AniMalayaWorks Raises $120,000 to Fuel DNAWORKS’ Vision of Healing and Community Through the Arts

DNAWORKS is thrilled to announce a milestone achievement in its journey of fostering dialogue, healing, and transformative art as it proudly raises $120,000 through AniMalayaWorks.

Based in Fort Worth, Texas, and founded in 2006 by Daniel Banks and Adam W.

McKinney, DNAWORKS has long been a stalwart in promoting underrepresented voices by centering Global Majority and LGBTQQ2SPIAA+ communities in its diverse programming.

This infusion of capital will directly support the organization’s expanding efforts in dance, theatre, film, and writing, aiming to create more complex and authentic representations of identity, culture, class, and heritage.

The funding is set to enable DNAWORKS to extend its award-winning initiatives, boost educational outreach, and cultivate community partnerships both locally and globally.

With projects spanning thirty-eight states and reaching seventeen countries, the organization’s commitment to art as a powerful catalyst for ritual, healing, and community building has already sparked significant social justice conversations and transformative experiences.

As DNAWORKS continues to pioneer dialogue-based social action, this new support not only strengthens its infrastructure but also paves the way for innovative collaborations and enhanced programming that bridge cultural and societal divides.

The collective spirit of AniMalayaWorks’ investors and community supporters underscores a shared belief: that art is a universal language capable of uniting diverse communities and driving meaningful change.

This latest financial milestone is a testament to the enduring impact of creative expression and the ongoing quest for a more peaceful, inclusive world.

DNAWORKS looks forward to channeling this funding into projects that resonate with and uplift communities everywhere while reaffirming its commitment to healing through the arts.