Variety recently wrote about ‘Abbott Elementary’ star Sheryl Lee Ralph singing Dianne Reeves’ “Endangered Species” as she accepted her award at the Creative Coalition TV Humanitarian Awards.

The Hill wrote a piece on the #Righttobeararts gala as celebrities poured in to advocate for arts funding on Capital Hill.

AdAge wrote a piece about Morgan Freeman’s PSA in partnernship with The Creative Coalition in which he asks people to trust the vaccine because he trusts science.

PEOPLE wrote a piece about Morgan Freeman’s PSA on behalf of The Creative Coalition advocating for people to get vaccinated.

The Associated Press wrote a piece about all the events leading up to the inauguration of Joe Biden and mentioned The Creative Coalition’s quadrennial ball.

USA Today wrote a piece about all the celebrities and events occurring around Joe Biden’s inauguration and included The Creative Coalition’s “Inaugural Ball” at 9 pm EST.

CNN wrote a piece on the festivities surrounding Joe Biden’s virtual inauguration and made mention of The Creative Coalition hosting a virtual star-studded ball to raise money for their efforts to promote the arts. The ball is typically held in-person every four years (around the time of inauguration) but due to the pandemic, the ball is now virtual for this year.

Sarah Paulson, Rosie O’Donnell, Jim Gaffigan and many more stars joined cancer patients for an online chat benefiting The Creative Coalition.

Robin Bronk, CEO of The Creative Coalition, did an interview for The Chronicle of Philanthropy about the importance of the arts during a health crisis.

Robin Bronk and Tim Daly of The Creative Coalition wrote an op-ed for The Hill talking about the arts are worth more federal support.

Variety wrote a piece on actors joining The Creative Coalition to fight against the White House’s efforts to cut federal funding for the National Endowment for the Arts.