Todd Krim, known as "Mr. Charity," transitioned from a legal career to become a leading philanthropy advisor, connecting high-profile individuals and corporations with charitable causes.
Todd Krim leads in philanthropy, partnering with top talent and brands to produce charity events and impact campaigns over decades. TKG is a trusted advisory partner to top companies, families, and changemakers, offering decades of expertise to craft impactful, sophisticated solutions.
Make-A-Wish International is included in his portfolio, and he has also collaborated with Make-A-Wish America and Make-A-Wish Los Angeles.
Todd was an integral part of helping produce the Road to Hope fund’s first Hollywood red carpet charity event in 2014.
Todd Krim, affectionately known as “Mr. Charity,” established himself as a prominent figure in philanthropy after transitioning from a background in law. For over two decades, he has specialized in advising on philanthropic endeavors, forging connections between celebrities, brands, and non-profits to produce impactful charity events and social campaigns. His work has facilitated significant support for various causes, demonstrating a consistent dedication to maximizing charitable outreach and effectiveness.
Krim’s career milestones include founding The Krim Group, a firm dedicated to guiding companies and individuals in creating sophisticated and effective philanthropic solutions. Prior to this, he directed Give Back Hollywood for eight years, a non-profit focused on linking celebrities with deserving causes. His efforts have led to widely publicized charity events, some of which have been featured on national television shows such as “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” and news programs like “Access Hollywood,” “Entertainment Tonight,” “Extra,” and “E! News.” He frequently contributes to philanthropy conferences, sharing insights alongside leaders from foundations like Alicia Keys’ Keep A Child Alive and Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation.
Todd Krim’s expertise and reputation in philanthropy have been acknowledged in various publications, including “USA Today,” “The New York Times,” “The Chronicle of Philanthropy,” and “The Hollywood Reporter.” His advisory role extends to both non-profits seeking celebrity engagement and for-profit companies aiming to launch meaningful social impact campaigns. More recently, Krim relocated to Miami Beach, continuing his work in philanthropic matchmaking and expanding the reach of The Krim Group, which now maintains offices in Los Angeles, Miami, and Abu Dhabi.
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