Fundación Kumelén is a cultural organization in Santiago, Chile, that creates projects for positive social transformation through the arts and communication. With a focus on storytelling, they inspire change and promote social impact. They offer a range of projects and initiatives aimed at fostering inspiration, including cinema, theater, education programs, and more.

One of their ongoing projects is the documentary 130 Hermanos, which tells the story of a family that has raised dozens of children without families. This film has sparked a campaign to raise awareness about foster families in Chile. They also have the Pequeñas Sonrisas program, which provides itinerant health and emotional development services for children through the power of clowning.

Fundación Kumelén also produces fictional series, such as Homo Nova, which addresses gender equality and positive masculinities, and the transmedia project Caminos, exploring alternative life stories in Latin America that challenge our understanding of the world. Additionally, they have an educational initiative called Food as Social Transformation, which educates about the effects of nutrition on our planet and society. Through their artistic and educational programs, Fundación Kumelén aims to generate understanding, connection, and positive change in society.

Join them in their mission by supporting their projects and becoming an ambassador for their cause