Donations & Sponsorships
You can support the work through a one-time donation, a recurring monthly contribution, or by becoming a sponsor of a specific event, volume, or initiative.
Yes. Bullets and Bandaids is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Recurring donations provide stability. They allow us to plan, commit to more participants, and continue producing work without interruption.
Donations directly support the creation and presentation of the work, including:
- Veteran interviews
- Writing and artistic collaboration
- Artwork production
- Voiceovers and digital platforms
- Exhibitions and publications
Yes. Sponsors can support individual works, specific volumes, or broader initiatives. This allows for a more direct connection to the work being created.
A monthly community partner is an individual or business that provides ongoing support through a recurring contribution. This helps sustain the project over time.
Sponsors may be recognized in publications, exhibitions, and digital platforms. Recognition is handled intentionally and respectfully, in a way that aligns with the work.
Yes. Businesses can participate as sponsors or monthly partners. Many choose to support the work as a way to engage with their community in a meaningful way.
Yes. In-kind support—such as materials, services, or space—can play an important role in supporting the work. We’re open to discussing what makes sense.
Yes. In some cases, donors choose to directly support a specific story or artist. This is handled on a case-by-case basis to ensure alignment with the project.
Every piece exists because someone chose to support it.
Partnerships & Collaborations
Organizations can partner with us through exhibitions, sponsorships, programming, or collaborative projects. We develop each partnership based on alignment with both parties’ work and goals.
Yes. We are open to working with other nonprofits where there is a natural overlap in mission or audience. These collaborations often involve shared programming, storytelling initiatives, or exhibition opportunities.
Yes. We collaborate with educational institutions through exhibitions, panel discussions, and classroom engagement. These partnerships create opportunities for students to interact with the work in a meaningful way.
Yes. Bullets and Bandaids includes participants and collaborators from across the world, and we are open to international partnerships that align with the project.
Yes. We welcome thoughtful proposals from artists, galleries, and institutions interested in engaging with the work in a meaningful way.
Not often, though in some very specific cases, yes. We are open to developing custom storytelling and artistic collaborations, depending on the project’s nature and its alignment with our process and intent.