Turn Intention Into Action
Learn how donor support during two 2026 fundraisers helped advance the Tiny But Mighty documentary and bring this story closer to the screen.
February 15, 2025 fundraiser with Dan and Liz
Tiny But Mighty Documentary Fundraiser: How Community Support Is Powering Independent Film
In early 2026, Tiny But Mighty: The Postage Stamp Documentary gained critical momentum through two successful documentary fundraising events held on January 11 and February 15, 2026.
These community-driven gatherings are helping move this independent documentary into its next stage of production — proving that grassroots support is the foundation of meaningful storytelling.
February 15 Fundraiser: A House Party That Sparked Connection
On Sunday, February 15th, supporters gathered at Anita’s beautiful home for our third Tiny But Mighty fundraiser — a warm, spring-like February afternoon filled with conversation, curiosity, and generosity.
Guests explored a bin of postage stamps from around the world — rediscovering childhood memories, admiring intricate designs, and noticing just how artistic and culturally significant stamps truly are.
In a digital world, we rarely hold stamps anymore. But that tactile moment reminded us why this postage stamp documentary matters: stamps are tiny pieces of history, culture, and identity that travel far beyond their size.
Behind the Documentary: How Tiny But Mighty Began
Filmmakers Liz and Dan shared how the idea for Tiny But Mighty first took shape, along with fascinating stamp history — including one little-known fact:
At one point, there was a proposal for a stamp honoring the 40th anniversary of the atomic bomb. Fortunately, the idea was reconsidered and ultimately shelved — demonstrating how stamps reflect thoughtful decisions about what we choose to commemorate.
Guests also viewed early footage from the film, offering a preview of the documentary’s tone, visual style, and emotional depth.
How Independent Documentaries Are Funded
If you’ve ever wondered how an independent documentary film gets made, the answer begins here:
Community fundraising and small donor support
Gathering enough footage to create a compelling trailer
Using that trailer to apply for film grants and foundation funding
Securing larger production backing
Tiny But Mighty is currently in Stage One.
Your donation directly supports:
Documentary filming and footage collection
Trailer development
Grant preparation
Cultural preservation storytelling
Grassroots donors make the next phase possible.
Support the Tiny But Mighty Documentary
If you believe in supporting independent film, cultural storytelling, and documentary filmmaking, here’s how you can help:
Tax-Deductible Donation (501c3 Fiscal Sponsor)
Make checks payable to:
Media Process Educational Films
1327 W Washington Blvd STE 103
Chicago, IL 60607
Memo line: Tiny Art Productions
Quick Online Gift (GoFundMe)
Support instantly here: https://sms.gf.me/WXNE0
Why Your Donation Matters
Independent documentaries begin with community belief.
The success of our January 11 and February 15 fundraisers shows that audiences care about preserving stories told through unexpected lenses — even something as small as a postage stamp.
And like stamps themselves, small contributions travel far.