Find Arts & Culture Nonprofits and Charities

  Peter S.4 wrote:

POSITIVE what we do see is issues being raised in appropriate areas! more Â»

  timsimms wrote:

The Office of Letters and Light runs an annual program - National Novel Writing Month - that literally changed my life. Prior to participating, I only aspired at being a writer but never thought I had the time. A few years later, I've become an active... more Â»

  haljespersen wrote:

I have been a donor to the Civil War Trust since 2004, making major annual contributions as well as responding to individual campaigns to save land at important battlefields. It is one of the two major charities that I contribute to consistently. Given... more Â»

  heidipickamn wrote:

Climate change is one of THE most important issues of our time, trumping health care as there will be no need for health care if there is no planet. The mainstream media does an awful job at covering the topic, relegating it to the science pages, the... more Â»

  steffi wrote:

My husband and I try to get to the Shakespeare & CO. productions at least a couple of times, if not more, every summer. (We live about an hour's drive from Lenox.) We have thoroughly enjoyed each play we've seen there, including the productions of non-Shakespeare... more Â»

  Melendy L. wrote:

I heard about "A place called home" from a friend of mine who volunteered the year before during prom season. I was impressed by the mission of the charity and was eager to contribute my time. When i arrived the staff was very welcoming and friendly.... more Â»

  wood wrote:

Elaine Uchtman Poggi started this admirable foundation some years ago, utilizung her own especially beautiful photographs to enliven normally sterile hospital rooms, corridors, and waiting areas. Her exceptional photographs of both scenery and people... more Â»

  Bobvac wrote:

I've been on two excursions with GEEO, China and Egypt. Working with Jesse at GEEO has been wonderful. He gives personalized service, calls back rapidly with answers and smoothes things over. The adventures he assembles have met all expectations. He does... more Â»

  Romi wrote:

As a teenage pacific islander, it was quite difficult to gauge how difficult university classes would be. In attending Stanford and Princeton via JSA summer school, my eyes were truly opened to the hard work still ahead as I graduated high school. In... more Â»

  bex wrote:

the saturday light brigade radio productions are located in the sweetest space i've ever seen. within the children's museum, surrounded by colors, lights, and laughter, there is an awesome opportunity for kids to explore the various aspects of media... more Â»

  Becky C wrote:

I couldn't be more passionate about this organization. The Art of Elysium brightens the lives of children battling serious medical conditions. They’re constantly rewarded with smiling faces in their hospital-based arts workshops. more Â»

  greenbergsam wrote:

OUDC provided me with an amazing year-long experience that helped me learn about and analyze important issues in our society. Not only did the program give me an understanding about race and its role in our nation, the program helped me look at broader... more Â»

  Yuli25 wrote:

I am really happy to be part of No Limits as a parent and to get help in different areas that my dauther needs. My dauther Jazmin has a profound hearing lost and I got help from this center. We come 2 times a week and I really think that they want the... more Â»

  jennastar101 wrote:

My name is Jenna, and I'm a junior reporter for Youth Journalism International. YJI has given me support, guidance and confidence throughout my time with them. They've helped me improve my writing and communication skills in the stories I've written for... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization whose mission is to "warm the hearts and heads of those experiencing hair loss by knitting/crocheting caps with lots of love." The 4000 caps (handmade with love by 1000 volunteers!!!) are donated and delivered to patients... more Â»

  AdoraE wrote:

Having watched the Global Peace Film Festival grow over the last few years has been like watching a child become an adult overnight. The films, and fans, have come out of the woodwork to support this global effort and align us under one message, "How... more Â»

  Harley1 wrote:

Be very careful of this charity. It appears to be a one man show trying to influence the United States to recognize a specific self designed flag to honor our KIA's. A very noble cause but they hold the trademark on this flag and receive all royalties... more Â»

  bo1 wrote:

I'm amazed by all the local talent that come out to tell their stories each month. It was really evident when they had a show featuring guest performers from NYC one time. I was anticipating it to be awesome because they were from NYC and all... but... more Â»

  cynthia10 wrote:

Since 1999 Be the Star You Are!r 501 c3 has offered the opportunity to make a difference for women and families by providing books, audio tapes, CD's and other empowerment resources to those who can't afford them. I've had the privilege of speaking to... more Â»

  Alexis C. wrote:

The Jazz Gallery is one of my favorite places to play and hear music in NYC. Their programing is adventurous yet it always maintains a high standard in terms of quality. In other words i have NEVER heard a bad concert at the Jazz Gallery. The loft ambiance... more Â»

  pbellenoit wrote:

I joined Women in Film & Video, Inc. in 2005 to network for my business. Through participating in various events as a volunteer or an attendee, I met many strong and thoughtful women, developing friendships and business relationships. By participating... more Â»

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more Â»

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... more Â»

  andrea2 wrote:

I have been involved with Woman Made for almost 10 years as a visitor, vendor, donor and friend. They are a tremendous resource for womens art in Chicago. Their range is wide and they emmbrace many sorts of art and artists. Their events, open houses and... more Â»

  Nilesh Jethwa wrote:

I came into acquaintance with Swami Vidyadishanand Giri in the year 2010. Meeting Swami opened up all my submerged feelings about sprituality and yearning. Swami had a busy schedule so me and my wife gathered courage and asked Swami that if he could... more Â»

  Rhona R. wrote:

Midwest Young Artists is an organization that provides excellent adjunct programming for students studying music that require additional stimulation not provided in their school situation. Students meet weekly with dedicated faculty who are committed... more Â»

  Orlando98 wrote:

Hey everyone! Thank you for taking time to read this comment. I will introduce myself, my name is Orlando Soto and my clown's name is Pistachio. I am a volunteer in this organization. It has changed my life for better, a lot! We work with different kind... more Â»

  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 Â»

  elle1 wrote:

I was a Vietnam veteran carrying some ghosts for over 30 years. The experience of Vets Journey Home helped me let go of these ghost and find closer to feelings that were bottled up inside me for many years. more Â»

  100741 wrote:

I learned of the MusicLink Foundation at a music EXPO put on by Schmitt Music, in the Minneapolis area. For several years I had wanted to try to teach piano lessons to children from homes who could not afford lessons. But I knew that most did not have... more Â»

  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 Â»

  SusanK wrote:

Hope Stone is a gem! It is an excellent arts institute and provides an empowering atmosphere for children/youth, offering dancing, drumming, musical theater. Teachers are very talented artists who work well with children. Classes are given in a non-competitive... more Â»

  LRB wrote:

Habitot is a wonderful, safe space for toddlers (and parents) from very diverse backgrounds to come together for fun and learning. Unlike other local play centers that are for-profit, Habitot's services are accessible to families with limited resources... more Â»

  MyHeise wrote:

As the mother of a beautiful daughter, adopted from China, I can not begin to thank CCAI for all they have done, exposing her to the beauty of the Chinese culture. From language, art, music and dance, CCAI has provided a warm and welcoming community... more Â»

  Rena.Rissler wrote:

Art of Recycle has been an amazing place for my children and I to spend some quality time together. Chelas and Mr Nobody have gone above and beyond to help my children get in touch with their creative side. We have gone there a number of times and usually... more Â»

  Ueless wrote:

I have an unauthorized charge to my credit card from this organization. I made a donation and now there is an additional charge on my credit card that was neither mentioned as part of the donation process nor authorized by me. It's a small amount but... more Â»

  Mark226 wrote:

The Real News Network is a badly needed ally of Democracy Now in the otherwise vacuous domain of US television news. And TRNN is even more willing to question US foreign policy assumptions, and to take on board non-traditional journalists like Eddie... more Â»

  Pat wrote:

This organization does not provide any financial or material support to in-country organizations. The organization also does not in any way help overseas organizations obtain such support. Despite this, this organization has US IRS non-profit status,... more Â»

  traveldoc wrote:

This "non-profit" is run by the owners of a for-profit wreath company which sells the "non-profit" millions of dollars worth of wreaths each year. The "non-profit", which gets donations from all over the country and free services donated by trucking companies,... more Â»

  craig newmark wrote:

The folks at Free Press believe that there's still a place for community-based journalism and that's the work they are pushing forward every day. Okay, you hear me talking "trust is the new black" and that power and influence will shift dramatically... more Â»

  Emily wrote:

As an intern at FSD's San Francisco office, I have been privileged to see a broad range of what it is that FSD does. As of late I was going through different projects that previous interns have contributed to a wide variety of partner community-based... more Â»

  MarciJS wrote:

I found Drawchange through VolunteerMatch.org in February 2011, drawn to their mission and belief that art is absolutely crucial to one's well-being, especially in children. It's been a great experience. Jennie (the founder + CEO) is a wonderful person... more Â»

  jt0903 wrote:

The Battleship New Jersey is the largest battleship ever built and the most decorated battleship in the history of the US Navy. Berthed in Camden, NJ, the New Jersey offers tours, group discounts, events and a nationally recognized overnight program.... more Â»

  justin2 wrote:

My experience with Arts for All has been a wonderfully enriching endeavor. The passion and energy that this group of people brings to the table is astounding. All volunteers are treated with respect, kindness and gratitude. Most of the people involved... more Â»

  ssayon27 wrote:

Create now provides an avenue for volunteers who have the time and the heart to help others who could greatly benefit. My experience in dealing with at-risk youth and teaching them how to create things was so rewarding, because it gave them confidence... more Â»

  rowlandd wrote:

Beyond Basics is an outstanding organization who has put talk into action. I volunteer in a number of ways from events to in the classrooms, however, I have found that the classroom is always the most fun. I volunteer with the Art with the Masters program.... more Â»

  tedspence wrote:

The OC Women's Chorus brings wonderful music to communities all around the Orange County area. Their concerts are a mixture of well known classical performances alongside commissioned compositions from modern musicians. After being dazzled by a number... more Â»

  donnie wrote:

Jessup has been so blessed with the presence of the Houston Ballet. They have made a major impact on our students.Their interaction with our students has made a world of difference in their behavior and self esteem.Teachers and parents alike have commented... more Â»

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

SiliconAndhra in the last 14 years touched hundreds of thousands of people across the globe with the spirit of Telugu Literature, Culture and Tradition. Thousands of youngsters became proficient in Telugu through SiliconAndhra ManaBadi. SiliconAndhra... more Â»

  gary-barth wrote:

Our surgical team was able to perform 300 cataract surgeries a day when I first joined. The backlog of cataracts in the rural valley slowly was reduced and paid quality cataract surgery began to support the charity surgery. The expanded role of a dental... more Â»

  Tracy87 wrote:

The OFF is an exceptionally well organized and high profile event for film makers who seek to gain great exposure for their films. The Fest also allows the entrants and attendees to network with industry professionals and other fellow film makers. The... more Â»

  deskpv wrote:

I have indigenous roots . I have seen over the years the extraordinary work that The Wayuu Taya Foundation is doing . From building school ,feeding children ,giving opportunities to the community to become self sustainable . Just amazing . more Â»

  pvu927 wrote:

As a volunteer, I have seen firsthand the amazing dedication and sincere passion that the ETM-LA staff, teaching artists and Board members contribute to the organization's mission: to provide music education for every child. They are not only committed... more Â»

  wickilyn wrote:

what an awesome place learning about bears and how to live with them in peace, I used to be terribly afraid of black bears but have found out they are really gentle creayures who's lives are ruled by fear and hunger, Dr. Lynn Rogers and Sue Mansfield... more Â»

  MDZ-1 wrote:

JCC is not managed as a non-profit organization. That fact is not stated up front at the beginning of the season and/or in their rules. Children are pressure to assist to a variety of non-schedule rehearsals and presentations just to satisfy and... more Â»

  Bill M. wrote:

San Diego Dance Theater is the premier modern dance company in Southern California, and renowned for presenting brilliant performances that deeply touch on the human experience, as well as address important issues of social justice. I thoroughly enjoy... more Â»

  Ginnyoak wrote:

The staff and owners of LAMB are great at what they do. They are informed, caring and professional, on top of being fun, kind and encouraging to their students. The highlight of my daughter's week is the time she spends at LAMB. more Â»

  Shellsbells wrote:

I volunteered for the Awareness Film Festival last year. I was so impressed by the films that were shown and getting to experience the filmmakers being in attendance is great. I have also helped at one of their yoga classes when it was in Santa Monica,... more Â»

  Quynh Giao wrote:

It has been like a dream for me to be able to meet with people of this non-profit (Sara, Pat, Sophie and Phoebe). To bring happiness and opportunities to underprivileged in my neighborhood of Vietnam has been my biggest dream but no chance to make it... more Â»

  NYCNancy wrote:

I have had the privilege of being a mentor at Girls Write Now for two years; thus, I've gotten to know two girls very well--helping each with her school and personal writing. I've also learned about the lives of hundreds of other girls--through readings... more Â»

  colmccallion12 wrote:

An artist friend told me about AFHC over a year ago, I took a workshop and was hooked. After joining the Guild and meeting others in all roles of AFHC, I decided to become a certified teacher through the Chapman program. These were life changing decisions.... more Â»

  tiltmedia wrote:

The vision of Taj Jones in creating Totally Positive Productions has transformed how youth approach performance art and the messages they send. Creating events and contests that encourage positive messages to youth, and even creating an entirely new... more Â»

  BHammond wrote:

A fabulous orchestral choral experience! As a music educator, I realize the value of the live music-listening opportunity for the community. In this technological age, there are many opportunities to listen to CDs, and downloaded music. But the... more Â»

  Nader wrote:

it is a wonderful organization. I have been helping them for over 7 years now through sponsoring a child. I see his report and his pictures every six month. It is a nice feeling to see how a child could prosper with my help on the other side of earth. more Â»

  thereddaisy wrote:

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington is such a gem in our city - a beautiful stage, great performers, friendly staff/volunteers, adequately staffed, clean, restrooms available, laid back atmosphere, great parking, LOVE LOVE LOVE going to concerts here! I... more Â»

  parent wrote:

Education Through Music "provides" music teachers at a school my child attends in the Bronx. At first, I thought it would be a wonderful program and was excited about opportunities afforded to my child. However, as more details about their teachers... more Â»

  Thumbelinasmum wrote:

I live very near Walden Pond, which is actually in Concord, MA, and never swim there, because the beach smells, due, it is believed, to overuse as a state beach. I just received a mailing from the Walden Woods project. On the front of the postcard... more Â»

  kkmcaninch wrote:

Thank you to the Boards and Staff of Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill for providing the residency in which I took part!The residency is very important in both my personal life and artistic career. I have never experienced uninterrupted time... more Â»

  The_Factor wrote:

Our church group St Francis Builds spent a week learning Sioux customs/traditions while helping to repair 2 houses on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It was a wonderful learning experience while we could also give something of ourselves. Go for it! more Â»

  Carla6 wrote:

The Executive Director of this wonderful organization leaves no stone unturned, when it comes to presenting an educational, and diverse production. This organization's tireless efforts to educate the community about diversity is impressive, and they... more Â»

  vicky999 wrote:

This organization moves mountains in South Florida in the Indo-Caribbean community more Â»

  Michael98 wrote:

As a photographer/ cinematographer, I have had phenomenal experiences to work alongside of the WA2S staff and administrators on several occasions. Without taking an activist stance which many animal & humane protection programs take, the WA2S seeks only... more Â»

  hmiller07 wrote:

Their loaner closet has helped my mom (who has MSA) immensely. This charity is an amazing resource especially in a world so unfamiliar with such a devastating disease. more Â»

  kitkraussgmailcom wrote:

What a treasure!! My daughter was teaching 2nd grade in and elementary school in West Philly. She wanted to provide a summer camp opportunity for a few of her students that had no summer plans. She and I discovered Camp Ginkgo, a summer program offered... more Â»

  jmkl wrote:

I was pleasantly surprised by the efforts and friendliness that I saw at the event that was held by the Arizona Russian Center. It was better than what I expected, since other Russian themed events of the past were awkward or way too old school like.... more Â»

  PatMek wrote:

The Southern Heritage Air Foundation and Museum is a unique place that brings history to life through their WWII and Vintage aircraft that still fly, features local and regional WWII Veterans and their stories, offers a rides program in their planes,... more Â»

  Liz_44 wrote:

Surfing on the net years ago I found this wonderful Nonprofit The Love Foundationgroup, lovely to be connected since then with this organization, global network and many people worldwide from different kind of nationalities and cultures, my experience... more Â»

  mistymiko wrote:

Saving Hope is a wonderful organization that truly helps animals in need. I am a current foster for Saving Hope and their commitment to saving animals is inspiring. Our last foster Malibu, came to us as a puppy so sick that the vet recommended euthanizing... more Â»

  DenverJourno wrote:

IJNR is a great resource for journalists all over the country - a great way to learn more about environmental issues by taking the time to travel and learn. In this time of dwindling newsroom resources, what IJNR provides is necessary for our education... more Â»

  ToryTore wrote:

I volunteer for ASTEP once a week, mostly doing office-y type stuff... and not only does it make me feel awesome (because that's what volunteering does), every week i learn another fabulous amazing thing that ASTEP does, or i learn about another amazing... more Â»

  jacobnibu wrote:

My first contact with New Heights Educational Group was through Volunteermatch website where I saw an ad looking for a proofreader. I got a quick response from the director, Pamela Clark, welcoming and introducing me to the group. She gave me an outline... more Â»

  DrE wrote:

MMI is a great organization offering students advanced techniques and training in media arts. This education is exceptionally advanced and provides students opportunities to work with and learn from experts in the field of media. It is also an education... more Â»

  BreKS wrote:

I love working with this group, they make some amazing things happen! Basically the groups main goal is to make the world a better place through random acts of kindness. This can be anything from donating money or clothing, cleaning up a park, or simply... more Â»

  Richard Kaufman wrote:

From The Heart Productions has for over 20 years provided support for documentarians and filmmakers with projects that are unique and make a contribution to society. Their Roy W. Dean Grant has provided over $2,000,000 in film, film services, and production... more Â»

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more Â»

  Carla G. wrote:

The College of Adaptive Arts is a non-profit school for adults with differing abilities. The work that CAA is doing with its students is inspirational. Every parent of a child with a disability should be so fortunate as to have a CAA nearby,... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

Theatre Bristol has been changing lives for more than 50 years, all because Cathy DeCaterina believed in helping children gain confidence. I have not only enjoyed Theatre Bristol's shows for nearly 15 of those years, but I have watched my own children... more Â»

  allterrain wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over two years and look forward to more opportunities to give back. I help coordinate and host crafting parties and take every chance I get to volunteer at the local children's hospital! I am very grateful... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

This is a great service, help, encouragement and pretty accessories for women undergoing chemo. They kindly sent a well thought out parcel containing a suite of coordinated hats, scarf, costume jewellery and messages of hope to my sister. The uplift... more Â»

  weatherflute wrote:

I think we would all agree that this world needs help before we destroy it and ourselves. Great individuals have walked this earth and done great things, affecting change in many, planting healing seeds. However, what we need to have happen is to raise... more Â»

  ken-krauss wrote:

This is a great source of information and inspiration for me, offering news and articles from all over the media which I otherwise might miss. It is one of my top current event resources, and I am grateful it is there. more Â»

  hallet wrote:

I2Y is a driving force in our generation for young adult cancer awareness. I am impressed with their high professional and ethical standards-- and their ability to hold large companies and organizations responsible. I2Y provides a much critical eye and... more Â»

  trodat wrote:

What a warm and friendly staff. Smiles! It's obvious the people who work here are passionate about what they do. It was neat to experience all the excitement in the air. I look forward to coming back. more Â»

  Fred Smith wrote:

My intro to this organization was a performance of Les Miserables, which still ranks as one of the best I have ever seen. And these were middle-and high-school performers... Then, my shy daughter participated in several YMTC workshops, where she learned... more Â»

  Laurenstoneberger wrote:

Without this wonderful and empowering group of women I am not sure I would have had the strength to make it through our time. Strong is an understatement when it comes to the support they give women like me on a daily basis. more Â»

  aguobiagelis wrote:

Meet Ifechukwu Chime She is an orphan from Udi local government in Enugu state.She is 6YEARS old and stop at primary two because her school fees could not been paid due to the financial challenges .presently she is living with her aged grandmother.luckily... more Â»

  barbm wrote:

My family has been involved with Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre for the past 5 years and it has changed our lives for the better. All four of us have become very involved in performing as well as volunteering in many capacities, including performing... more Â»

  Rusty K. wrote:

Crossmen have years of bringing their own style and always a magnificent presentation to their long standing audience. As a young girl, I will never forget the first time I saw "Bones", I must have looked like a deer in the headlights . . . still to... more Â»

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more Â»

  NPRfan wrote:

Another newspaper in Arizona closed this week. Thank goodness we have Public Radio (KJZZ and KBAQ locally) to give us intelligent and balanced news and information. Most people do not know that 90% of public radio's support comes from public donations.... more Â»

  jessica20 wrote:

A M Alcott Art Center Foundation, commonly referred to as Alcott Arts Center is a non profit organization that is truly a treasure to the people of Kansas City. Alcott's mission is to nurture artistic talent by providing a place to teach learn, exhibit... more Â»

  fionachatwin wrote:

Villa Musica is a community music school dedicated to quality music education for all who seek it regarding of their ability to pay. Their artist/teachers are exceptional and dedicate themselves to their craft and the education of emerging musicians both... more Â»

  Tony12 wrote:

I am the very proud father of an up and coming young bass player. When we first came to the Musical Arts Institute, we had no ideal who Micheal Manson was, much less his expertise and status within the music world. We now know just how gracious God... more Â»

  broussard wrote:

My favorite place to see a movie. I always know that whenever I drop in to Red River Theatres, I'll have a great cinematic experience. more Â»

  scottye wrote:

The Center for Contemporary Dance in Winter Park Florida is a model not-for-profit organization that brings dance instruction to our community that is accessible and of the highest quality. more Â»

  Dianne7 wrote:

Volunteering at Creative Dreams Outreach Center is very rewarding. There is a lot of opportunity in various areas or art, music, clothing and food preparation and distribution. Also mentoring thru Bible and scholastic studies. Just put in a small... more Â»

  Henock K. wrote:

Great organization with incredibly creative organizers and artists. Gives local talented Chicago artists the opportunity to share their work in a cool and fun gallery space without the fear of breaking the bank. If I could give it 10 stars I would, no... more Â»

  GNPTester wrote:

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  Karin P. wrote:

I am not a terribly verbose person and I'm a good writer, either. I wish I could express how exquisite Octarium's music is - the beauty of the music, the phrasing, the synchronicity of the singers - 8 voices as one But these words are like saying that... more Â»

  maskgirl wrote:

I am so grateful for the Youth Science Center, without their dedication and hard work to provide classes that are not only educational but FUN! My kids have learned so much and they were bummed when the classes ended. My four year old, Sawyer, told me... more Â»

  Susan wrote:

Greater New Haven Community Chorus (GNHCC) is a non-auditioned, non-professional, volunteer chorus currently entering its 48th year as part of the cultural fabric of New Haven, Connecticut and surrounding towns. In this chorus, singers of any ability... more Â»

  nkfh wrote:

The opera house is a great venue to enjoy so many different kinds of entertainment - from George Winston to Richie Havens. And the acoustics are fabulous! more Â»

  pamelaclay wrote:

Some years ago, Society of Singers came to my aid when I really needed it. I was very frightened and will always remember their kindness, sensitivity and tremendous generosity. Society of Singers was "really there" for me, and I pray they continue to... more Â»

  Sarah W.1 wrote:

I am a flute teacher who moved to a new area. While I was waiting to pick up students I found Band of the Hills to play with. At first I was nervous that they would either play music that was too easy or too hard. But I have found the music challenging... more Â»

  LoriFusaro wrote:

I have been volunteering with rescues for several years. I donate my services to take better photos so that the animals have a better chance of finding a home. I was thrilled to find a group dedicated to this very thing. After learning about... more Â»

  SOAR wrote:

The Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) was launched in 2006 after their founders, George and Erica Yacoubian, adopted their oldest daughter from Armenia. SOAR, based in the suburbs of Philadelphia but with 28 Chapters worldwide, provides humanitarian... more Â»

  Mark61Sr wrote:

Great place to bring your family member for treatment. 10 men went to college last year from the program. They have a 72 bed mens and an 8 bed womens at a seperate building. more Â»

  jguiles wrote:

Ruth Elliott is a dynamic passionate giver of herself and she does this through inspiring little and big people to tap into their creativity. In times when education is confined to testing scenarios, bringing art into the classroom is what many students... more Â»

  jessica3 wrote:

I have worked with Newton Marasco Foundation (NMF) for several years now- first as an employee, then as a volunteer and now as a board member. NMF actively promotes an appreciation of the arts and the environment through several of their programs. One... more Â»

  nicolak wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer with Statement Arts for three years now, and I've never met a more enthusiastic and dedicated team. They manage to jump through hoops and make the impossible happen... all on a shoestring. It's amazing to see students... more Â»

  Ann Danner wrote:

I'm a long-time board member of RAFT, having heard of the idea when Mary Simon first thought of starting a nonprofit that would enable teachers to use materials from community businesses to implement hands-on math, science and art projects in their classrooms.... more Â»

  fabriane wrote:

SDCYB is a wonderful ballet school with lower costs than anywhere else I've found, yet provides more than anywhere else I've found. They put on fantastic productions where they give a role to every student that auditions. There are low fees for classes,... more Â»

  nlmcelwee wrote:

As a volunteer at Pearl S. Buck International, I am impressed on a daily basis by the work that is done by the organization and all the dedicated professionals who work there. It is an honor to be associated with them and serve as a volunteer. What a... more Â»

  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 Â»

  frankecrump wrote:

I have been associated with UPI Education for nine years. I have witnessed the organizations growth and development firsthand with awe and excitement. There are many youth development or life skills programs throughout the country (many of which serve... more Â»

  lizzyinla wrote:

My son has played Cello with Elemental Strings this year in 5th Grade. He can't wait to go to rehearsal. He can't wait to go to performances. He wants me to come early to pick him up so that "I can hear how all of the different instruments come together"!... more Â»

  mobileUser426665 wrote:

Organized friendly staff. People need to know about this great organization more Â»

  Helen Satorius wrote:

I have been a counselor at two schools that Dramatic Results has served: Signal Hill Elementary School and Hamilton Middle School, both in Long Beach. The effect and positive results for the students was wonderful. It gave them a very creative... more Â»

  Paango5280 wrote:

I have donated several times to Rex because he shows a real heart and does good where it is needed the most. I have no worries that funds are being misused; to the contrary, he verifies those in need. Will continue to donate. more Â»

  cwillen wrote:

Cultural Heritage Imaging (CHI) is a great nonprofit organization that works with archivists, conservation experts, museums, archaeologists, state, national, and international park staff, scholars, and dedicated individuals to develop and implement digital... more Â»

  atrau123 wrote:

I have been a long time patron of Silk Road Theatre Project having attended every production since their second show. I have been consistently impressed with the quality and content of every show. Each show is unique in content but always sticks to... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

I have worked with Lemondrop for awhile now, and can't express how good at heart these people are! They give their all to make life better for people and animals. 100% of their donations go to animal care and/or for their community outreach programs.... more Â»

  mobileUser434037 wrote:

Cuatrogatos Foundation is a valuable organization. His work to bring children, young people and adults to reading is admirable and very original. For Cuatrogatos, books and arts are bridges to a more just, inclusive and respectful society. more Â»

  nikkisp wrote:

My involvement with Creative Migration has given me invaluable insight on how an independently-run non profit executes international initiatives. Through documentaries, social media and community events, I have seen Creative Migration build grow and expand... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

Action in Africa cultivates a safe space for anyone who wishes to visit. Their programs, staff, and beneficiaries have nothing but warm and welcoming hearts to offer. If you're looking for an organization to give to, please consider Action in Africa.... more Â»

  Gretchen G. wrote:

I found out about Out on a Limb Dance Company from a former student of mine at the U of M. She had mentioned that she was a dancer, and I bemoaned the fact that I could not find a dance school that didn't overemphasize competition and/or the more egregious... more Â»

  Athena C. wrote:

I recently became a volunteer with this organization. The time and effort that the founder of the organization, Susan Kayne, puts forth for the benefit of the horses is astounding and impressive!She has saved so many horses from the killpen who were... more Â»

  josiah-stevenson-iv wrote:

The Institute for the Preservation of Medical Tradition (IPMT) serves a unique role in medical research: uncovering, organizing and making available to modern medicine ancient knowledge and therapies developed since the dawn of human history. The founders... more Â»

  littledressesforafrica wrote:

Little Dresses for Africa is a christian non profit 501c3 organization dedicated to providing relief to the most vulnerable of God's children: little girls. We collect home made dresses, made of brightly colored pillow cases, and distribute them all... more Â»

  Sheila S. wrote:

Leah has devoted her life and time to the non-profit organization to help children. I had the privilege to be in class with her. We did a project in our Marketing class to promote the organization. She was an inspiration in class. We told the class... more Â»

  vicky5 wrote:

We are an all volunteer 501(c)3 organization. Our ability to rescue, rehabilitate and find homes for the unwanted and slaughterbound horses has grown considerably since our inception. We are very devoted to our mission and our integrity. more Â»

  Brooke J. wrote:

I have come across this foundation many times, and the work that they do is incredible. The lives that they have changed and the children's hearts they have touched in unbelievable. Hearing some of the stories that these kids have gone through is very... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

A great organization that helps a lot of animals through education more Â»

  alpinegeorge wrote:

Wonerful facility. Competent personnel. magnificent gardens. Lots of hiking trails that are varied. Educational exhibits. Better than a bargain on Ebay. more Â»

  mjtiamfook wrote:

The goal of the Young Storytellers Foundation is simple- give children in urban LA public schools the freedom to be creative. We, as artists, actors, writers and directors, all live and thrive in LA. So it only makes sense that we give back to our community... more Â»

  abbief wrote:

I grew up in Reston and I didn't realize just how much public art there was everywhere! As I learn about it through events like IPAR's grand opening of "A Bird in the Hand," I am impressed more and more about how much there is and how much it takes to... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

A great organization and they consistently develop new programs as the needs arise. Nothing is wasted with this organization's use of funds. more Â»

  asheesh.banga wrote:

I was absolutely thrilled when I first heard about the Atlas Society, but I was a little skeptical as I had not come across many objectivists in my time spent in Washington DC. The more I got involved with the programs that were offered ranging from book... more Â»

  BJS wrote:

My granddaughters are in schools in a tiny, dusty, west Texas town, one elementary, the other middle. Both have active interests in art; programs in both schools are needful of supplies due to shrunken budgets and shifted priorities. I contacted Dreaming... more Â»

  dawnbach wrote:

Live theater is an extraordinarily personal medium and requires an enormous amount of soul-bearing and honesty from the actors who tell the stories, the artists creating the set, sound, costume and set designs, the playwrights, directors, stage managers,... more Â»

  Kevin M.7 wrote:

This is a very trustworthy organization, we know Lisa and Carlos personally. They are very strong Christians and I highly recommend supporting them! more Â»

  MsBeers2018 wrote:

The Aurora Fossil Museum will always hold a special place in my heart. The staff is amazing as well as the exhibits. I fell inlove when I first moved to Aurora and now make memories with our daughter there. We even got married in the Museum and it was... more Â»

  Mary93 wrote:

I am a mother to a legally blind daughter with Cerebral Palsy. I was looking for after school activities for her to participate in where she would feel accepted and confident. We were lucky enough to find Dancing Dreams. A ballet school for girl's with... more Â»

  teresapalooza wrote:

I started volunteering with WriteGirl last year and I absolutely love it! The organization and the founder Keren Taylor are so inspirational. She really sets the tone for the work the volunteers do. After my initial training, I volunteered... more Â»

  AmyBesnard wrote:

Bright Light Volunteers has organized incredible service learning trips for my high school students to Cambodia, Peru, Greece, Ecuador and the Galapagos. We’ve taught English to monks, built shelters for animals, provided supplies to refugees, improved... more Â»

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more Â»

  David H.15 wrote:

I have been involved with The Salaam Network since its founding. It developed in a time when the U.S. began seeing ever-increasing incidents of hate crimes and islamophobia. There is no other organization in the region which has done more to root out... more Â»

  barbharps wrote:

Creative Aging of the MidSouth I wear two hats. As a member of an ensemble who provides programs for our senior members of our community, my heart is warmed with the broad smiles and participation of our audience members. As a resident of a retirement... more Â»

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more Â»

  annmarie1 wrote:

I have had the fortunate opportunity to attend several performances given by the Children's Orchestra Society in various NYC venues, including Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. These young students are simply amazing! The COS performances... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

This is an outstanding organization in the Hudson Valley. Their work is has real impact on teens and adults alike. I encourage all to support them. more Â»

  daphne0316 wrote:

My daughter was in the hospital waiting for a heart transplant when I cam across this foundation. They do not give away money or help with shelter, instead they offer something a bit more personal to each patient. I filled in the information about my... more Â»

  Mr. Super Pinball wrote:

This place is great! They have very old pinball machines and new ones as well. I love how each machine has a placard with a bio about who made it and when, plus other cool info. There's always something neat to learn about there. The see through clear... more Â»

  G2Ed wrote:

Despite the fact that this organization is full of hard working people with a great math program for kids, it is corrupted by a toxic culture of fear and micromanaging control by the new leadership. Once Ted Smith CEO/Chairman of the Board stepped down... more Â»

  Writer wrote:

About 5 years ago, I was lucky enough to find myself at the annual Chili Cook Off - a heart and soul (and belly) warming charity event hosted by a very special organization, The Arts of Life. They’re a Chicago area organization focused on adult artists... more Â»

  Tara wrote:

PERCEPTION INTERNATIONAL promotes perceptual diversity worldwide. The organization is dedicated to the concept that, just as biodiversity is necessary for the survival of the environment, different ways of perceiving reality are essential for the survival... more Â»

  lifechronicles wrote:

LifeChronicles is an organization that captures the essence of the incredible people that you and I see everyday. But, instead of just passing them by, we get to acknowledge what they are about. LifeChronicles, captures the stories and memories of those... more Â»