It is our goal to make the impossible, not impossible. We believe that together we can overcome any obstacle; with engineering, technology, willpower and the right people.
The Not Impossible Foundation
The Not Impossible Foundation is a corporate foundation (501c3) that supports the efforts of others that are doing their part to make the impossible, not impossible.
Positive Change
Through contributions, fundraising, collaborating with community organizations, and employee volunteerism, Not Impossible brings an uplifting message and solutions for positive change to communities.
Community Impact
Using technology solutions to solve absurd problems within communities in need. Harnessing the power of open source thinking to unite great ideas with the people that need them. At our core, we are creative thinkers that believe in sharing technology, stories, experiences and opportunities that are accessible to all.
Impact
Food Insecurity
Food Insecurity: works with community organizations to provide healthy meals from neighborhood restaurants to kids and families in need. Projects running currently in; Houston, Boston, Los Angeles, Oakland and Seattle.
Due to the Covid-19 public health crisis, now more than ever kids and families in need have become food insecure. The Not Impossible Foundation in association with Team Wasserman have launched the HUNGER:NOT IMPOSSIBLE FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN to provide as many healthy meals to communities across the country.
Accessibility
Parkinson’s Disease: in collaboration with the Parkinson's Foundation to provide accessibility to quality of life and freedom of movement.
Accessibility: find technological solutions for communities to become more accessible and reach their greatest potential, empowering unique outlier cases and spreading their stories. Projects running currently in Los Angeles and Nairobi.
TO HELP
All financial contributions go directly to the Not Impossible Foundation, which support social enterprise initiatives and organizations dedicated to solving some of the world's biggest problems.