Cryptid Cares
A baked-in feature of Missing Link Artistry’s business model is that of giving back to and/or partnering with organizations that do good across many different social spheres, through donating portions of proceeds from relevant products. Below are organizations MLA has donated to in the past, and those that are on the docket for the future. Click the buttons below to jump to their respective sections and learn more.
Disability Activism
Based in Fort Collins, CO, No Barriers USA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to “[empowering] people to believe that they are not defined by their visible or invisible disabilities.”
“[The Grace Fisher Foundation] is committed to breaking down barriers and promoting inclusivity by integrating individuals with disabilities with the typical population, emphasizing shared experiences and fostering kindness. Through its multifaceted approach, The Grace Fisher Foundation aims to create a more vibrant and inclusive society where the arts become a powerful tool for connection, understanding, and personal growth.”
LGBTQ+ Activism
$16.22 raised
“[Advocates for Trans Equality]’s policy experts, litigators, and community organizers work at all levels of government to ensure trans voices are not only heard, but embraced in rooms where they’ve long been ignored. As a trans-led nonprofit, we also help our community navigate the realities of law and policy through vital tools, knowledge, and services.”
Mental Health Activism
$9.59 raised
The Trevor Project’s mission is to “to end suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning young people.” They aim to accomplish this through the use of crisis services, advocacy, research, peer support, education and public awareness.
Racial Justice Organizations
The NAACP strives to “achieve equity, political rights, and social inclusion by advancing policies and practices that expand human and civil rights, eliminate discrimination, and accelerate the well-being, education, and economic security of Black people and all persons of color.”