The Ironstone Impact Film Festival
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Last year, more than 31,000 people jumped into the Ironstone Impact Lip Sync Battles, and the campaign’s total community impact reached $250,000. It was the biggest year in its 15-year history. This year, we’re taking it to the big screen.
The Rules
- Four genres: Comedy, Drama, Mystery or Action.
- Tied to your mission: every film must connect to the charity’s mission.
- Made by the charity: production companies & paid crews are not allowed.
- No AI
Download the full rules and regulations below.
Submit Your Charity
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Best Concept / Creativity
The Nominees are:
YMCA
The Lost Community
Karen's Place
Homeless Women over 50
The Wright Clinic
Community Access
BGC London
DCAC
519 Pursuit
Dark Night
Humane Society London & Middlesex
Milo
Children's Health Foundation
Mission Possible
Best Writing
The Nominees are:
Community Living London
This Is Us!
Ronald McDonald House
The Case of the Missing Teddy Bear
My Sisters' Place
A Journey Within Four Wall
YFC
Clue
Anova
A Future Without Violance
CaregiverStrong Institute
Just One More Moment
Family Service Thames Valley
The Urgent
Last Years
Winners
关于
#IronstoneImpact
A tradition that started in 2020 to celebrate the Ironstone Building Company’s 10 year anniversary, Ironstone Impact has become an annual event where Ironstone donated $100,000 over the span of 10 weeks to 10 selected organizations that make an impact in the City of London. With each year’s success, we find ourselves giving more. Last year, we donated, with special help from Peter Cook, $250,000 to charities that impact our community of London.
With this years donations, we will have donated over
$1 Million
“Allan and I want to give back to the community,” said Dave Stimac, Ironstone President & Co-founder. “We are born and raised Londoners with a strong attachment to the city. We build here, we employ trades and suppliers here and we know organizations are having a hard time.”