Your monthly membership funds paid training and real projects for Waco-area high school storytellers and filmmakers.

What your membership powers

• Paid student stipends and skill training in film, animation, and editing
• Museum-quality stories for the Taylor Museum and the 2026 Time Capsule
• A public screening tour of the Jacob De Cordova film with students on stage
• Nonprofit micro-stories that help local orgs raise awareness and funding
• Verifiable digital badges and portfolios that open doors to jobs and college

Why now / Why Waco

Waco is building a creative workforce. By training local youth in digital storytelling—aligned with efforts like UpSkill Waco and our Film-Friendly city status—we create real pathways into AV/media jobs here at home and keep Waco’s stories in Waco.

• Behind-the-scenes updates from student productions
• Invitations to premieres/screenings (priority seats)
• A digital Identity Preparedness course (complimentary)
• Optional recognition on our Founding Members roll

FAQ

Is this tax-deductible? Yes; we’re a 501(c)(3). Tangible perks may reduce the deductible portion. A receipt is emailed after each charge.

Can I change or cancel? Anytime—effective before your next billing cycle.

Where does my membership go? Primarily to student stipends, instruction, equipment, and public events.

What Supporters Are Saying

“The Do Good Club is one of the most meaningful things I’ve joined — I love knowing my money is paying kids to create history in our own town.” – Early Member

“This isn’t charity. It’s investment in our future.” – Tech for Justice supporter

In Partnership With:

• Cube3

• Helen Marie Taylor Museum of Waco History

• E4 Youth (Austin, TX)

• Dream Big Books

• The Jacob De Cordova Society

And powered by Tech for Justice®, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to creating access to opportunity through digital storytelling and youth empowerment.