Non-Profit Media Corps

04/27/2026

People used to call him “R3t@rd”.
Now they call him “Spike, the Artist and Author”.
Production of this video was gifted to Jump the Moon Art Studio through donations to Non-Profit Media Corps.
Help us produce videos like this one.
“Non-Profit Videos Project”.
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Non-Profit Media Corps is a 501(c)(3) organization producing videos for non-profit organizations blessing our community.
These videos are used in Fund Raising, Recruitment, and Educational efforts. The goal is to share success stories of individuals and organizations, each one unique.
Your donation makes it possible for us to produce more promotional videos just like this one.
All administrative costs, rents, equipment and supplies have already been donated.
100% of funds received go directly to production of videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71nM7xBHBPw

Give me a chance to try - E. Paul Prendergast

02/03/2026

Watch this video. https://youtu.be/-gpFPTh2NMs
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“Give Me The Chance to Try” video project.
Paul describes the kindness extended to him by Jump the Moon Art Studio in Logan, Utah. Be sure to watch it. All he needed was to be shown that he CAN be an artist. He CAN be an author. He just needed encouragement and opportunity.
Jump the Moon has helped many people who want to share their stories. No one can explain the mission of Jump the Moon Studios better.
That’s where Non-Profit Media Corps comes in. We help non-profit organizations blessing our community.
Non-Profit Media Corps, a 501(c)(3) organization, is producing videos for Jump the Moon. These videos will be used in Fund Raising, Recruitment, and Educational efforts. Each video will tell the story of how exercising grace, encouragement and creativity has helped individuals with life challenges, no matter how extensive the challenge, to find success and accomplishment. This particular video is also used by Paul to help sell his books, further boosting his confidence.
The goal is to share success stories of individuals, each one unique. All administrative costs, rents, equipment and supplies have already been donated. 100% of funds received go to video production. The number of videos produced will be determined by the funds received.
Go to https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080588587844 to see examples of other Non-Profit Media Corps video campaigns.
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01/15/2026

Beaver Relocation Bear River

Video: Earl Rouse
Music: Available on Youtube:
“Tomorrow Morning” - John Cowan
https://youtu.be/bVnBPa3Y1i8?si=n1CbWJJSJufdo0EK
"Overkill" - Colin Hay
https://youtu.be/6XUeB3eO9qU?si=PRtyWCvkLHc1Hz4d
“The Long Train” - Bill Staines
https://youtu.be/-pH_jwiaTl8?si=1ZU2fDt6w0a0bqIo
“Shadows” - Alison Krauss & Tony Rice
https://youtu.be/B1JtQxWEH2s?si=xE62SeeQs6DbD8kV
“Country Comfort” - Elton John -
https://youtu.be/1SzJkNoyt9g?si=EBsgC6pQWQUkHUsY
“Why Worry” - Mark Knopfler
https://youtu.be/Y0oeqL2uvFA?si=SGPCwca_p8H9ZjQC

Beaver Ecology & Relocation Collaborative
The Beaver Ecology & Relocation Collaborative (BERC), based at Utah State University, is a pioneering program focused on saving nuisance beavers by live-trapping them and relocating them to degraded riverscapes for ecological restoration, improving habitat, slowing water loss, and increasing biodiversity.
https://qanr.usu.edu/beaver-restoration/

https://youtu.be/c5rtqkbDOJ0

Beaver Relocation Bear RiverVideo: Earl RouseMusic: Available on Youtube: “Tomorrow Morning” - John Cowanhttps://youtu.be/bVnBPa3Y1i8?si=n1CbWJJSJufdo0EK ...

08/06/2025

Darren Parry

Author/Speaker/Storyteller. Native American Studies USU.
Sharing the history of our Shoshone people.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Dv5oHnZ27/
https://www.facebook.com/darren.parry.7/

05/13/2025

Not Relics of the Past, but a Blueprint for the Future.
Darren Parry
Author/Speaker/Storyteller/Native American
Darren speaks to a group of students at Green Canyon High School May 12, 2025 North Logan, Utah

04/13/2025

Food and Live Music
Fundraiser for Deserae Turner Buck.
Friday, April 18 at Romo's Mediterranean Grill.
661 N Main St, Logan, UT
(435) 799-3121
[email protected]

Come support Deserae and her family.
🌸We are accepting cards, donations and hugs for Deserae and her family🌸

She needs help financially paying for expenses. Donations and cards can be dropped off at Romo’s Grill and we will make sure to get it directly to her and her family.
Let’s send her some love as she preps for her next stage in life.
Please drop by Romo’s Grill to make those donations and send her some cards of love. She needs your strength right now.
Drop off cards and donations at

You can also donate at any America First Credit Union - The Deserae Turner Account 9091703

02/14/2025

Boa Ogoi - montage

Video: John Reed
Music: Shane Jenkins – flute
Mike Iverson - banjo

The Bear River Massacre, also known as the Battle of Bear River and Massacre at Boa Ogoi, occurred January 29, 1863. It was the worst massacre of Native Americans in the West, but received little attention. The reported number of Shoshone tribe members slain varies anywhere from 250 to 490.
The Northwestern Shoshone and Bannock tribes have now obtained their land for a permanent interpretive site, on the hill, overlooking the highway on US Highway 91 NW of Preston, Idaho.

https://bearriverheritage.com/item/bear-river-massacre-site/

02/13/2025

“We’re Still Here.” - The Massacre at Boa Ogoi

Video: John Reed
Music: Shane Jenkins – flute
Mike Iverson - banjo

The Bear River Massacre, also known as the Battle of Bear River and Massacre at Boa Ogoi, occurred January 29, 1863. It was the worst massacre of Native Americans in the West, but received little attention. The reported number of Shoshone tribe members slain varies anywhere from 250 to 490.
The Northwestern Shoshone and Bannock tribes have now obtained their land for a permanent interpretive site, on the hill, overlooking the highway on US Highway 91 NW of Preston, Idaho.

https://bearriverheritage.com/item/bear-river-massacre-site/

06/29/2024

Franklin Relic Hall – Idaho Days 2024

Video: Earl Rouse
Music: “Black Mountain Aire” by Mark Schatz
Available on YouTube
https://youtu.be/t6wv_Jw3r9A?si=fpYsC15l3zaAfU5c

05/21/2024

Honoring the Life and Service of
Ballard King Yeates.

81 years after his death, Utah World War II POW Ballard Yeates has returned to Utah. Yeates, grew up in Millville, Utah. He joined the Army in 1941 and was sent to the Philippines as a Technician 5th Grade. In 1942, when the U.S. surrendered the Bataan Peninsula, he was one of nearly 75,000 Filipino and American soldiers taken prisoner by the Japanese and subject to brutal treatment, including the Bataan Death March, which was a 65-mile march to the POW camps.

Yeates passed away in the Cabanatuan POW camp on July 29th, 1942, due to sickness, but his family wasn’t informed of his death until two years later. In 2023 the Yeates family received a call from the U.S. Army Repatriation Committee operating out of Hawaii, informing them that Yeates’ remains had been positively identified by the Defense POW MIA Accounting Agency. A DNA match was made thanks to a DNA sample provided by a family member.

Video by Earl Rouse