however, is that we haven’t yet realized a fully inclusive society. We’re working to support people with disabilities and their families to fulfill that genuine inclusion.

  • Supporting Working Mothers During the Pandemic

    Claritas Creative Foundation is dedicated to providing support for working mothers as part of our Women in the Workforce initiatives. We recognize that the school and office closures caused by COVID-19 have compounded the various difficulties already faced by heroic working mothers.

  • Coffee for Caregivers

    When you're fighting for your newborn child's life, small acts of kindness can make all the difference. Claritas Creative Foundation’s Coffee for Caregivers program provides hot coffee, tea and hot chocolate for families of premature and critically ill babies hospitalized in a NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) as well as the doctors, nurses, and staff that care for them.

Claritas Creative Foundation Impact

  • Community Support

    • Donated 790 face masks and shields to local organizations working with high-risk populations

    • Donated 100 sandwiches and 200 healthy snacks to people experiencing homelessness

    • Donated 185 lbs of school supplies to local school’s special education department

    • Delivered 15 Self Care gift bags for local special education staff at the start of the 2021 school year

    • Donated 100 Reimagine Possible Inclusive Coloring Journals to local Buddy Walk participants

    • Donated 15,731 cups of coffee, tea, and hot chocolate to families and caregivers caring for critically ill infants hospitalized in a Neonatal-Intensive Care Unit (NICU) through our Coffee for Caregivers program

    • Raised $2,000 for local families with babies in the NICU through our Wine + Pie Tasting fundraising event

    • Created NICU Connect to support families with babies in a NICU

  • Women's Equity in the Workforce

    • Provided more than $18,000 in cash and services to women entrepreneurs through the Suzanne Turner Creative Empowerment Grant

    • Hosted 3 Celebrating Women Business Leaders networking events, directly connecting 325 women

    • Established Return Forward campaign to raise awareness of the disproportionate impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on women and working mothers

    • Delivered 21 Self Care Pick-Me-Up gift bags to working moms at the start of the pandemic

    • Developed a COVID-19 resource center for working mothers Created a Self-Care Tips You Actually Have Time For infographic for working mothers during COVID

  • Developmental Disability Inclusion

    • Donated 5,000 face masks and shields to organizations working with people with developmental disabilities

    • Provided advocacy training materials and tools to 115 family members of people with developmental disabilities

    • Joined and built coalitions to support system and legislative change, such as the Gracie’s Law coalition that helped pass GA HB 128 - an organ transplant anti discrimination law to protect people with developmental disabilities in Georgia

    • Provided advocacy training to 55 people with developmental disabilities and community members to support the Gracie’s Law advocacy efforts at the Georgia State Capital

    • Established Reimagine Possible campaign to drive inclusion for people with developmental disabilities

  • Have you benefitted from our programs?

    We love to hear from individuals and organizations when we’re able to help support them. Share a message of gratitude with our all-volunteer board of directors, staff and generous donors.

Leadership & Volunteer Opportunities

Our volunteers are a tremendous resource for Claritas Creative Foundation. Absent these volunteers, our charitable nonprofits would not be able to conduct programs, raise funds, or serve our communities. All CCF board members and staff serve on a volunteer basis.

Foundation Staff

Hilary Vece Director of Engagement

Foundation Board of Directors

Kimberly Hudson President

Leticia Diaz Secretary

Burt Hudson Treasurer

Interested in becoming a CCF Volunteer or Board Member? Email us at Foundation@ClaritasCreative.com.