Little Falls, NY – The Creative Outpost, Inc., a Little Falls-based nonprofit, is gearing up for Mohawk Valley Gives on September 19, 2025, by showcasing its profound impact on the Mohawk Valley. With the UpMobility Foundation’s 3:1 match incentive (up to $50,000) for donations from September 15-19, 2025, every dollar donated online or via donor-advised funds triples in value, fueling programs that blend creativity and community.
Recent achievements include producing a documentary on local hero Oscar Stivala, created with Little Falls High School and other students, blending education with storytelling. The organization supported “Cherry Baby,” a New Hollywood Films production filmed in Little Falls, driving economic activity by engaging local businesses. Live-streaming efforts, such as the Herkimer Originals basketball games, have connected communities while training aspiring media professionals.
“Our work transforms passion into opportunity,” said David E. Warner, Executive Director of The Creative Outpost, Inc. “Mohawk Valley Gives and the UpMobility match allow us to expand these initiatives, attracting more film projects and empowering local talent.”
Last year, Mohawk Valley Gives raised over $5.2 million for regional nonprofits. Donate between September 15-19, 2025, at https://www.givemv.org/organizations/the-creative-outpost-inc to triple your impact and sustain The Creative Outpost’s mission. Mark your calendar to unlock the match and support a creative future for Little Falls.
About The Creative Outpost, Inc.
The Creative Outpost, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Little Falls, New York, dedicated to fostering creativity, education, and economic growth through media, film, and technology training. We teach filmmaking and media development, cultivate world-class creative problem-solvers and storytellers, attract commercial media production to the Mohawk Valley, and empower residents through innovative programs addressing local needs. For more information, visit https://creativeoutpost.org.
