What is "Hollywood:ABC"?

The average American teacher makes $47,000 per year with starting salaries around $31,000.  Of this money, many teachers spend THEIR OWN money on supplies for their classroom.  Many districts simply don't have the funding they need.

We've all seen it - the boxes of partially used and unwanted office supplies and other materials which are simply thrown away at the end of a film or television project. Those supplies could be used by kids in classrooms where they are needed most. Pencils, dry-erase pens, paper and bigger items like mini-copiers and computers. It's all needed by them and all you need is a way to get it into the classroom.

Hollywood: ABC is your conduit.

By working with local school districts (no matter where you are in the world - not just in Los Angeles) Hollywood: ABC will work to get your dontation into a needy classroom. It's a win-win situation for your project and the children. When your show wraps - don't let those items go to waste!

 

Please note:  Hollywood:ABC is not currently a non-profit or legal charitable organization.  Donations are not tax deductible.


Donate!

Are you ending a project soon or have stuff that you no longer need?  The kids could use it!  Contact us and we'll arrange a drop-off or pick-up.

About & Contact

Hollywood:ABC is the passion of Stephen Marinaccio, a feature DGA UPM.  After seeing the waste after projects finish, he set out to help teachers and students.

 

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In the News...

July 11, 2006:  "Hollywood:ABC" was highlighted in Hollywood Reporter's Eighth Annual Philanthropy in Hollywood issue.