Ten percent
returns to the room.
The thing we are most proud of at M Media Corp is not the awards on the wall or the covers on the newsstand — it is how much we get to give. Ten percent of every client package. Every single one. Being in a position to help others is the entire reason we built this house, and the only scoreboard we keep.
When a client signs with us, they sign onto something larger than a campaign: eighteen organisations doing the real work in this world, and a standing invitation to follow them, donate to them, attend their events, and stand with them. Our cheque is the floor. What you build on top is the part worth celebrating.
Causes the house
stands behind.
Eighteen organisations doing far bigger work than ours — and the entire reason we go to work in the morning. To stand beside them is the legacy we are most proud of.
Cancer Teamwork Response
Personalised patient guidance for families navigating a cancer diagnosis — coordinating second opinions, treatment logistics, and the human support that hospitals are not built to provide.
Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation
Funding direct care, prevention and advocacy for people most affected by HIV/AIDS — continuing the legacy of one of the boldest activists in entertainment.
ASPCA
Rescuing animals from cruelty and neglect, supporting shelters, and shaping the legislation that protects companion animals across the United States.
RAINN
The nation's largest anti-sexual-violence organisation — operating the National Sexual Assault Hotline and championing survivor-centered policy.
Best Buddies International
Building friendships, leadership programs, and inclusive employment opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
CHOC Foundation
Funding world-class paediatric care at Children's Hospital of Orange County — research, mental-health programs, and the families it never sends a bill to.
Caterina's Club
Feeding more than five thousand children every weeknight across Southern California, plus housing assistance and culinary training programs for families.
Oceana
The largest international advocacy organisation focused solely on ocean conservation — winning policy campaigns to restore fisheries and end plastic pollution.
Global Fund for Women
Direct grants and movement support for women, girls, and trans-led organisations on the front lines of gender justice in more than 175 countries.
I Support The Girls
Distributing bras, period products, and dignity to women and girls experiencing homelessness, displacement, or systemic poverty — globally.
Born This Way Foundation
Founded by Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia — supporting youth mental wellness, kindness, and the right of every young person to be exactly who they are.
Children of Persia
Improving the lives of Iranian children — funding hospitals, schools, and humanitarian relief without political affiliation, for thirty years and counting.
Life After Love
Together through grief, forward with hope. Supporting bereaved parents and surviving siblings — practical resources, therapeutic tools, financial grants, and a community that ensures no family navigates the loss of a child alone.
The Trevor Project
The world's largest suicide-prevention and crisis-intervention organisation for LGBTQ young people — 24/7 lifelines, advocacy, and the research that backs both.
World Central Kitchen
Chef José Andrés' frontline meal response — feeding communities the day after disaster strikes, from hurricane zones to active conflict, with dignity at the centre of every plate.
Dress for Success
Empowering women into economic independence through professional attire, interview coaching, and a global sisterhood of mentors that does not end at the office door.
charity: water
Bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries — with the rare promise that 100% of public donations fund water projects, every penny tracked.
Pencils of Promise
Building schools and training teachers in Ghana, Guatemala, Laos and beyond — designing the kind of education the founders themselves would have wanted, one classroom at a time.
Awards age. Press cycles end.
What we gave, and to whom, is the part that lasts.