Our Work, Our Impact
Bold stage-to-screen storytelling that pairs art with hard, health-equity outcomes.
Corporate Partners
25+
Shows Created & Toured
40+
Cities Toured
100+
Lives Impacted
3M+
Featured Campaign
Unforgettable — Full Story
A 90-minute Alzheimer’s stage drama that tours under a community-health banner—pairing every performance with free memory-screen booths. Since 2022 the play has moved through 10 U.S. cities, reached 10 000 + people, and activated 150 local and national partners in cooperation with the Alzheimer’s Association.
Now entering its next phase, Unforgettable is being adapted into a 90-minute feature film designed to extend the conversation about Alzheimer’s to communities the stage production could not reach. This filmed version will serve as a long-term educational and advocacy tool for organizations, schools, churches, and health networks nationwide. The film’s release is scheduled for March 2026.
Key Outcomes
Goal: Support Alzheimer's Caregivers and families
Metrics: Over 20,000 in persons engagements over a 3 years 20 performance city run of the stage play Unforgettable and the Jazz Concert Adrian & Friends
Sponsor: Alzheimer's Association
Other Successful Campaigns
Proven formats that sponsors replicate nationwide for caregiving, cancer and mental-health impact.
Forget Me Not Project – Town-hall + Lunch-&-Learn series
What began as Garrett Davis’s tribute to his grandmother now travels as town-hall forums and Lunch-&-Learns; the program has touched 27 cities across 10 states, giving minorities a trusted space to talk dementia and care planning, backed by the African American Network Against Alzheimer’s and university ADRCs.
Goal: Raise Alzheimer’s awareness in minority communities
Metrics: 27 U.S. cities visited across 10 states since launch
Sponsor: African American Network Against Alzheimer’s; ADRC
Mama’s Girls / Prepare to Care
Co-created with AARP, this award-winning caregiving play has logged 100 + performances in 23 states, weaving AARP’s Prepare-to-Care guide and, later, American Diabetes Association resources into the storyline to help families navigate both caregiving and chronic disease.
Goal: Spotlight the realities of family caregiving and connect audiences with AARP resources
Metrics: 6-year national tour; 100 + performances in 23 states, Preparing for 15 Year Anniversary Tour March-December 2026
Sponsor: AARP; American Diabetes Association
Daddy's Boys
A father-and-sons comedy that morphed into a 12-episode web series; between the 14-city stage tour and streamed episodes, it has cleared 1 million+ views, driving prostate-cancer conversations in partnership with PHEN and pharma sponsors such as Astellas, Bayer and Pfizer.
Goal: Entertain and educate men of color on prostate-cancer screening & clinical trials
Metrics: 1 million + online views of 12 streamed episodes; 14-city stage tour pre-COVID
Sponsor: PHEN (Prostate Health Education Network)
My Family (Talk-Docu Series, GDavis TV)
A kitchen-table talk show that evolved into a short-form documentary series about blended Black families; since the launch of the GDavis TV app it has logged thousands of total views, making it the platform’s top-watched original and a proof-point for direct-to-stream distribution.
Goal: Showcase the resilience of blended Black families
Metrics: Red-carpet launch hosted by ReGenesis HealthCare, Spartanburg, SC.
Sponsor: GDavis TV platform; ReGenesis
Man Behind the Counter (feature documentary)
Bite-size mid-day programs that splice dramatic scene excerpts with caregiver mini-clinics; the format has appeared at Congressional Black Caucus events and hospital campuses, endorsed by UsAgainstAlzheimer’s African-American Network.
Goal: Elevate an unsung civil-rights hero, Charles Bess, and spark inter-generational dialogue on social justice.
Metrics: Sold-out 300 seat community
Sponsor: AARP North Carolina
A Dream Deferred
Set for premiere on GDavis TV & Skycast in January 2025, this feature-length documentary digs into the untold life stories of Black World-War-II veterans whose ambitions were sidelined once they returned home. Teased in an AARP-branded trailer, the film has already logged 115 preview views in its first three months and is slated for a museum-screening tour tied to AARP North Carolina’s 2025 Black-History outreach.
Goal: Capture untold family stories of Black WWII veterans
Metrics: Slated for a museum-screening tour tied to AARP’s NC 2025 Black-History outreach, Was chosen to the Black Art & Film Festival Tampa Baby, Florida
Sponsor: AARP
