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"Stories reach people in a way statistics never will." — Tony Chausse, Movember

Official Awareness Partner

Currents of Courage shares a powerful connection with the mission of Movember: changing the way men face cancer and their mental health by creating space for honest conversation, connection, and support.

Too often, men are expected to face cancer silently and alone. Currents of Courage tells the story of seven men who found something different. On Idaho’s wild rivers, they discovered that vulnerability is not weakness, and that brotherhood can become a powerful part of healing.

That message aligns deeply with Movember’s work to change the face of men’s health, including its focus on prostate cancer, mental health, and helping men talk openly about the challenges they face.

Currents of Courage brings that mission to life through the language of wilderness. The river becomes more than a setting. It becomes a place where men can lower their guard, share their stories, and discover that they are not alone.

Movember has helped change the conversation around men’s health. Currents of Courage carries that conversation into the wild, showing what can happen when men have a place to connect, speak honestly, and face the journey together.

Together, the message is simple:

Men don’t have to fight alone.

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Partnership Opportunities

Currents of Courage is a film about men choosing courage over silence. The brands that stand with it get something most sponsorships can't offer — genuine association with a story people will remember.

We offer several levels of partnership, from presenting sponsor to community supporter. Each comes with its own presence in the film, at the premiere, and across our outreach campaign. We'd rather talk through what works for you than hand you a rate card.

Reach out and let's find the right fit.

Contributions are fully tax-deductible through From the Heart Productions, our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor. Documentation provided upon request.

Be Part of Healing Through Wilderness

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Why Your Sponsorship Matters

  • Align with a story that is authentic, emotionally resonant, and nationally relevant

  • Associate your brand with men's health, outdoor healing, brotherhood, and hope

  • Reach audiences who care deeply — cancer survivors, families, outdoor enthusiasts, community leaders

  • Demonstrate your commitment to social good through high-impact independent storytelling

  • All sponsorships are fully tax-deductible through our fiscal sponsor, From the Heart Productions, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

A man who watches this film then talks to his doctor is the real measure of our impact. Your sponsorship makes that possible.

Who is Paying Attention

This is not a general audience film. It speaks directly to a specific community — and that specificity is exactly what makes it valuable to the right brand.

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Why the Brand Fit is Genuine

Purpose-driven brands earn trust by showing up where it matters.

The audience for this film — men who fish, men who have faced illness, families who have stood beside them — responds to authenticity. A brand whose name appears on a film like this earns association with something real. That kind of association doesn’t come from an ad buy. It comes from being in the right place at the right moment.

Sponsorship Benefits


in the film credits, website, social media, premiere events, and marketing materials reaching thousands of viewers moved by stories of courage and recovery

Prominent Visibility


with a cause that resonates deeply—mental and emotional wellness, men’s health, outdoor connection, and hope in the face of adversity

Meaningful Association


to behind-the-scenes content, participant stories, and early screenings to share with your team, clients, or community

Exclusive Access


that demonstrates your commitment to social good while supporting high-impact filmmaking. All contributions are tax-deductible through fiscal sponsor, From the Heart Productions, 501(c)(3).

Tax-deductible Partnership


Producer credit, logo placement, co-branded content, employee engagement events, or matching gift programs

Custom Activation Options—

This isn’t just sponsorship. It’s partnership in something transformative: proving that nature heals, that brotherhood matters, and that stories of courage deserve to be heard.

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Sponsors

Retro Craft Brewery

Bert's Brewing wasn't just the first to say yes — they were the first to believe in what we were making. As our founding sponsor, Bert's helped fund the initial filming of Currents of Courage and opened their doors in Garden City to host the July 13 silent auction fundraiser. That kind of early commitment doesn't just help a film get made — it makes the whole thing possible. We're grateful. bertsbrewing.com

Thank You to Our Silent Auction Donors

Our July 13th Currents of Courage Silent Auction at Bert's Brewing raised funds to help finish the film — made possible by the generosity of these local businesses and artists.

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"Seven men walked into a river with cancer in their bodies. What came out of that experience became this film. We're looking for partners who believe that kind of story deserves to be seen."

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— David Nehmer, Executive Producer / Co-founder, Wilderness Voice Project