Dagmar: The BeginningAn animated feature, now in production
She was born different. That's exactly why she flies.
An animated film about a little dragon with a disability. All of its profit goes to children's charities. Not a share. All of it.
Millions of children never see themselves as the hero.
Dagmar was born smaller than the other dragons, with a disability that made flying nearly impossible. Everyone told her she would never make it. She made it anyway.
- Representation
- A hero with a visible disability, written as a hero and not as a lesson.
- Craft
- A feature-length animated film, built to the standard families already expect.
- Impact
- Profit is not kept by executives. It goes to children's charities.
Where your gift goes
$100 $1,000
Your gift pays for production. Because we're making a movie, every $100 becomes $1,000 of production value on screen.
100% of profit
When Dagmar earns, all of the profit from ticket sales goes to children's charities. Not a percentage.
The world of Dagmar
- Story and characters
- Complete
- Animated trailer
- Complete
- Original score
- Written for the film
- Feature animation
- Begins January 2027
- In theaters
- June 2028
You should be able to check our work.
Our registration, financials and beneficiary agreements are public. We'll always answer a straight question.
- Legal name
- Believe, Inc.
- Status
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- EIN
- To come
- Registered
- Colorado reg. no. to come
- Leadership
- Tammy Hickey, founder. Aaron Jay Rome and Ashley Lenz, executive producers.
Charities that share the profit
Help a little dragon teach millions of children to fly.
Every gift funds the film. Every dollar of profit the film earns goes to children's charities.
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