Find Arts Culture & Humanities Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  mobileUser426665 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  kornblumshelley wrote:

Keshet is a wonderful, inclusive organization and the performances are life-changing. From it's outreach program to the Nutcracker, everything is done professionally, but with an enormous amount of hear. more »

  Mahimai Raja A S wrote:

A charity giving voice to the voiceless! Dalit Solidarity gives volunteering opportunities to have field experience, travel exposure, teaching and clinical experience. Both short and long-term volunteering and internship opportunities are possible with... more »

  ReneS wrote:

Great place! Always has something for the art/crafty person! more »

  CLW17 wrote:

Fantastic organization that donates money to some very good causes and puts on fantastic Powwows that provide educational and learning opportunities to the public and an opportunity to experience Native American culture!! Will support them as long as... more »

  terri8 wrote:

Art Studio is amazing! Children learn so much and feel great through creative holistic arts. Many of the kids in this program are from impoverished communities and have limited resources. Art Studio provides them means with which they can channel their... more »

  ssthawley wrote:

I teach pre-school in a Christian School. I have been taking my three year old class to Arts on Stage programs for over 15 years. It has always been a great experience for my class! The study guides help prepare my class and give me ideas to enrich the... more »

  benoit wrote:

The Arts Council of Beaufort County is a wonderful organization that seeks not only to help artists via direct grants, but also provides facilities and programing to benefit the general public. Their office at ARTworks provides a Gallery where the public... more »

  maad wrote:

Gave a $100 donation on-line but did not receive any acknowledgment. Gave to another military special operations foundation and at least received a letter acknowledging the donation. more »

  Sara D. wrote:

ArtWorks for Milwaukee is filled with dedicated volunteers on the board and committees. In my experience over the past year I have been so impressed with the energy from all these volunteers that it motivates me to continue to dedicate as much as I can... more »

  aforsyth wrote:

Imagine you are 8 years old and you have just entered a world completely new and exciting. A huge studio space, just for dancing and flying around in. The hush of students as they watch their dance teacher demonstrate a 'plie' and the pianist lifting... more »

  sparkle_dst wrote:

The Tyrica and Robert Duckett Hope Foundation Inc is doing amazing work! My organization saw how hard they were working to fill a need for children that we knew we had to support them and help them make a difference. What a blessing to have an organization... more »

  Melissa71 wrote:

Each week I sit across from a 17 year-old who is giving up his recreation time to study for the GED with a vision of his future. That is an amazing experience. The kids are appreciative and I always feel super-motivated to give as much as I can during... more »

  Darshan C P. wrote:

Everyone wants to make a change in the society and even if everyone of us are determined we are not always able to do it.'Team Hasiru' was one of the pioneer moments that has contributed significantly to the changes in the environment, in and around... more »

  artslover1 wrote:

I was reminded how spectacular the New Victory Theater is and why I’m so devoted to it —this past Saturday I took our boys to a Tony Award winning Broadway show for which I paid $116 per ticket. While it was entertaining, I have found performances... more »

  Margaret L. wrote:

I've been a volunteer for different events at OFFCenter for several years. Particularly one of their biggest and most fun annual events is the We Art The People Folk Fest in Robinson Park in September. I volunteer all day, starting with getting people... more »

  candyj wrote:

I volunteered for Free Arts for Abused Children's Palette of Homes Tour as a house monitor. This event was extremely well organized, and I felt appreciated. I was trained well and felt very useful. The folks that were taking the tour were polite... more »

  AmyK wrote:

Rare. Gritty. Brilliant. Rooted in community. Authentically multi-racial, multicultural. An active, engaged community center for the arts. more »

  Thomasenejackson wrote:

My experience with FALL-IN MC started with a personal relationship. I came to realize they HELP anyone that is in need. They are caring, compassionate, kind,thoughtful, inspiring,encouraging just pure gueniue loving people. I will support anything that... more »

  VRembert wrote:

Awesome Ministry for young people! Linda Wade and her team do a phenomenal job of engaging children in performing arts! If you are looking for a great program for your child, look no further! Above the Clouds IS above the rest! more »

  Barry B. wrote:

Room for joy worked with our organization to help in some small ways (or as big as we liked) and the end result was an amazing service to a young lady. The family was super appreciative - and the end result was amazing, encouraging, and a beautiful act... more »

  ldemonia wrote:

KindTree Productions has been our sunshine in a sometimes dark and isolated world. We are parents of an autistic daughter. She has been fortunate enough to have her art recognized by KindTree. This has helped us appreciate the gifts she has been given... more »

  love2dance wrote:

Written words will not do justice to the unique and awe-inspiring performances put on by the Brandywine Ballet Company. The professionalism and talent in their annual production of the Nutcracker (held at West Chester University) rivals that of more... more »

  icarr wrote:

HAI has consistently served the residents at our Health Care Facility. Whether it was a in house concert or a trip to NYC, the staff has been professional and courteous. This organization deserves more recognition than it gets. They services that they... more »

  dada-ra wrote:

My initial exposure to AROHO left me with a feeling of warmth. Supportive of woman being empowered, it is done so in a classy, supportive atmosphere. There are not many sites I feel connected with like this. more »

  ycordeiro wrote:

Abada-capoeira DC is my life work and among all the lessons capoeira has taught me in decades of practice and teaching, the most important is closely related to the essence of how this art came to be. The principle that the interaction and exchange of... more »

  KukkusWalter1 wrote:

I love AHSGR! AHSGR has helped me find family members as well as connect with other descendants of the Germans from Russia. It provides records, resources, programs, and a talented, knowledgable staff to help people make connections to the Germans from... more »

  judy wrote:

This is a well run organization that brings quality art programs to children in elementary and middle schools. Students love having art classes in school. They like looking at art, learning about artists, and making art. Teachers like the program because... more »

  Ann1918 wrote:

Womens Way offers music, theater, writing and dance programs in Cincnnati and Northern KY. It is a wonderful group with the Salons one the first and third Friday of the month. more »

  djcam77 wrote:

For years, I have witnessed the foundation's founder and executive director, Tammie Lang Campbell, fight to addresses social injustices and promote an appreciation of diversity in our community. It has been a pleasure to help advance the organization's... more »

  Lance M.1 wrote:

Making Music Matter For Kids Inc. Giving low income and disadvantaged children opportunities to make charitable contributions to their communities through the gift of music. more »

  kathans wrote:

I have been involved with Davies for years and their dedication and love of local history is amazing! A truly great group to work with and always something new to learn or see. more »

  mckaylodgegmailcom wrote:

The Intermuseum Conservation Association appears to receive substantial revenue from fee-based services based on my review of its 990 reports, offering the very same art conservation services as so many similar for-profit enterprises today and offers... more »

  Artsedfan wrote:

This is one of the most exciting, interesting and valuable organizations I've come across. Taking an open and nurturing attitude towards education of young people from not only Southeast Alaska, or even just Alaska, but across the country, the Fine Arts... more »

  slaster wrote:

I purchased tickets to see Stephen Hawking speak as part of the Brilliant Lecture Series. Unfortunately, due to health issues preventing international travel, Dr. Hawking was unable to appear in person and BLS is instead showing an ‘exclusive’ prerecorded... more »

  mhyde wrote:

I was welcomed with open arms to volunteer with StoriesWork. I was on the business development committee and helped edit the official StoriesWork Interactive Storytelling Manual for training purposes. I have done research on grant opportunities and... more »

  ABlum wrote:

I found Art-Reach about a year ago and wish that I had found it earlier. As a Special Projects ambassador and writer for "Share the Experience" (the Art-Reach blog), I have had the opportunity to sit in on rehearsals for ASL interpreted performances... more »

  pklestadt wrote:

Literature to Life is a unique program that transforms literature education into a live personal experience through a stage performance. The presentation is then supported by a teaching curriculum aided by trained teaching artists. It is adaptable to... more »

  MotherOdd wrote:

I became acquainted with the founder of Seedlings before the nonprofit became a reality and encouraged and supported her goal to have this come into being. I was asked to be on the Board and I was proud to be a board member as I so believe in the general... more »

  Ray D.1 wrote:

They were fast helpful an professional..I had issues with sending paperwork ..they made time for me to come to the office an guided me in the right direction..after submitting had the funds within a few hours ... more »

  Kacey C. wrote:

AIR is an unsung GEM in the Pittsburgh art scene. A full service printmaking facility, Aritists Image Resource, Inc. (AIR) holds open studio every week for artists (from professionals to beginners) to utilize this fine facility. There is always an exhibit... more »

  linazh wrote:

Volunteering with the United National Women's League of America (UNWLA) has been an incredibly enriching experience. I had the privilege of digitizing old embroidery patterns from the back covers of their flagship publication, Our Life magazine. Some... more »

  k-dawg10 wrote:

My participation with Telling has enhanced my knowledge of the performing arts, the surrounding theatre community, the community as a whole, as well as my fellow veterans and colleages at and around Portland State University. By re-visiting the different... more »

  abcvolunteer wrote:

The Arts and Business Council has done great work promoting the synergy between the business sector and arts non-profits in NYC. They have helped to link me with several arts non-profits in the city in need of business/marketing skills. more »

  Ann_136 wrote:

I was asked to join this chorus (TCLA) from the very beginning, as I was in the transgender choir on the Glee TV show (season 6, episode 7, on Fox). I never have considered myself the greatest singer, but have mostly played instruments in orchestras... more »

  panamacarter wrote:

The epitome of Grassroots effort....this group truly embodies the desire of artists to be engaged in their community.. And this nonprofit does a great job of joining those artists and the community in a way that's Innovative, fun, and engaging.... Love... more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with Constructive Solutions Inc has been a great experience; the humanitarian manner by how they handle all issues putting people first is commendable. Operates as professional as possible, Looking forward to working further with this non-profit... more »

  David247 wrote:

Judith Broeker and Jamie Donahoe run Adventures in Preservation and are just as passionate about history and historic places as we (The Fairfield Foundation) are. Our organizations met over four years ago and teamed up on our first project in the summer... more »

  Steve B.4 wrote:

I recommend this organization as an example of what commitment to social action looks like. Throughout the last decade, I've had an insider view of effective leadership mentoring, at its finest. Their acronym, WILL, fits perfectly. Please have a quick... more »

  Art for Everyone Art Everyday wrote:

As a consumer: 1. Excellent music. 2.Great food. 3.Wonderful venue. Cafe tables and chairs are provided for relaxation and ambiance. This is a perfect place for a night out for couples, small groups, or families. 4. High quality art at a variety of... more »

  Maria124 wrote:

What a great and generous this Nonprofit is. Henry's Minivan Project Fundraiser was successful because the African Youth Development and Health Foundation supported it and gave their time to help with the event. Mavis is wonderful to work with and is... more »

  Brendan N. wrote:

Creative Ministries offers opportunities for the community to get involved with multiple aspects of the performing arts resulting in creating well rounded individuals who have gone on to reach success in many different fields. To me there are two types... more »

  kmickelson wrote:

My husband's family is German/Czech (I should say it Czech/German, I'm sure) and this Center is such a treasure in the Museum Park District of Houston! The building itself looks like it could be in a Czech city; it's beautiful when you come in as well.... more »

  KatherineB wrote:

The North Texas Book Festival works to provide funds to fight for literacy in the North Texas area. They do it by hosting a book festival each year in April. They also hold a Book Awards competition to highlight local authors. more »

  sharon5 wrote:

It is the only museum in this county and it is well worth the visit and it has a excellent research library. I will be glad when they have enough financial support that they can be open every day. more »

  gulsum_math wrote:

Enjoy the events, especially Sunday Brunches and Ladies Coffee Night..Great place to meet with the people from different culture. Also, Great foods! more »

  TimK wrote:

I first became aware of the Blue Stars when I was marching with another drum and bugle corps. I was always impressed by the organization. After I was too old to march and transitioned to a fan and volunteer, I was continued to be impressed with how... more »

  Stewdawgs wrote:

I never thought I would enjoy the ballet but my wife got us tickets to the Georgia Ballet’s Nutcracker a couple years ago. It was my wife, myself and our teen grandson. I was in awe over the performance. We went to a couple other performances and enjoyed... more »

  majorkey wrote:

As a founder of Prelude Chamber Music, Inc. it has been a labor of love to plan for musicians of all ages & abilities to learn about the special joy that is found in studying and performing music in small ensembles. We have wonderful patrons who have... more »

  lindo wrote:

This festival is a great example of a small community bringing people together for a positive event. It reminds us all of a common bond we have through the arts. We can't lose the arts in this country. We had a fantastic time at the festival... more »

  hank wrote:

I am a founding board member of this extraordinary group, the Bach Aria Soloists. They are celebrating their 10th exciting concert season this year as a self-presenting ensemble, a great achievement in the fiercely competitive arts marketplace especially... more »

  chosen2k7 wrote:

I am super excited to be a part of this organization! They are a fun group who really love the supporting the community! more »

  gibsonland wrote:

Our facility had no activities except bingo until Compassionate Artists starting bring art, dance and music activities and our lives changed. more »

  WYTV7 Community Broadcasters wrote:

I am a volunteer at WYTV7 and our organization collaborated with Glorious Performance in the JumpStartChlt Project and WYTV7 Covid-19 Panel Discussion. They are a great organization that works with youth development and empowerment. The Directors have... more »

  gdtaber wrote:

Voices of Omaha is a wonderful organization. As an original member, I have enjoyed immensely my participaione in this organization since its beginnings. Voices welcomes anyone who loves to sing, and there is no audition required. That can be a big encouragement... more »

  celery wrote:

BeHASSTic is a great organization helping kids learning. It's amazing that Beatrice and the team at these ages can operate such a highly organized program. The tutors they recruit, the classes they offer, and the customer services they provide are all... more »

  John201 wrote:

Participating at DANA as a Docent gives me the opportunity to learn more about local history, the area's relevance in the history of California, and gives me a chance to try to make history interesting for the young. more »

  jasonc wrote:

Recently, I've been wanting to get more involved with non profit organizations because I feel that they are society's safety net when more and more government establishments cut back on educational resources. Art Share's mission to cultivate artistic... more »

  iambranded wrote:

I first came into contact and communication with the Founder and CEO Cynthia Evans in November 2014 and she has an incredible passion for her Foundation and what it means for her to give back to the men, women, and children in the military and also families... more »

  docloki wrote:

In my experience with this organization, I have found that all Artserve Michigan staff work tirelessly on behalf of the arts, artists, arts education, and project funding. I'm always impressed with the way they communicate and never fail to disseminate... more »

  Sandra S. wrote:

As an artist and art lover, I am grateful for the high quality of art exhibited at the Northwind Arts Center galleries. I appreciate the opportunity and the variety provided by several juried shows open to regional artists each year. I enjoy the Art Talks... more »

  Dan wrote:

Open Studios has helped to transform me from an amateur to a professional artist. I first exhibited in 2001. Since that time Open Studios has been my soul source of public exposure and sales. Each year I receive more kudos and invaluable feedback.... more »

  justiceforcommunity@yahoo.com wrote:

The director, Ms. Robinson, has been accused of misuse of funds for personal use. Large amounts of funding were missing from a few of her projects. more »

  Linda Joseph B. wrote:

If you value Human Rights, then the Wassmuth Center is an extremely worthy organization to support. It provides valuable education to teachers, students, the immediate community, and through the vast resources on its website, the world. The Center is... more »

  rebecca94 wrote:

This organization brings nature to people who would otherwise not experience it - the elderly, the disabled and at-risk youth are three of the main groups they serve. It's inspirational to see the difference that an encounter with nature can have on... more »

  Meteor892 wrote:

Carolina Simon is a leader in the Jewish community on the front lines of fighting Jew hatred. Her work in combating antisemitism and attacking it by seeking to educate today's students is one of the most important remedies, something she has prioritized. more »

  Boydsweeneyjazz wrote:

Jazz 93.5 , jazz radio station here in Colorado Springs, has brought so much culture and opportunity to the Pikes Peak region. As a local jazz musician not only have I had the privilege of working side-by-side with many of the incredible people who work... more »

  ellia wrote:

As a volunteer who has become a board member, I have seen Bindlestiff play an incredibly supportive role in the variety arts arena -- giving new acts and emerging artists a forum to develop new material, creating a vibrant community of performers, and... more »

  jbroadhouse wrote:

I've had the privilege of being attached to MusicWorks Northwest off and on for around 15 years or so. Starting with excellent music instruction and different types of ensemble opportunities like the percussion ensemble I really was able to get valuable... more »

  Susan S.7 wrote:

After being in the cancer battle for two years, emotions were raw. Correspondences were terse and surgical. Survival necessitated efficiency. Emotional reserves were tapped. The desire was to direct whatever focus there was on my husband Gregg and... more »

  Writer wrote:

A local institution of more than 50 years enjoying a fresh new energy under its current co-directors, Blue Line Arts is a great organization building community around the arts in Old Roseville via an ever-changing lineup of quality (free!) exhibitions,... more »

  lewissmith wrote:

I am a retired CPA and operate the Thomson - McDuffie Museum as a volunteer. My Board happily agreed that I should donate a little of my personal time and energy in helping in my small way to get the Augusta Jewish Museum up and running. I have attended... more »

  sakalagama wrote:

Samskrita bharati is doing phenomenal jobs since several years in abroad and in India, promoting various programs for all ages to speak samskritam in day to day life. This organization is well organized with highly skilled volunteer and teachers to reach... more »

  Tammy16 wrote:

Scrap is a great place to shop and a great place to donate your bulk items. It's perfect for crafty folks, great for kids, and amazing for teachers! I get all kinds of creative items and ideas for my classroom there! more »

  SLBgo-arts wrote:

My husband and I moved to Boerne, Texas in 2004. One of the top reasons we chose to live in this community was how active the arts were in Boerne and the Texas Hill Country. I found out about the Hill Country Council for the Arts (formerly Cibolo Arts... more »

  reafgary wrote:

Great organization, truly a volunteer charity. REAF continues to support local agencies in need of funds. With the state and fed costs fund, the money that REAF raises really helps. Check out how you can help. www.reaf.org more »

  nelcohawaii wrote:

I have been involved with non profit organizations for several years and must express my support for the Volcano Art Center staff and volunteers who continue to support blending art, culture and personal interactions with youth and seniors. 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 »

  amyehauke wrote:

Art Of Giving is an incredible organization that truly combines the intersection of helping others with art. It is such a unique organization and their events are wonderful. I also really enjoy volunteering with them. more »

  karenking wrote:

AWESOME TEAMWORK AND RELIABILITY TO THE CAUSE - NEW YORK, NY more »

  jliz33 wrote:

For several years Project Tomorrow staff have collaborated with State Department of Education staff in their data collection initiative. Not only have they consulted with us as they craft each year's national survey, but they also work with us to analyze... more »

  Francesca wrote:

STAR meets and exceeds it's mission to preserve and expand the artist community in San Francisco's Hunter's Point district. STAR has maintained current programs such as the Annual Art Auction & Artist in Residence while creating new programs such as... more »

  mcostello wrote:

Our company wanted to find a fun team-building event that also benefited the community in some way. We came upon OMB and presented it to our boss and we knew right away we had hit the jackpot! Our event planning was very easy and only required a few... more »

  ddp wrote:

When I first became interested in COP it was just thinking about building new cabins, restoring the Cal Poly cabin, having concerts in the dirt to raise money and struggling with everything from Board members, financing, bathrooms, water, sewer and figuring... more »

  CatrionaMac wrote:

Incredibly talented, and yet incredibly nice people! I saw their videos on YouTube, then went to the My Jekyll & Hyde preview, and was stunned at the quality and richness of this phenomenal show! more »

  kmark wrote:

Cinestory is an amazing organization which offers the opportunity for fresh, talented voices to be heard in Hollywood. The devotion of the staff and other volunteers is unparalleled. more »

  etsb wrote:

When I moved to Longview Texas 16 years ago, I never thought I would have the opportunity to play my oboe again. Boy was I wrong!! Shortly after moving, I was invited to play with the East Texas Symphonic Band and have been playing off and on (mostly... more »

  paperreview14 wrote:

I've taken a lot of adult ballet classes over the years, and this has been by far my best experience. Joel Hall has fantastic teachers, instruction, class times, and, above all, a great energy about the place. And there's great diversity among the dancers,... more »

  Marcia Wong wrote:

The Hawaii Arts Alliance has and continues to promote and shape the arts experiences of the entire State of Hawaii. The organization has been a leader in arts education as the major factor in the Arts First program, coordinating schools and artists throughout... more »

  nchoina wrote:

Great little community garden going in, built by adults with developmental disabilities. more »

  Carlos I. wrote:

To our whom our Holy Mother's words matter: I know that this is unsolicited. My intention is to spread our Holy Mother's command to wear the Brown Scapular. Millions of scapulars are made and available worldwide, but, probably more than 99% are never... more »

  Janice Snow R. wrote:

The interpretation profession in Tennessee has benefited greatly from the efforts of this organization. Through training and promotion of standards and best practices, linguistic access is more widely available to all in the region. We are fortunate... more »

  Writer wrote:

Lynx Project is more than a concert series or musical troupe. This is an important social organization working to give a voice to everyone, through the means of excellent high art. To Lynx Project, art song is more than music - it is a vessel through... more »

  alisa hites wrote:

After having stumbled upon a Fundraising Concert for Mariposa's Art, at the old "Java House" downtown, I applied for an art teaching position at Mariposa's Art. Mariposa's Art is local Not-for-profit here in Santa Cruz which had a position open working... more »

  joe1 wrote:

While the Center seeks to preserve and promote all aspects of Southern Culture, I have appreciate the Center's efforts to preserve and present the authentic music of the south, especially of this region. The music the Center presents is the REAL thing,... more »

  lindaroque wrote:

3 years ago when a dear friend was very ill An unable to get help medical assistance because she was an undocumented immigrant comunidad Latina step in An was able to get her some help she was found to have cancer and there was not much that could be... more »

  dianegsff wrote:

Algonquin Arts Theatre is a bright spot and hub of culture and education in an otherwise sleepy little resort town . In the off season, Algonquin Arts Theatre is not only the anchor business in the town, aiding in economic viatality, but a rich cultural... more »

  Old-Marine wrote:

Looked up their financials, latest shown was for 2013. Raised over $104,000 and $71,363 of that went to one professional fund raiser. Very little if any goes to help veterans. I am a veteran and we have given to these people for years. NEVER AGAIN. more »

  leahanke wrote:

The BCFF comes every year to educate my 7th grade Health classes at Marshfield Middle School, and the educator that comes is amazing with students! She shares personal stories, interesting information, and really makes the presentation relevant for teens.... more »

  Katie wrote:

Barrel of Monkeys is the creative, crazy fun way to volunteer! Showing 3rd and 4th grade public school students that writing is fun in a zany way that will help them flex their imagination muscles AND feel more confident about their communication skills... more »

  MakingaDifference wrote:

The Mastodon Fair started as a grass roots effort by ladies in the community. For 30 years volunteers and donations from the community has kept it going. Why? Because the Mastodon Fair makes a difference in the lives of students - helping them to excel... more »

  brickell13 wrote:

I am very fortunate to be part of such a wonderful group. We have accomplished so much in just a short amount of time. The HCAC is bringing the Arts to Hendricks County with ArtsGo!, Rural Routes to MainStreet, and The Gallery on the Square- 2010 Channel... more »

  Paul M wrote:

I have attended several different functions at Highfield Hall. These include a wine tasting and cooking demonstration, several musical events and multiple art shows. All were well run in this beautifully restored historic home. What a gem for the Town... more »

  shannon7 wrote:

o In 2009, THE INSTITUTE was instrumental in clearing the name of Sigma Huda; an anti-human trafficking leader unjustly smeared to stop her work, and organized her release from prison. o THE INSTITUTE helped to find justice for Sameh Khouzam, a... more »

  Susan E. wrote:

My daughter and I have extremely enjoyed the Art in the Park Festival. We love the variety of artists and performers we can enjoy. My daughter entered the sidewalk chalk contest last year and had the best time creating her masterpiece. She didn't win... more »

  kspritzer wrote:

My 10 year old son has been participating in Open World Learning (OWL) for the past semester at Park Hill School. While his school does provide some computer classes, they are very limited and do not at all address programming. He loves attending OWL... more »

  GlassHippo wrote:

I became interested in glass fusing after a number of years doing stained glass. I took a basic class at BAGI that turned out to be far more than basic and changed the course of my interest in glass. My instructor was very knowledgable and a definitive... 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 »

  filmbuff wrote:

The 43rd Annual WorldFest-Houston Intl Film Festival is a remarkable and wonderful annual event! Every April it premieres more than 150 new films from around the world, and it attended by more than 500 international filmmakers. They offer more than 200... more »

  Susan Nukanti wrote:

I served as a volunteer in social projects in West Africa for more than two decades, therefore starting to work as a volunteer for Nukanti Foundation for Children as an administrative officer then as an outreach officer was a natural step, especially... more »

  SouthCity wrote:

Most effective, grassroots non-for-profit in the area for community empowerment and organizing. more »

  goodyear wrote:

I highly recommend Chinese Culture Connection Inc to all kids. All my kids are taking classes there, they love the teachers and what they learn, they have so much fun and learn lots of new things there. The teachers are very experience and professional.... more »

  Cindy52 wrote:

I am proud to be a volunteer with the American Veterans Heritage Center. Located on the campus of the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center Campus, AVHC's mission is to preserve the history of our veterans through refurbishing historical buildings,... more »

  SuzyC wrote:

One World TKD has become a family for me. The people are supportive - every class/test you feel the energy of the students - knowing they want you to succeee. When you work hard you can feel their smiles, and when you have a tough patch they are there... more »

  geniigenii wrote:

I have been working with ARTZ Philadelphia as a volunteer since 2015. I am impressed with their work and how much they are helping the people with memory loss, whether you call it dementia or alzheimer's. ARTZ Philadelphia is changing lives, and they... more »

  StudentLiberty wrote:

This charity is much needed in the area, and they have gone above and beyond to try and get this going. The Seniors deserve this! more »

  carolmccarthur wrote:

This organization is quite new; about 1 year old and they definitely have something great going on...providing opportunities for young struggling artists, opportunities to learn various types of artforms, a space for young minds to stay occupied on something... more »

  Janice R. wrote:

I first met members of the New Jersey Humanist Network at the Godless Americans March on Washington DC in 2002. I've been involved ever since. NJHN has a strong presence in NJ and has helped me launch a satellite group in my own area. I have made friends,... more »

  frosty45 wrote:

The Artists' Guild of Spartanburg offers members many chances to network, to learn about different forms of art, to exhibit amd sell art, to keep in touch with the arts community in South Carolina. It's the only organization in our area to actually work... more »

  Jenea Frierson G. wrote:

Amazing program! Sheri (the founder) came out and taught art at our retreat for survivors of domestic violence. It takes a special kind of person to work with children that have experienced trauma. Sheri was amazing! Her heart is huge and made of gold!... more »

  Chrissy J. wrote:

Bradley Initiative for Church and Community, BICC, is a fantastic organization focused on strengthening families and youth in Cleveland City and Bradley County. The organization has four main programs: Starfish- an in home parent-education program... more »

  WrightScoop wrote:

As volunteer PR chair, I'm posting - Founded in 1897, the National League of American Pen Women is a recipient of the Literary Hall of Fame Award in recognition of its contribution to the cultural life of the United States and the George Washington... more »

  wendy680 wrote:

My experience with the Santiam Heritage Foundation is wonderful! I've volunteered my time with the board for 9 years and the people are great. The restoration of this house is my main passion, because my family owned the house from 1949 to 1987. The people... more »

  Joshua_B wrote:

In the summer of 2014, I received a call from the universe. In this case, the spokesperson for the universe was named Rob York, and Rob was extending an invite from Maura Minsky and all the great people at Scenarios USA to direct a film for them. I... more »

  dkruse wrote:

This is an outstanding non-profit charity organization that is doing a great job of spreading the work about being kind to each other to keep their memory of their now deceased son alive. more »

  Evelyn Sasso D. wrote:

Grupo Cultural Latinos En Rochester, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) that focuses on sharing the diverse folklore of Latino communities with Western, NY. With the ongoing support of recreation centers, towns, and donors, we offer dance classes, bilingual... more »

  user9630 wrote:

Please don't give to this organization. They target high profile Special Needs children and pretend to raise money for them and keep it for themselves. more »

  Imadiamondgal wrote:

Our family moved to Wimberley in 2005. Arts From The Heart became our first contact to the community by offering free after school art classes. We found them on the Wimberley Community website and I signed my kids up before our move. Once here and after... more »

  Suzette wrote:

I was having one of the most difficult years of my life, and the Peaceweaver community was there to support me with their wise counsel and support, and weekend peace retreat and visioning retreat to help me restore my own peace of mind. I've participated... more »

  Winyan wrote:

As a woman and Native American, I would not have a place to exhibit without the support of Amerinda, I would not have a place to publish and I would not have a internet site. more »

  Erica Delehoy wrote:

Ethos is a fantastic organization that provides essential enrichment opportunities. If it wasn't for Ethos, many kids in Portland would not have music in their lives. more »

  SimmonsOntheAir wrote:

BCAY was a remarkable, creative, energizing and committed organization, which developed a creative arena in which teens could explore their imaginations, as well as many cognitive skills. Aside from offering workshops in dance, acting, and... more »

  onthegokc wrote:

On The Go provides tremendous community service and helps companies, civic groups, churches, and leaders all work together to provide "great good in the neighborhood." They use a community-wide festival and GoKid's Clubs to help families, and pockets... more »

  SusanL wrote:

I'm a high school student in Ann Arbor, and over the years I've been to 826Michigan many times. 826 is a nonprofit organization that helps kids with their writing skills. It also offers opportunities to students attending college in or near Ann Arbor.... more »

  Q10ley wrote:

Before moving to France, I worked as an office volunteer at Pier Studios -- filing, taking phone calls, scheduling, and talking to many of the Studio's teachers, parents, and students. The teachers are well-trained, passionate, and humane. Peggy Lewis... more »

  Mat wrote:

Two years ago, I had never heard of PUMP, or the PSL. I originally only found the PSL because a friend couldn't make his volleyball game one night and asked me to fill in. I went to the location (the Downtown YMCA) unsure of what to expect. I had... more »

  KCNPN wrote:

I was a founder of this organization and currently serve on the TJHS HPS Advisory Board. The mission of this organization is a hard one. Preservation of a historic landmark is a slow process and an expensive one. This organization has been working hard... more »

  Festivalvolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization for the past four years. It's an incredible event that they bring to us each summer, and lets us see and hear music from across the world. Thank you for making this art possible. more »

  ainamojashop wrote:

Expanding Opportunities is a wonderful small non-profit organization that helps support it's six projects in Kenya. I focus on the Artisan Support Project, Aina Moja. Items are purchased from Kenya at Fair trade... mainly from artists who live back... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization who help less fortunate people in Cape Verde, and go beyond and above for those who are in need. for the past three years this organization has been making trip to cape Verde on their own express to reach out to the communities and... more »

  howdoyouspellthis wrote:

The Sad Cafe is an incredible venue devoted to giving young musicians the opportunity to play at a legitimate venue. Since playing my first show there last fall, I have turned 18 and started playing at bars in Boston, such as the Middle East. It is... more »

  jane8 wrote:

I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer on May 21, 2008. Within a few hours, and still in shock, I was at my computer, searching for information. I found GCF's Women's Cancer Network and began reading. Everything I needed to know was right there, in words... more »

  Tdonahue wrote:

I love just walking into Cuba Circulating Library. It's such a warm and welcoming space, and the staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful. The amount of programming offered throughout the year is impressive, especially for children in the community.... more »

  adelleconnors wrote:

I work with Youth2Seniors because they provide great programs for all ages! It is wonderful to see elementary kids working side by side with senior citizens! more »

  bunnie2 wrote:

The Fascinating Learning Factory is dedicated to improving the quality of educational media for middle school ages and up. Their programs are engaging, fun and well researched. The productions are highly professional and 'broadcast quality'. They... more »

  Mom Woman wrote:

As a patron of the arts and a supporter of non profit arts agencies, it is amazing to me what Art Town is able to provide to the residents of Northern Nevada - an opportunity for every one to participate in high quality aesthetic experiences for little... more »

  Nora S. wrote:

A wonderful group of hard working and loving folks in this organization! This non-profit impacts the Waynesboro community and the surrounding area. Free events for all ages in both history, cultural and environment issues. more »

  Frank27 wrote:

They work year round giving seed and bulb grants across America.. since 1965.. more »

  roe722 wrote:

This is small but great organization. They offer art and cooking classes to provide a calm and safe space for military veterans with anxiety, depression, PTSD. It was very relaxing to relieve some stress through art. more »

  laceylong wrote:

Broadway Hearts made magic happen for our 10 year old who is battling B-Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. She was gifted a weekend full of joy and smiles thanks to the work of this incredible organization. Their amazing partners gave her a worry free adventure... more »

  theyouthare wrote:

this organization does amazing work with the youth & the communities that it serves. my daughter was a grantee & essay contest winner last year & she loves the outings that they do throughout the year. she has learned how to give back to the community... more »

  KD216 wrote:

I have had the privilege to volunteer with this organization for 10 years now. The heart of the people at this organization are exceptional and focused. It is well-run and responsive to those in dire need. I have known or met dozens of people who have... more »

  SpecialArt wrote:

CHAC has very beautiful art work of several talented artists. It's all about Chicano culture. I also like the events they have, like the Chili Harvest Festival. It's so nice to be able to celebrate our culture with CHAC. more »

  Chanette B. wrote: