The Saban Community Clinic’s third annual Creators in Action gala unfolded on Sept. 8, 2025 at the Santa Monica offices of Range Media Partners, drawing over 200 gaming, streaming and media leaders for a night of cocktails and community celebration.
The event spotlighted a partnership between the digital media world and public health, with streamer Valkyrae and executive Chris M. Williams front‑lining the evening and underscoring how influencer platforms can drive real‑world impact.
The clinic itself manages more than 150,000 appointments each year, catering to a patient base where 83% live below the federal poverty line and need medical, dental and behavioral care that is often unaffordable.
The $137,000 raised will offset the cost of routine check‑ups, preventive screenings, dental cleanings and counseling sessions, ensuring thousands of Angelenos can receive care without financial strain.
Ticket sales began at $150, with sponsorships ranging up to $15,000; the night also drew prominent names like UTA’s Ali Berman, WME’s Ben Davis and Mythical Entertainment’s Brian Flanagan, whose presence amplified the message that health equity matters across industries.
For readers, the key takeaway is that community‑driven fundraising can directly expand access to essential health services, and that supporting local clinics—whether by donating, volunteering or advocating—helps keep quality care within reach for those who need it most.