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  Holly Bull wrote:

I wish Princeton, NJ had something like this that was so accessible to families, especially children. My daughter, Lia, was excited about her two visits there and described them to others in detail. She really liked the "treasure hunt" option and I thought... more »

  G2web wrote:

I am a volunteer & adviser for this great non profit For Love and Art. My company donates hosting and provides ongoing maintenance for the website www.forloveandart.org. We also volunteer our time to consult with FLA to become more visible online &... more »

  avukovits wrote:

I have been on the Board of Art With A Heart for over a year and I never cease to be amazed at the quality of programs that are offered and the real difference the organization makes in the life of Indianapolis area children. I had the privilege of volunteering... more »

  Writer wrote:

My first experience with the Menil was several years ago when I was asked by a friend to attend one of their events. Everyone was so welcoming and I had a blast. Since then, I have made a point to visit the museum as often as I can. The campus is beautiful... more »

  meartist wrote:

The art center does a tremendous job showing every kind of art. Low-brow, high-brow, the center lets the visitor make those distinctions. every first friday I've ever been to had a great, friendly turn out there are always free snacks, drinks by donation... more »

  herman.fritz wrote:

Long running art festival in Northport, AL. Beloved by art lovers, families, artists and kids. Great way to engender love of art in younsters. I volunteer in Kentuck for KIds more »

  Paul137 wrote:

The Naples Art Association is a well known and treasured institution that has contributed immeasurably to artists success and served the public well by bringing art and artists to our attention. more »

  magisjim wrote:

Kunsthalle Detroit has shown Detroit and the world the impact that art can have upon a city and how in so many ways that impact can positively influence people to want to participate and be part of the change that is converting a city considered fallen,... more »

  linda3 wrote:

As a life-long Arizona resident I have always enjoyed visiting the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. The Heard offers the local community as well as visitors from around the world insight into the culture and lifestyles of indigenous peoples. The long-term... more »

  ivn124 wrote:

I come to see great perfomances and films dedicated to Russian musical culture, cinematography, and other artistic ventures. These events are well-organized, have a comforting personalized atmosphere, and occur on regular basis. Outstanding pianists and... more »

  shawstein wrote:

I love this museum! It is full of nostalgia from my youth and with treasures from children from the last 200 years. Its worth a visit! You will leave with great memories and having learned a lot of children from days gone by! more »

  veroa wrote:

Many people think that art and cultural experiences are only for those who can afford them. And sometimes, some communities don't have access to these nearby. Artrain's mission is to bring these experiences to every community. The exhibits are mobile... more »

  scienceofwings wrote:

I visited the Phillips Collection and very much enjoyed it. I was impressed by its facilities and atmosphere, and enjoyed the exposure to new artists and concepts. Phillips Collection's reputation as a salient cultural institution is well-deserved. more »

  toadhall18 wrote:

We have used the Danforth as our regional museum for a number of years, but it is only in the past 4-5 years that we have become very connected. Our current director, Katherine French, has done a variety of things to enhance the museum. They have included... more »

  johnniewalden wrote:

Wonderful nonprofit that has shifted to be inclusive to all. The programs are affordable and their mission is obvious. more »

  artforeveryone wrote:

This magnificent venue lets you explore the microcosm of Bay Area Art through an enormously important and varied collection of pieces dating from the 60's to current work. Nestled in a 200 acre natural setting in Napa explore works from Arneson, Wiley,... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Foundation works closely with the City of Torrance and the Community to bring shows that are attractive to both adults and families. The venues are designed to allow the audience to be a part of each event and walk away feeling fulfilled for the... more »

  Writer wrote:

After considering multiple options for volunteer work, I accepted a Board position at the Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society, which has long been a welcoming civic anchor in historic Downtown Lebanon. Why did I choose to support the WCHS? Because... more »

  Photo Pro wrote:

Dream Quest helped me get my art content the exposure I needed. There are other organizations that say they will help, but never do. This is really did. more »

  Elizabeth F. wrote:

Upon the first visit you are drawn to the architecture as well as the exciting history of the Reynolda House. The house and museum both interlink and hold one of (I think) the best collection of American Decorative Arts! Period! Beautiful, captivating... more »

  Writer wrote:

What a jewel ! This Deland Museum brings top quality artists and shows to both its locations.It is worth a trip or stop if you are traveling in Florida. The shows in this museum rival those available in New York City, Miami and other large cities.... more »

  Amberama wrote:

Museo is much more than a museum, it's a community. I love visiting Museo, I love getting involved in their events and programs. They do so much for Denver and offer so many opportunities to others, young and elder. Their membership is affordable and... more »

  Alexis Bovee H. wrote:

I love this place! As a member, I have found an outlet for my creativity in photography and acrylic paintings, I have entered numerous art shows, and I’ve sold some of my work. It’s a great feeling walking in and being recognized by name by the director,... more »

  cindylew wrote:

the art association is a non-institution institution. i have been taking my three children to see shows since i was able to pull them in their radio-flyer red wagon. they are now grown-ups and able to imbue themselves with the outrageous diversity that... more »

  milo wrote:

The "perfect" Italian Rennaissance collection is magnificent. It is also fun to bring kids upstairs to the play area - always something new and exciting. I really enjoy how welcoming the staff is. Even the guards know about the collections and like... more »

  lachascona wrote:

Years ago I attended an exhibit here and was blown away by the quality of artwork. The museum is small, but the exhibit I saw was truly breath-taking. The people who run this museum are very passionate about what they do, progressive minded and committed... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Wildling since 2005 at three different locations. I have learned an amazing amount about art in the time I've been with the museum. The interesting people you can meet is another bonus. more »

  Variable wrote:

WCFA has exceeded my expectations. They are a wonderful fit for all skill levels and ages. A true place for all ARTS ! more »

  VolunIL wrote:

The culture is not exactly respectful, and you need thick skin if you volunteer; thicker if you're paid staff. It would really help this organization to get a Code of Conduct, and then have it enforced somehow. With a revolving-door in place, this is... more »

  mike2 wrote:

A CULTORAL OASIS IS A CULTURAL WASTELAND. THE CENTER BRINGS A VARIETY OF ARTS EXPERIENCES TO THE AREA. A MUCH NEEDED CONTRUBITION. more »

  Nataliya N. wrote:

Interesting activities for kids. Great craft projects. more »

  meredith3 wrote:

I absolutely love the cma. It's permanent collection is so vast and the exhibitions are amazing. I was an intern at the cma a few years ago, but have been a supporter of the museum for as long as I can remember. It's a great organization with wonderful... more »

  toddflorio wrote:

This is one of the absolute best art museums in the country. Their scholarship has produced some excellent exhibitions which have toured and been exhibited at other museums for decades. Additionally, their online content is superb. Check out this... more »

  myrnawalton wrote:

This is a small jewel of a museum. Their exhibits of craft and folk art are focused on areas often missed by larger museums. The folk art shows feature items from all over the world, from Chinese slippers to Brazilian statues. The intimate size of the... more »

  concernedone wrote:

Substantial theft was occurred here involving the attorney general's office and prosecution of their deputy director. Board negligence and poor oversight has been noted. more »

  321lauralei123 wrote:

In 2021, I attended their Holiday Art Fair. The health safety protocol that they had in place allowed my to feel safe and comfortable during a time when there was a surge in the Omicron variant of the pandemic. I was able to do all my holiday gift shopping... more »

  concondh wrote:

Global Gallery does amazing work in the arts, from hands-on crafting workshops to cultural presentations of music and dance to daily guided experiences in its locations. I love the community spirit and building efforts Global Gallery provides and am proud... more »

  pam-sills wrote:

LASM is a wonderful place to see quality art exhibitions. I have especially enjoyed the current still life exhibition by contemporary Louisiana masters. Other exhibitions that were outstanding included Starry Messenger, Chuck Close, Howardena Pindell,... more »

  walty71 wrote:

OLAC is run by long time friend and art mentor, ED White. Not only is Ed a nationally known artist and sculptor but he played Professional football for the San Diego Chargers and Minnesota Vikings for 18 years earning All-Pro status on both teams. With... more »

  anon3 wrote:

Really nice place and the remodel was overwhelming when I saw it for the first time again last summer after being away from the area for 4 years. Docents were so helpful and sweet. The lady that does the art was there and she was so nice to let us in... more »

  Michelle Jannazo wrote:

The Dayton Art Institute is the only art museum of its caliber within 70 miles. With a rich history and world-class collections, this regional cultural center has attracted a significant audience and community participation for nearly 100 years. more »

  yufanfan wrote:

As a previous volunteer at UVA, I have to say UVA is a unique and lovely art space. UVA’s Arthaus Gallery is not only Boston’s first community art space – it's an integral venue for helping push local art forward in Boston. To me, UVA’s commitment... more »

  Liz S. wrote:

Northeast Michigan Center for Fine Arts is also known as Art in the Loft or Gallery 109. The gallery has a beautiful view of Lake Huron and downtown Alpena. The gallery is a great place to have lunch or take a break and see how much local and regional... more »

  bjones-LOC wrote:

Left of Center is a great community art gallery where everyone is welcome and has an opportunity to view and submit top quality artwork. In addition, I believe it houses Nevada's largest African Art exhibit, on its second floor. more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been a member of the BMA for many years and then three years ago I joined one of their support groups, the Collector's Circle. This group offers numerous educational opportunities, visits to private collections and artist studios, travel - regional,... more »

  20muleteam wrote:

Is very loose with its donations. Sounds as though it is taking in too much money for what it was capable of accounting for. Has the appearance of perfunctoriness allright, which seems to be their formula for exacting further contributions from the... more »

  scott15 wrote:

This is a fabulous art museum (actually its name changed from Desert Museum to Palm Springs Art Museum in 2005)featuring modern and contemporary art, Western Art, photography, contemporary glass art, architecture and design. The building's mid-century... more »

  Sternballerina wrote:

I volunteered for the Community Arts Center during their spring exhibit in 2011 called All Aboard! which was an exhibit for children and families all about trains. I got to be part of their live storytelling exhibit, which featured various hoboes and... more »

  alexgarciafineart wrote:

I remember as a child in High School visiting the museum and seeing Night Sleepers for the first time. I was so mesmerized as I listened to the tour guide say that the work was done with egg tempera. In my mind all I heard was eggs. I thought wow Andrew... more »

  Jemima S. wrote:

The Tucson Museum of Art is strangely difficult to find, but it is very active and very enterprising. The organization has a bunch of different exhibitions and collecting areas, including some I'm ambivalent about (Western Art). The exhibitions I've seen... more »

  Becky wrote:

This charity is an absolute scam. It is in the business of entertainment, not education. The officers direct much of the charity's business to a private business that they own. more »

  miniaturemom wrote:

DMMDT has been my charity of choice for over 10 years. I have never been involved with a harder working group of professionals and volunteers. Many of the volunteers have collections of their own and are always at the ready with advice and recommendations... more »

  Jenny wrote:

This is the most efficient non-profit I have ever worked with. At this time there are no paid staff and every penny raised is put to good use in the community, paying for educational programs, after school programs, adult classes and community service... more »

  johng2 wrote:

I've visited IMAS many times and just love the exhibits and the staff! Special items of interest are Science on a Sphere and the star parties they have from time to time. The city needs a robust and dynamic museum and IMAS fits the bill. more »

  Renate J. wrote:

"David Jakupca and his International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) is a team of art experts who have successfully fused not-for-profit idealism with for-profit pragmatism. The result is the country's only comprehensive professional artist run cultural... more »

  Jennifer wrote:

Since discovering this place in January, I can’t get enough! Whether a seasoned book artist or a paper novice, you’ll find the SFBC’s exhibits, classes and programming engaging and rewarding. The friendly staff creates a warm environment,... more »

  dotw wrote:

The Gala Fundraiser for the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre in Grand Lake was over and we’d “won”—a three-night stay in Cody, WY and tickets to some of the events at the September 2011 Rendezvous Royale! We were excited. With grandchildren in... more »

  dolldetective wrote:

The Art Center is one of the areas best hidden secrets. They have a fabulous gift and gallery shop with lots of items at all different prices. And the exhibits are interesting. For this size community it is a wonderful asset. more »

  Barbara71 wrote:

The James A Michener Art Museum is a treasure. Located in Doylestown, PA, which is in the heart of Bucks County's art community but miles from Center City Philadelphia, the Michener's permanent collections, special exhibits, classes and events are comparable... more »

  michael stone wrote:

I love the California Center for the Arts, Escondido. They provide cultural programs, educational programs, exciting performances of all kinds, and really are the hub of activity for the area. They have suffered lately because their budget has been dramatically... more »

  Robin B. wrote:

The Bluff Country Artists Gallery is spacious, but warm and inviting. I especially enjoy the way they rearrange pieces within the gallery to keep things fresh and interesting. The selection of jewelry is fabulous! Several price points at this gallery-... more »

  lemmy43 wrote:

A striking planetarium with state-of-the art technology, newly renovated galleries, and an enticing Friends Museum Shop -- that's the New Jersey State Museum located in the dynamic State Capitol of Trenton. Supported by the Friends, the Museum is treasured... more »

  S. Francour wrote:

I love this museum! I discovered it when I first moved to San Diego and have been active as a member and volunteer ever since. I really enjoy world art and crafts and good museums, and find this one a real jewel. I think the staff is terrific, the setting... more »

  klmoler77 wrote:

Raven Hill Discovery Center is a hands-on center which connects science, history and art through its exhibits and facilities. There is so much to learn indoors and outdoors. It is fun and educational at the same time! See and hold exotic reptiles and... more »

  dawgo wrote:

I'm never disappointed visiting the Contemporary Museum of Honolulu at Makiki Heights. There's always something new to see, whether it be a sculpture tucked away in the gardens or a new exhibit in the main gallery, or even finding a unique item in the... more »

  Cathy_E wrote:

No gift is insignificant. I love to quilt and I cherish the life-long friends and experiences I have had through of my interest in quilting. Because I want to share this love with others, I donate to the Virginia Quilt Museum in Harrisonburg, VA. Recently... more »

  laurie3 wrote:

I want to support this museum at my alma mater, but I and my friends continue to be disappointed in the lighting of the exhibits. Main gallery exhibits of paintings are poorly lighted on a routine basis, but the over-hyped exhibit of drawings by Michelangelo... more »

  Spinney wrote:

Whether an avid birder or not you will be captivated by the almost alive carvings of Bob Spear and the nature themed artwork of many others. Watch for local birds, take a carving class, go on educational walks through the woods, or my favorite activity... more »

  emily2 wrote:

The Dairy Barn is a jewel in the crown of the arts of Southeast Ohio. They have an international profile while remaining true to their small town- Appalachian community. I am always impressed with their ability to pull-off world class exhibits that... more »

  Mwah wrote:

An elegant collection of some of the most locally made glass in the USA. Fostoria has a rich heritage of glass production during the late 1900's and early 21st century and this collection represents it magnificently. An attraction in NW Ohio... more »

  valeriehammond wrote:

I had and exhibition at the Cue Art Foundation that was curated by Kiki Smith which I found to be an invaluable experience. Working with the curator and the staff at cue was was a pleasure from designing the catalogue and invitation to having the opportunity... more »

  sandstorm wrote:

I've been an active board member of the AGSYV for about sixteen years. In that time I've seen how much the guild enriches our community. All of our events are open to the public as well as our members, including workshops led by professional artists;... more »

  emmastamm wrote:

They go above and beyond. Alex and Allyson are visionaries who have created an accessible space that cultivates and nurtures spirituality, community, healing and the arts. COSM events are always inspiring and life-affirming, and they're a great boon to... more »

  Amy Bix wrote:

The National Museum of Women in the Arts is a unique and very special organization in terms of its invaluable commitment to supporting living women artists and calling attention to the history of often-overlooked but exciting women artists of the past.... more »

  Russ707 wrote:

If you care about art and want to see art thrive in Sonoma, CA, the Sonoma Valley Art Museum is a great way to put your volunteer efforts and time to good use! This sophisticated and accessible museum averages four special exhibits a year, with many exhibits... more »

  wireless10 wrote:

We have had the great pleasure of seeing Mac McLean perform as Screwtape in the Screwtape Letters 5 times. We wholeheartedly support this ministry and recommend to our friends that they not only see the performances, but that they budget some of their... more »

  allowance wrote:

I dearly do appreciate and acknowledge the support of this organization. It has really done alot of things for our people like educating the poor children, helping to build pit latrines, classrooms a providing money to buy food for the hungry during covid... more »

  Heather Anne H. wrote:

I was really caught off guard by my recent visit. This was not the visit to Taft Museum that it used to be. It is stuffy, clinical and not welcoming. The two security guards watched me (a professional photographer) like a hawk. Folks, I'm in my late 40's.... more »

  lachascona wrote:

This is truly a great community based museum. It consistently features high quality exhibits, charges no admission, and offers classes. It is run by great people, including some art teachers from nearby Mission College. I think it is the right size too... more »

  kkautz wrote:

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum: • Hosts more than 175,000 visitors each year • Is the most visited art museum in New Mexico • Is the most visited tourist attraction in Santa Fe, New Mexico • Provides free access and education to... more »

  dannylopez73 wrote:

I have had the privilege of serving on the board of directors for 516 ARTS for several years and can attest to the large impact that this small arts organization has on our community. Each year, this dedicated staff brings interesting and engaging exhibitions... more »

  teta wrote:

I'll disclose right from the start that I work at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center. For more than 8 years of my tenure here I've been amazed, delighted and proud of the exhibits and programming that is produced at BMAC. BMAC is not one person's doing,... more »

  samue wrote:

This organization filed for bankruptcy in December 2008.The building is closed and the website is down. I do not recommend donating! more »

  AndySimon wrote:

The Museum of Western Art opened on April 23, 1983, and was first known as the Cowboy Artists of America Museum. In the years since, thousands of visitors have walked the Museum galleries and have seen the West brought to life through the artwork... more »

  Ellen C. wrote:

Intersection is one of the rare organizations that has managed to be absolutely relevant in each decade of it's long history. The mission statement continues to thrive along with a vibrant dedicate staff of artist, board members and an invested audience... more »

  nyarchivist wrote:

I'm endlessly amazed at the high quality of events and exhibitions this museum manages to pull off with a tiny staff. They are incredibly dedicated and knowledgeable, and many museums or arts centers much larger could learn a lot from their work. more »

  kathastery wrote:

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  Cmc1513 wrote:

Single mother of 3 boys my kids father passed away recently an I am in need of help I don’t get any benefits for our children an I am struggling more »

  Love-the-Art wrote:

I went to an Art exhibit that was held during "Jazz in July" at Hoyt Sherman. The display of Art was small yet so amazing and impressive!The directors (husband & wife) were so informative, and explained the pieces, it really made the day so much fun... more »

  dstrautz wrote:

Shelton House - History, Heritage and Crafts/ the Museum of NC Handicrafts is a non profit historic house and museum located in Waynesville, NC. It is a beautiful piece of history showcasing the agrarian lifestyle of a middle class family in Appalachia... more »

  leeannhartley wrote:

Fascinating, love it every time I come. Grounds are decent, building is in good shape, exhibits are organized. more »

  Ronile V. wrote:

Marin Society of Artists was established in 1927. It is our goal to provide a showcase for artists to exhibit their works and for the public to have free access to great art. We produce monthly exhibitions, provide fee art classes to the public,... more »

  Gin H. wrote:

I spent a great deal of my time as a youth at the Hickory Museum of Art. Learning about the changes in art, and later when returning as an art student. Once out of College I made it a point to come by and offer my services at a volunteer. I was greeted... more »

  amathin wrote:

Charlotte Street is a dynamic catalytic force in Kansas City's Art community. It supports artists at every stage of their career, with free studio space, exhibition spaces, grants, and numerous project based opportunities that support artists of every... more »

  Ken_26 wrote:

There is quite a bit of informal discussion in Los Angeles that this organization, the non-profit underpinning of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), has very serious employment relations issues, and many members of the community have accused... more »

  Bone Creek Board Member wrote:

Let me tell you about a little museum in a little town in the middle of nowhere. A group of charitable people got together one day and decided that their city needed not only an art gallery but a learning center for art. In a very short time this organization... more »

We are Bozeman Art Museum: the only fine arts museum in Bozeman, bringing culture, history, education, and love for the arts to... more »

To preserve, interpret, and celebrate the culture and heritage of the Society of Separatists and Historic Zoar Village. more »

The mission of the nasher sculpture center is to be the more »

Coronado historical asssociation (cha) mission is to encourage and promote the appreciation, preservation, and understanding of... more »

The ellen noel art museum of the permian basin provides access to art of enduring quality for the culturally diverse audience... more »

The American Visionary Art Museum is America’s official national museum, education center and repository for intuitive,... more »

The Museum of Universal Self Expression is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit arts and social service organization. We provide a haven in... more »

Exhibit envoy provides traveling exhibitions and professional services to museums throughout california. Our mission is to build... more »

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES more »

To provide support for the blount bridgers house and the hobson pittman memorial gallery. more »

Public education more »

The Lab brings art exhibitions by leading regional, national and international contemporary artists to Metro Denver. The Lab enriches... more »

Riverside art museum's mission is "to integrate art into the lives of people in a way that engages, inspires, and builds community... more »

Arts promotion & education more »

The pratt museum preserves the stories of the kachemak bay region more »

The purpose of the fredericksburg art guild is to educate, encourage, promote and cultivate the creation of fine arts throughout... more »

The mission of the steamboat art museum is to collect, preserve, and present fine art to the public, with a primary focus on the... more »

The Philadelphia Museum of Art, in partnership with the city, the region, and art museums around the globe, seeks to preserve,... more »

The organization's mission consists in the preservation, care and maintenance of Schoenberg's artistic legacy making materials... more »

The mission of the new orleans museum of art is to inspire the love of art; to collect, preserve, exhibit and present excellence... more »

Education,exhibitions, art promotion more »

Contemporary art museum st. Louis promotes meaningful engagement with the most relevant and innovative art being made today. more »

To enhance the lives of kings county residents and friends by providing a center to experience the visual arts. more »

To inspire an appreciation and understanding of the art, history and cultures of the american west and the indigenous peoples... more »

Support museum exhibits more »

The corporation is formed exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes. more »

To encourage and promote all visual art media to assist emerging and underrepresented visual artists through providing 24 hour... more »

Promote education and awareness of art created by sex workers. more »

Our mission: to educate and inspire urban youth through the arts and mentored training in life skills; to equip and educate leaders... more »

UCAA''s mission is to encourage, promote, and facilitate the arts in a 14 county region through programs, funding, and administration... more »

The acquisition, preservation, display and interpretation of various works of art and historical literature. The organization... more »

The museum's primary exempt purpose is to promote the understanding of the role of art and artists in american culture through... more »

PROMOTE PAINTINGS AND LIFE OF CHARLES BURCHFIELD more »

Preserving, engaging and educating. Welcoming and connecting people to our shared cultural heritage through exhibitions and programs... more »

INFORMATION SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC more »

To promote, conserve, preserve and exhibit the sculptures and pieces of art of eric rudd for the benefit of the public; to exhibit... more »

The vero beach museum of art provides cultural leadership and enrichment for the public through a wide variety of educational,... more »

To inspire an appreciation for and an understanding of the art of the picture book by collecting, presenting and celebrating the... more »

The claremont museum of art celebrates the richness of claremont's artistic legacy and supports the cultural vitality of the region.... more »

The museum collects, preserves and presents american and native american art. Its innovative exhibitions and educational programs... more »

The mission of the columbia museum of art is to celebrate outstanding artistic creativity through its collection, exhibitions... more »

The des moines art center engages diverse local, national, and international audiences with the art of today through its museum... more »

Art gallery support more »

THE CONTEMPORARY ART FOUNDATION' S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO SOLICIT MONEY AND PROPERTY TO BE USED TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL,... more »

Educate, entertain, inspire and to enrich community by making arts and science part of our lives. more »

To operate a museum and art gallery which is open to the public with the hope that it will contribute substantially to the need... more »