The 'All New' Mickey Mouse Club debuted in 1989 promoting diversity & inclusion, youth arts & education, concern for the environment, and the importance of socially conscious entrepreneurship. 

MMC'89 was founded in May 2018 by Mouseketeers Dale Godboldo and Chasen Hampton in partnership with Arts, Hearts + Philanthropy and M12 For Mankind to promote the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

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The Sustainable Development Goals (Global Goals) are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The 17 Goals are all interconnected, and in order to leave no one behind, it is important that we achieve them all by 2030.

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MMC'89 supports educational programs, projects, events and outreach campaigns that work to end poverty, inequality and climate change. 

We announced at #MMC30 - the 30th anniversary cast reunion held at Walt Disney World - hosted by NSYNC's Joey Fatone. The event raised $20,000 for onePULSE Foundation and Give Kids The World, with another $1 million committed to future efforts.

WHAT WE DO

Since 1989, the cast of The 'All New' Mickey Mouse Club has leveraged their global influence and multi-media platforms for socially conscious efforts that work to move humanity forward, and have helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for nonprofits around the world.

MMC'89 is comprised of projects and events spearheaded by reunited cast members featuring global leaders in government, business and the arts who amplify important causes across a wide range of issues, with a particular focus on promoting diversity & inclusion while educating youth about the Global Goals. Projects are facilitated by the Advisory Council of our Arts, Hearts + Philanthropy initiative.

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Diversity & Inclusion  |  COVID Relief  |  Climate Action  | Arts & Education  |  Social Justice  | Entrepreneurship

MOUSEKETEERS REUNITE ON MUSIC

FOR COVID-19 RELIEF

“More than a dozen former Mouseketeers reunited virtually to create a 17-track holiday album, Why? Because It's Christmas, that not only delivers sonic cheer, but financial support to those directly impacted by COVID-19. "Go Tell It On The Mountain" brings together all of the artists involved in a powerhouse number.”

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- Ana Monroy Yglesias | GRAMMY.com | DEC 17, 2020

Learn more about the album & mission at:

Galas & Fundraising Campaigns

Established & Startup Nonprofits

Actor/producer Dale Godboldo (The People v OJ Simpson) has sponsored hundreds of galas, fashion shows, and socially conscious business acceleration experiences featuring leaders in business, government and Hollywood, that have helped raise over $50 million for over 100 charitable organizations around the world.

A passionate supporter of the Global Goals since their announcement in 2015, Dale co-founded the MMC'89 Initiative with plans to leverage his almost 30 years of experience in fundraising to support the UN's mission.

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(Pictured: Dale presents donation to INROADS through Arthur Wylie Foundation in support of their efforts to promote diversity in corporate America)

Education & Inspiration

Mentoring Our Youth

Chasen Hampton is co-founder of the MMC'89 Initiative and an established Recording Artist, Producer and Director. After the Mouse Club he was signed to Hollywood Records where he toured the world recording with the 90’s pop group “The Party” produced by Dr Dre, Teddy Riley, Pharrell Williams, André Cymone, Stephen Bray & Jellybean Benitez, among many others 

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He later became a Music Director for two schools in Agoura Hills and Studio City, where Chasen discovered his true passion for giving back through artist development & teaching music business to young performers. He’s been mentoring and developing artists for 15 years and produced hundreds of live shows for children and young adults as the founder of CHASENLIFE, LLC. Former students have gone on to sign with Disney, Epitaph Records, Capitol, Sony Red, Universal Music Group, and seen all over the world in festivals and on stages such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, GMA , Jimmy Kimmel, iHeart Music Awards and many more.

Chasen has help raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for pediatric cancer research successfully funding 10 clinical trials. As well, lending his voice to The Aids Project Of Los Angeles (APLA), The American Diabetes Association (ADA), onePulse, GKTW Village and is a staunch supporter and #DistrictAdvocate of The Recording Academy’s MusiCares initiative to bring music back into our classrooms promoting diversity and inclusion through the arts.

PARTNERS & PLATFORMS

YOUTH ARTS & LEADERSHIP

MMC’89 has partnered with Entertainment for Change™ (EFC) to amplify youth voices and create a new kind of leader that is empowered to make the social and environmental change necessary for a sustainable future. We use EFC's 501(c)(3) status to educate, empower, and co-create with a global community of Impact Artists™.

We define an Impact Artist™ to be a human being with the intention to make an impact on themselves, another individual, or an entire community/collective by utilizing their creativity and artistic expression to breathe life into the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).