MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION FUND

Provides confidential counseling services through trained social workers to support mental health and wellbeing for entertainment industry members.

Provides confidential counseling services through trained social workers to support mental health and wellbeing of entertainment industry members.

Produces over 20 hours of weekly live original programming through MPTF Studios, including the Creative Chaos live variety show broadcast three times per week. Hosts the annual Instant Film Festival and supports collaborative content creation between residents and volunteers. Also hosts the Grey Quill Society, a weekly writing group that has held over 250 meetings and published multiple volumes of resident work.

Provides temporary financial assistance to qualified entertainment industry members for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, and food. This includes launching the Back To Work campaign in 2023 to raise funds for emergency relief assistance for entertainment industry crew members affected by work stoppages and job slowdowns, and providing needs-based financial assistance to uninsured and under-insured patients receiving care at the Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Center for Behavioral Health.

Launched the Back To Work campaign in 2023 to raise funds for emergency relief assistance for entertainment industry crew members affected by work stoppages and job slowdowns. Also established the Payroll Pledge Program, a payroll deduction initiative allowing studio workers to contribute 0.5% of their earnings to support colleagues in need.

Provides temporary financial assistance to qualified entertainment industry members for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, and food. This includes emergency relief assistance for crew members affected by work stoppages and job slowdowns through the Back To Work campaign, and needs-based financial assistance for uninsured and under-insured patients receiving care at the Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Center for Behavioral Health.

Provides temporary financial assistance to qualified entertainment industry members for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, and food. Offers needs-based financial support to uninsured and under-insured patients at the Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Center for Behavioral Health. Launched the Back To Work campaign in 2023 to provide emergency relief for crew members affected by work stoppages.

Offers temporary financial assistance to qualified entertainment industry members for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, and food, including emergency relief through the Back To Work campaign following industry work stoppages. Also provides confidential counseling services through trained social workers and needs-based financial aid for uninsured or under-insured patients at the Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Center for Behavioral Health.

Delivers groceries and holiday food assistance from campus to entertainment industry members in need, supporting food security during times of crisis or financial hardship.

Delivers groceries and holiday food assistance from campus to entertainment industry members in need.

Produces over 20 hours of weekly live original programming through MPTF Studios, including the live variety show Creative Chaos broadcast three times per week during the pandemic, and hosts the annual Instant Film Festival where residents and volunteers create and screen short films in a single day.

Produces over 20 hours of weekly live original programming through MPTF Studios, connecting residents and volunteers in content creation, including the Creative Chaos variety show and other collaborative media projects.

Provides confidential counseling services through trained social workers and offers temporary financial assistance to qualified entertainment industry members for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, and food. Also provides needs-based financial support to uninsured and under-insured patients receiving behavioral health care.

Provides confidential counseling services through trained social workers to support mental health and wellbeing for residents and industry members. Also operates a Veterans Benefits Assistance program that screens hundreds of veterans annually and recovers thousands of dollars in entitled benefits.

Offers wellness, recreational, and cultural programming on campus including aquatic facilities, gym and pool activities supported by wellness volunteers, resident-focused media production, movie screenings, and the annual Instant Film Festival where residents create and screen short films.

Offers wellness, recreational, and cultural activities for residents including aquatic facilities, gym and pool activities supported by wellness volunteers, movie screenings, and resident-focused media production. Also includes transportation support for off-campus medical and pharmaceutical needs.

Offers wellness, recreational, and cultural activities for residents including aquatic facilities, gym and pool support from wellness volunteers, movie screenings, and resident-focused media production. Also includes structured programs such as the weekly writing group (The Grey Quill Society), volunteer-led workshops, and intergenerational volunteer engagement.

Operates the Payroll Pledge Program, a payroll deduction initiative that allows studio workers to contribute 0.5% of their earnings to support colleagues in need.

Administers the Payroll Pledge Program, a payroll deduction initiative allowing studio workers to contribute 0.5% of their earnings to support colleagues in need, and previously generated $5.3 million through The Screen Guild Theatre radio program to fund the creation of the Country House.

Hosts creative and social programs for residents including The Grey Quill Society (a weekly writing group with over 250 meetings and published volumes), Creative Chaos (a live variety show broadcast three times weekly featuring interactive segments and celebrity guests), and volunteer-led workshops that allow individuals to share their passions.

Provides transportation for residents needing off-campus medical care or pharmaceutical support.

Offers on-campus wellness, recreational, and cultural programming for residents, including aquatic facilities, resident-focused media production through MPTF Studios, movie screenings, a weekly writing group (The Grey Quill Society), and an annual Instant Film Festival. The organization also produces over 20 hours of weekly live original programming through MPTF Studios and the live variety show "Creative Chaos" to engage residents and the community.

Provides a continuum of residential care including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care for retired entertainment industry workers on the Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills. This includes 60 independent living cottages, studio accommodations for those needing greater assistance, a 40-bed skilled nursing facility (Mary Pickford House), a 10-bed skilled nursing unit (Hersholt Place), and a 40-bed secure memory care facility (Harry’s Haven) for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Provides a continuum of residential care services, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care, for retired entertainment industry workers on the Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills. This includes 60 independent living cottages, studio accommodations for those needing greater assistance, 24-hour skilled nursing care in a 40-bed facility and a 10-bed facility, and a 40-bed secure memory care facility for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Provides a continuum of residential care including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care on the Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills, specifically serving retired entertainment industry workers. This includes 60 independent living cottages, studio accommodations for those needing greater assistance, a 40-bed skilled nursing facility (Mary Pickford House), a 10-bed skilled nursing unit (Hersholt Place), and a 40-bed secure memory care facility (Harry’s Haven) for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Provides a continuum of residential care including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care for retired entertainment industry workers on the Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills. This includes 60 independent living cottages, studio accommodations at the Motion Picture Country House and Frances Goldwyn Lodge, a 40-bed skilled nursing facility (Mary Pickford House), a 10-bed skilled nursing unit (Hersholt Place), and a 40-bed secure memory care facility (Harry’s Haven).

Conducts Care Calls, Daily Call Sheet, and Angel Cards programs to reduce social isolation among residents. Also receives and distributes Angel Cards and Angel Videos from external organizations to provide personal encouragement.

Conducts Care Calls, Daily Call Sheet, and Angel Cards to reduce social isolation among residents and community members. The organization also receives and distributes Angel Cards and Angel Videos from organizations to residents for personal encouragement.

Provides transportation for residents needing off-campus medical care or pharmaceutical support, volunteer shoppers for on-campus and community assistance, and delivers groceries and holiday food assistance to both residents and entertainment industry members in need.

Provides transportation for residents needing off-campus medical care or pharmaceutical support, delivers groceries and holiday food assistance to entertainment industry members in need, and utilizes volunteer shoppers for on-campus and community shopping assistance.

Operates a Veterans Benefits Assistance program that screens hundreds of veterans annually and helps recover thousands of dollars in entitled benefits.

Operates a Veterans Benefits Assistance program that screens hundreds of veterans annually and recovers thousands of dollars in entitled benefits.

Operates a Veterans Benefits Assistance program that screens hundreds of veterans annually and helps recover thousands of dollars in entitled benefits.

Operates flexible volunteer programs that engage individuals in meaningful intergenerational activities, including conversation and companionship (Friendly Visitors), administrative and mail delivery support, tech tutoring, workshop facilitation, and collaboration on original content through MPTF Studios. Programs accommodate various schedules and include student and community volunteers.

Engages a diverse range of volunteers to enrich campus activities and programs, provide companionship to residents through Friendly Visitors, collaborate on original content through MPTF Studios, assist with daily operations, lead workshops, and support residents in gym and pool activities. Volunteers also assist with shopping, grocery delivery, and tech tutoring to bridge the digital divide.

Engages a diverse range of volunteers to enrich campus activities, provide companionship to residents through Friendly Visitors, collaborate on original content through MPTF Studios, support daily operations, lead workshops, and assist with grocery shopping and tech tutoring. Volunteers also conduct Care Calls, Daily Call Sheets, and Angel Cards to reduce social isolation and support residents in gym and pool activities.

Operates a comprehensive volunteer program that includes Friendly Visitors providing conversation and companionship, Care Calls, Daily Call Sheet, and Angel Cards to reduce social isolation. Also engages volunteers in administrative support, mail delivery, tech tutoring, and collaborative content creation with residents.

Operates flexible volunteer programs that engage individuals in meaningful roles across campus, including Friendly Visitors, tech tutoring, wellness support, mail delivery, shopping assistance, and workshop leadership. Programs are designed to build intergenerational bonds and reduce social isolation through initiatives like Care Calls, Daily Call Sheet, and Angel Cards.

Serves as a center of excellence in geriatric social work education and field training since 2004 through participation in the Southern California Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium.

Has served as a center of excellence in geriatric social work education and field training since 2004 through participation in the Southern California Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium.

Has served as a center of excellence in geriatric social work education since 2004 by participating in the Southern California Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium, providing field training and contributing to professional capacity building in geriatric social work.

Has served as a center of excellence in geriatric social work education and field training since 2004 through participation in the Southern California Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium.