We’re thrilled to share an exciting evolution of our mission to unite North and South County San Diego communities: Experience Encanto.

This dynamic new initiative continues our commitment to empowering Southeastern San Diego by celebrating the vibrant arts, culture, and small businesses that make this community so rich and resilient. Through a curated art stroll, artisan pop-up markets, and outdoor film screenings, we’re partnering with local businesses to transform under-utilized spaces along Imperial Avenue into thriving cultural destinations.

Experience Encanto embodies everything we’ve worked toward together—bringing people from across north and south county San Diego in unity while directly supporting an underserved yet culturally abundant community. This pilot activation in the Encanto neighborhood is being led by our Partner, HumanbnStrategies Founder Brooke Collins, who was inspired during the “Every Drop of Paint Mural Walk” in Encanto produced by local Artist, Kimberly Philips-Pea. Experience Encanto will reach 400-700 community members and create lasting economic and cultural impact. 

We need your partnership to make this vision a reality.

We’re seeking individual sponsors at levels from $500 to $5,000, each offering meaningful benefits and recognition. More importantly, we’re asking you to help us connect with corporate leaders in your networks who share our values of community empowerment and economic equity.

Will you:

• Consider a personal sponsorship that fits your capacity?
• Introduce us to corporate contacts who might sponsor this transformative community initiative?

To learn more about sponsorship levels and the full project vision of Experience Encanto, click here.

Our first events will begin in early Fall. You’ll hear more about this in upcoming news. Right now, we are asking the community to unite and provide economic support to launch and sustain Experience Encanto.

Be part of an effort to unify rather than divide communities.

Make a statement that you believe communities of neighbors are better together.