Find Arts Education Nonprofits and Charities

  artsedforall wrote:

The organization does, indeed, transform lives through theatre education. Great professional training for emerging artists, stellar youth programs, numerous opportunities for people who want the personal as well as artistic benefits of studying theatre... 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 »

  Floridian wrote:

Unbelievable torah learning environment. Top quality scholars. Beth Medrash is in Lakewood NJ more »

  appliedbrain wrote:

The Creative Arts Community is a non-profit organization in Portland, Oregon. Everyone interested, from the total novice to seasoned professional, is invited to find his or her own creative path. Every summer since 1966 the Creative Arts 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 »

  allfloridated wrote:

For thirty years I worked as a producer/director then I retired and moved to Naples. For the past fifteen years I have been a behind the scenes member of the Naples Players. They have been very proud years. The Naples Players on-stage talent is usually... 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 »

  butzenkind wrote:

...is a competently run modern ballet company with the wisdom of its 30 years and the brio of the art form it celebrates. Even more impressive is the community feeling fostered in all of its endeavors, from studio performances in NYC to mammoth architectural... more »

  prinsenbink wrote:

In the New York arts scene--and in the global arts scene--there are few major institutions that match the degree of innovative programming in multiple discplines BAM has to offer. Not only does it bring performing companies in areas of Theater, Dance,... more »

  cturtle90272 wrote:

The STAR Program is an amazing organization that brings enrichment programs to schools. They are giving children the opportunity to try all different types of classes such as; RockSTAR, all sports, all forms of art, engineering, science, music, languages,... more »

  gatekeeper wrote:

The Ramona Play, which is produced by the Ramona Bowl Ampitheatre Board of Directors is a breathtaking experience of history and tradition of early California during the 1800's. The Ramona Play is based on the novel "Ramona" by Helen Hunt Jackson. She... more »

  joanschrammeck wrote:

Camano Arts Association (CAA) runs four main local programs: Gateway Gallery on Camano Island, the Camano-Stanwood Art Studio Tour Mother's Day weekend and the weekend after for a total of 5 days, scholarships for graduating seniors who are going to study... more »

  Greg V. wrote:

It is so great to see such an organization in my hometown. I love the swing dances. more »

  JThomas_2012 wrote:

This is a very troubling organization. It is suspiciously unclear how they relate to the AIA Chapter's in San Francisco. It appears to simply serve as the 501c3 enabled fundraising arm for the AIA, a 501c6 membership organization. It also appears that... more »

  Writer wrote:

The name of this organization was changed in 2009 to Arts|Learning, Inc. They moved to Medfield, MA in 2015. This organization advocates for a quality, sequential education in dance, dreams, music, and visual arts for every child in MA public Schools. more »

  MRL1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with first the Nina Marlow School and now Rena Backers school and have enjoyed working with the schools and the folks who support them. I hope to continue into the far future. more »

  JustforGirls wrote:

I was one of four children born to teenage parents and became a teenage parent myself, so I have lived paycheck to paycheck all of my life - never feeling like mine was a life of 'abundance'. That changed when I became involved with a local nonprofit... more »

  olasjc wrote:

The people who run the place are caring and giving. The artistic experience is top-notch emphasizing creativity, discovery, and fun. The fees are quite low (even free sometimes). The atmosphere is charming--a great place for parents to meet while kids... more »

  Matthew D.1 wrote:

Thank for your continued support in the local community with schools, adults, seniors and just showing and living the arts. I grew up across the street from Gaye Voegle who was a huge supporter and great artist herself our family still has pieces she... more »

  Kirstenkhr wrote:

I'm making a donation in honour of my friend Penel's birthday. She has spoken glowingly of the Mann Center many times and I also was impressed with their community programs, especially Connecting Arts-N-Schools. more »

  MsBrooks311 wrote:

As an artist who has participated in their annual art auction gala I can tell you that the staff is great, helpful and friendly. They do great work with talented student artists from local schools as well and their workshop for those who want to learn... more »

  vschwary wrote:

This organization is amazing for veterans. It gives me a reason to wake up in the morning and provides great therapy. The instructors are very talented, patient, and more »

  klmyhre wrote:

Can't tell you enough how much I appreciate this place both as a consumer and a volunteer. I deeply appreciate the commitment the KAC staff has to REALLY making art (in all its forms) accessible to everyone. The gallery is free, and works hard to feature... more »

  Debschallert wrote:

Write Around Portland partners with social service entities and schools to empower people to find their voice through targeted, facilitated writing workshops, then publishes quarterly anthologies and hosts public readings. Excellent record of coat effective... more »

  MTrombetta wrote:

Art Explorers is a studio and a gallery that constantly produces some of the most interesting and innovative art in Mendocino county. more »

  RMagnani wrote:

We adore ARTescape. It’s a community hub. Welcoming all to come. Fun to create in a safe space. Learn a skill. Develop a skill. Make a friend. Try something new. Everyone and everything is welcome. We have held our daughter’s birthday party here.... more »

  whipp wrote:

Voted Non-Profit of the Year, 2010 by the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce. This art center has the community at heart as it develops and delivers art and humanity programs. It is a true gem of a community-based art center. OUTSTANDING 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 »

  Lyda W. wrote:

Fantastic, tony-award winning theatre, producing steller work for decades. more »

  Andrew R. wrote:

What an amazing non-profit. The ED, Deborah Patterson, really understands the community aspect of public art. Rather than bringing a vision to the neighborhoods, she organizes break-out sessions, and has the neighborhood themselves determine the type... more »

  Mark J.2 wrote:

For some years I had thought it might be fun to try acting. When an opportunity presented itself to be in a Richland Players production, I took it and have never looked back. I've been in three plays and am now a member of the Board of Directors, as... more »

  janatova1 wrote:

My grandchildren love the art classes and ceramic classes at VAI! VAI really provides a safe and nurturing environment to experiment and learn. My daughter tells me that my granddaughters look forward to their classes every week. Plus, it's keeping my... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  duane1 wrote:

CRYB does a great job of raising the overall standard of dance in Chautauqua County. Their performances are all very professional and of the best quality. The training the students receive prepares them very well to continue on in the world of professional... more »

  Patty Narozny wrote:

The Institute for the Arts and Education, Inc. (IA&E), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. Its mission is dedicated to enhance artistry and community enrichment through promoting and educating fine arts and crafts among artists and students,... more »

  c.j. guerin wrote:

I've taught middle school students fine arts skills: Drawing painting and printmaking. Many of the students find art a way to express themselves that other programs at the school do not. I enrich their lives by giving them the opportunity to work with... more »

  RadDadC6 wrote:

Three years ago an artist friend suggested that I might want to try a ceramics class through the Wayne Art Center. Since then I have not missed one opportunity to focus on different class offerings, under the careful tutelage of three departmental instructors.... more »

  Anne V. wrote:

The Keystone State Boychoir serves more than 170 boys, ages 7-18, providing opportunities to rehearse, learn, sing, move, perform, act, and make joyful, moving, brilliant music in groups ranging from the youngest beginning singers in the Trainers and... more »

  Krista21 wrote:

My son first attended the festival the summer before his Freshman year in high school. He then went on to become the very first Freshman to make it into Jazz I in the school's history. I believe it was solely due to the caliber and relaxed atmosphere... more »

  stefanig wrote:

A favorite place for my whole family! Whether it be looking for treasures or making something cool Remainders has something for everyone and at very reasonable prices! Reducing the amount of waste and then also being able to be creative is heaven! more »

  Harry wrote:

Anyakora Memorial Foundation Charity [AMFC] helped me to handle some complicated mortgage-Homeowners-insurance issues. I was being ripped off by these companies until AMFC officers came into the picture and resolved the situation. I am over 74 years... more »

  jc-lupusdcmdva wrote:

I volunteered with AFTA during their 2009 gala. The event was a lot of fun and there were some great auction items! They're a great organization. more »

  childcreativitylab wrote:

Love this place. Not your "push your button" or "pull the rope" type of venue where kids just watch a predetermined action occur and move on to the next exhibit. Open ended experience that fosters critical skills in children. more »

  Lacey N. wrote:

Amazing organization that encourages academic excellence, builds confidence and instills respect and responsibility in their youth. They truly have a passion for every students future in dance as well as academics and they hold each student to high standard.... more »

  mlovw wrote:

I have been with the association for over 10 years. The board and members have dedicated lots of their time and effort to make the association a friendly and helpful place for overseas Chinese in the Olympia area. Thank you, OACA! more »

  DeboraD wrote:

Absolutely phenomenal organization! Very engaging, caring and supporting! more »

  Shackdow wrote:

The Hangar Theatre is an amazing resource for Ithaca, the Finger Lakes Region, and upstate NY. The quality of the mainstage performances are phenomenal. The sets, costumes, and building are top notch. The education programs are superb. more »

  kazmori wrote:

I attended last night's, 4/2/22, performance of "Hotter Than Egypt" (and even though I don't relish using the word 'should've' in my vocabulary), I should have stood last night during the casts' curtain call, because the actors were excellent, the play... more »

  featherc2000 wrote:

DIMBC is composed of volunteer parents, community members and business sponsors who are dedicated to supporting Durango High School Music programs!"Don't practice till you get it right.Practice until you can't get it wrong." more »

  Writer wrote:

This non-profit helps disadvantaged children with academics as well as exposing them to the arts. The children gain confidence in mastering both. The staff works tirelessly to promote this foundation and assist the children. My role has been... more »

  Writer wrote:

My name is Robert, and I am a former Combat Rescue Helicopter Pilot. Following deployments to Iraq, two different parts of Afghanistan, and Africa, during which I flew a combined 252 combat sorties, rescued/recovered 291 with 151 lives saved,... more »

  Reeanna wrote:

I volunteer my time to help local farmers in need of extra hand or resources. I was able to reach the Samuel Lawrence Foundation and create an agricultural sector in the non-profit. I started helping a local elementary school to create a school garden... more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

So thrilled that this Canadian nonprofit is in NYC. They are reducing and eliminating violence in the lives youth. It started by using photography, but has grown into other mediums. Love how they are creating a safe space and a voice to teens. more »

  kpruszenski1 wrote:

Tech 25 partners with the Pittsburgh Public Schools Start on Success Work Readiness program and has always gone above and beyond for our students. Some of our kiddos walk out of their program with clearer goals, audio experience that exceeds the average... more »

  Dan_81 wrote:

As a reporter, I am very careful of who I write reviews for. This organization is passionate for helping young individuals who are not financially well off. The members of this organization all are with a deep love and heart for music. Any question I... more »

  Focus wrote:

First and foremost, this wonderful organization provides "great Classical Music" ( of all genres) accessible to ALL and for Free, throughout the summer ! Regardless of age, background and income, this delighful bit of culture nutures community participation,... more »

  skirmair wrote:

This organization fails to follow regulations required by 501(c)(3) codes. They have failed to provide donor receipts (more than a year has passed), refused to provide Form990 filings as required by law and have not filed a Form990 since Aug 2007 for... more »

  Tiredofscammerslikethis wrote:

Founder Anthony Shaheed is a muslim "activist" - this NP shows no income since 1995 - it's merely a shell for this race baiting, self serving mouthpiece for racism and ignorance in America. Do your due diligence on this organization and it's founder... more »

  cre82019 wrote:

Awesome art studio for people who love art and want those who need a place to create as well. more »

  Shelly.Kirk.Bride wrote:

Excited to see the " old girl," come to life. Many exciting things ahead! 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 »

  JoanieWolter wrote:

The Sonoran Arts League is a wonderful organization!!! I love being a part of it and it has given me an "artist home" throughout the years being a member. The league activities were one of the reasons we bought the home we did. We wanted to be close... more »

  Cheryl125 wrote:

Northwest Dance Network is one of the leading social partner dance organizations in the Puget Sound area. I've been dancing to their live music dances and taking lessons (swing, waltz, zydeco, Balboa and others) for the past 10 years. I feel welcome at... more »

  nibke5-rorqak-corBet wrote:

The mission and vision of OTEC is amazing! It supports POC in arts and education as well as tech, social Justice and the Entertainnent fields among other great services in the community and helps black businesses. more »

  artsguy wrote:

What a great organization!! The performers and teaching artists are the highest quality and the programs inspiring and educational. This is an organization that is expert with pre-school through 12th grade. The customer service is wonderful and the... more »

  eye wrote:

For the past two years our company has donated to Wide Angle Youth Media through our give 5 program. We have been really happy with the level of feedback and participation that they offer, and love that they are doing such great, and important work right... more »

  aspire2life wrote:

Hello … I enjoy visiting this Gallery because everyone is so friendly, low key and fun that I decided to enter one of my photos in an exhibit. It was my 1st time ever and I felt supported and encouraged by others! And surprise… I was the ‘People’s... more »

  David284 wrote:

Best plays in town at an affordable price. Friendly cozy attmosphere more »

  LeeBagel wrote:

I've been a gallery instructor and outreach coordinator with DRAW INC since the start of 2018. I've been impressed with their dedication and service to bring the arts to underserved populations here in Salt Lake through their community outreach programs,... more »

  akiniova wrote:

This is studio is ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING!! They have show price tickets that are extremely affordable and the ballet is absolutely professional. People should donate today for this non-profit organization because the main goal of this studio is to keep... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter was a junior player in their recent production. She learned so much and had an amazing time, we are still acting out the play at home. This program really helps kids from all walks of life gain valuable life skills while having a... more »

  Barbara O. wrote:

Brunswick Art Works enhances the cultural life of our community. It encompasses all ages, all backgrounds and all levels of art. They support and provide a venue for artists to share their art. It was founded nearly 8 years ago and has made a huge... more »

  Amanda278 wrote:

Top Cat Stage Productions is an amazing organization! We love the shows they put on and my son has learned so much this session. They are an asset to our community ❤ more »

  LeoH wrote:

Growing up in Pittsburgh, Silver Eye was an important part of my photography education. As a high school student first becoming interested in photography, I was exposed to a wide variety of photography through Silver Eye and to the power and value of... more »

  acarballo2 wrote:

As a music educator for the past 4 decades, I can attest to the dedication and commitment of the teachers and staff of the Miami Music Project. Their mission to bring music to socioeconomically disadvantaged youth is amazing and embraced by each child... more »

  Tom B.12 wrote:

Very disappointed that DMPA will not give refunds for the Home Free performance after the National Weather Service and state, county and local authorities highly recommended no travel due to the weather. DMPA is more concerned about trampling on people's... more »

  treasurer wrote:

I've been working with Dreamchasers Inc. for two years. In that time, our organization has held Spring, Fall and Winter classes in Acting, Improv and Play Production for kids and teens, with performance opportunities for each and every student. A special... 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 »

  nina2 wrote:

I continually look back to my time at HJT and am amazed at just how much I learned from those early years at the theater. The HJT created an environment where I developed self-confidence as a young man. There were very specific acheivements; learning... more »

  amandaleigh wrote:

This is a a wonderful organization with a variety of ways to challenge young children creatively and introduce them to the arts. Music lessons, vocabulary lessons, and literature classes done weekly were a joy for the children. I loved working as a... more »

  jae brown wrote:

Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts (ARCA) is a non-profit arts council dedicated to bringing the best in the Performing Arts to Western Pennsylvania and to neighboring communities. During the past several years many uplifting and inspiring classical... more »

  Jamie B.1 wrote:

I had the pleasure of being a 1 on 1 aide to a student who was attending Hi-hopes , while being there I saw a lot of dedicated individuals who were working with students with disabilities and making sure they were in classes that allowed them to learn... more »

  Cory Cox wrote:

They are phenomenal. The vocal calibre, the artistry, the emotion. Just terrific. Cannot say enough good things about Conspirare. My words fail me. more »

  ladyalisa wrote:

West Coast Center for Victorious Youth is a non profit organization that is committed to youth ages 11-19 who have been raised by drug addicted parents. We teach life skills, financial literacy and take youth on eduational experiences. We have been... more »

  ScottAWilson wrote:

Missouri Contemporary Ballet is an amazing professional dance company in Columbia, Missouri, well-deserving of your charitable, tax-deductible donation! more »

  SBC_2014 wrote:

Our students loved their experiences! They wished there was more time and /or could take more classes in a day! Longer day…loved the hands-on thinking and doing! 5th grade teacher Attending the workshops has helped me make more connections... more »

  Jeronimo S. wrote:

The services offered here are excellent. Miss "Yo'El" and her team treat the kids with respect while still trying to push them to greater success. It is often too easy to go overboard on one side or the other, but Miss Yo'El not only manages to balance... more »

  JenniferMorgan wrote:

I have seen many children's theater productions in my time, but BEAT tops them all! I was impressed with their recent bilingual production for their summer Black Box education series - so wonderful to see the youth in our community embrace learning in... more »

  Zappa wrote:

Dramakinetics has touched the lives of many families I also support with social services. The staff has a remarkable way of working magic with individuals who have difficulty expressing themselves and feeling empowered in social settings. more »

  johnnyap wrote:

Excellent programming for arts and culture events and exhibitions. Talks workshops and community activation. Looking forward to what they will do next, super great and positive impact to the larger Los Angeles arts community and beyond! more »

  JMata wrote:

I went to MPAACT's production of "Bodies" last night at The Greenhouse Theater Center. The evening was impromptu with my father-in-law and we just decided to take in a play. I was incredibly impressed with the cast. They were fabulous actors who drew... more »

  markkleiman wrote:

These amazingly gifted and dedicated performers almost ALL have 'day jobs' because the troupe struggles financially. The artistic commitment, and the esprit de corps of these terrific young dancers is inspiring. more »

  AnonWFYIDonor wrote:

The leadership of this organization has recently suffered greatly with the loss of the chief fundraising executive. Senior development leadership is now foundering, and those considering a significant donation should seriously investigate WFYI's budget... more »

  doliceco wrote:

This orchestra, particularly in the past year, has provided the citizens of Westchester County, NY many opportunities to enjoy performances by world-class popular and classical musical artists of the highest calibre, and at proces that are a fraction... more »

  Mholan wrote:

Years ago, I was researching the life of my grandfather, who worked in the Pittsburgh streetcar system, but died long before I was born. As now, I was living outside Pennsylvania, far from the museum. The PTM director and archivist were each responsive... more »

  DollarsandSense4Nonprofits wrote:

Congratulations on the 2023 capital fundraising success that underwrote the move to this fabulous new space in Detroit. Soft opening in January 2024 and Grand Opening still to come. Signal-Return preserves an art form while contributing to the... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started participating in this non profit about 2 years ago when I entered my artwork into their bi-annual Creative Art Empowerment Contest and was blessed to receive a $1000 scholarship. Ms. Madonna Cole-Lacy, the founder, invited me in as a peer leader... more »

  john41 wrote:

The NY Jazz Initiative offers high school and college music students the opportunity to come to New York and immerse themselves in Jazz education. They study with professional musicians in both sectional rehearsals and band rehearsals during an intense... more »

  hboxwill wrote:

Some say H2 Empower is my baby because I am the founder. True. But after working in Ethiopia for over 10 years I am still driven to help us grow because I have seen the children working in classrooms with no furniture or literally under a tree, classrooms... more »

  cmd99 wrote:

The concerts put on by the Academy of St Therese are phenomenal. These are very young children performing well beyond their years. You can see the discipline in their performance, but mostly you can thoroughly enjoy music from a variety of genre including... more »

  Luis D. wrote:

The Lexington ballet past performance of cinderella was beautiful. This Ballet company deserves to be considered for funding and opportunities of growth! more »

  Yogi P. wrote:

I am an Americorps*VISTA volunteer member working with GRS. This program is wonderful for middle school students who are on the college track. It allows the scholars to express themselves through activities and workshops that enhances their outlook on... more »

  hmcmcole wrote:

Scotia Dancers is a friendly, welcoming group that teaches basic and advanced Scottish country dancing (SCD), a dance form that is one of the predecessors to square dancing. When the music starts and you begin to move to the music, daily cares slip away... more »

  angelsokc wrote:

The Fine Arts Institute of Edmond has served my children for years in art classes,camps, birthday parties and chorus. My children developed such creative minds, and have developed such an incredible sense of individuality and appreciation for those around... more »

  dispoablejo wrote:

I can't express enough how much Veteran Oasis has transformed my life. When I was struggling to find support, Veteran Oasis was like a lifeline. Their commitment to providing fast and effective care is unheard of. I reached out, and the next day I had... more »

  rizeall wrote:

I am one of the Directors and would love to let more people know about us! We have taught in afterschool for 2 years and now have a dance studio, as well. We have only heard great things about how we have helped our youth and would love for you to check... more »

  dogoodbewellandhappy wrote:

I love Our Time Theatre Company and the important work they're doing with kids who stutter. With only a tiny staff of three, this company has made a huge impact in the lives of dozens of children who feel marginalized by their crippling vocal disability.... more »

  Rstolarczuk wrote:

I have been associated with the Naperville Art League for just over three years and I can tell you that there is not a more dedicated group of volunteers. It's mission is to provide art instruction and education, to encourage interest in all forms... more »

  Sandy B.9 wrote:

This is a great alumni association. The goals of the organization are to help current students of Knockalva Technical High School in Ramble, Hanover, Jamaica financially. They also aim to recognize and reward outstanding graduates who performed exceptional... more »

  Choptank wrote:

We are a non-profit arts and education. organization dedicated to teaching children cultural literacy through approachable public arts projects. We take our public mural projects to remote rural enclaves in order for at-risk kids to experience creative... more »

  d3rogers wrote:

This is a wonderful agency dedicated to helping those with disabilites to become self sufficient. They are unique in that the staff are all individuals with disabilities. Through The Emergent Voices they offer reasonably priced training for Dragon Software... more »

  scortell wrote:

The BYSO is a wonderful organization! They do incredible work for the children and love every minute of it. The staff is warm and generous. Its outreach program to underserved Boston youth is one of a kind. I cannot speak more highly of this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

Community Works is so important here in New Orleans because it gives children a SAFE place to be when they finish school for the day. Their work helps reduce the chance of these children engaging in at-risk behaviors afterschool more »

  mo-zart wrote:

This Ballet Company is Delaware Valley's best well-kept secret. Since it was formed, I've attended their ballet productions and they are "must see" performances for the following reasons: (1) The IBC Ballet Company was founded by two graduates of the... more »

  MusicisLife1977 wrote:

TCAN is an absolute gem in the MetroWest Community! Featuring shows from touring artists from across the country, community events, kids shows and they've recent got movies too! This is an incredibly important arts organization that continues to give... more »

  AnnAure wrote:

Before the pandemic, Educarte, Inc. offered the DC-Baltimore community high quality music concerts, enlisting local and international musicians and dancers. Since the pandemic, they have taken on the challenge of re-vamping their offerings without missing... more »

  evansol wrote:

I have taught at Snow Farm; The New England Craft Program for over a decade and I look forward to teaching my classes there. Snow Farm treats its instructors and students with respect and continues to develop and improve its campus to accommodate the... more »

  pamelamckinney wrote:

Texas Music Partners provided a free 6-8 week class and concert with our after-school program. Working with our students in 3rd - 6th grades was detailed, engaging and exciting for our students. Mr. Kenny provided the history, opportunities and teaching... more »

  ALEXWADE wrote:

I donate to Hidaki Foundation because they have a unique role, and a unique position in the heart of the entertainment capitol of the world, and they thus have a unique opportunity to make a difference in a child's life through expanding the love of music. more »

  gigi_ana wrote:

Great prices that beat most thrift stores. Easy drop off and I know I'm supporting local Students! more »

  Michael206 wrote:

As I student at the CUNY School of Professional Studies M.A. in Applied Theatre, I had an apprenticeship with the CAT youth theatre. The staff was completely professional and the youth were excited and willing to help with my work. I am grateful for... more »

  matthewgreenbaum wrote:

Time In Children's Initiative is a brilliant and life-changing multi-arts program that serves the most underserved schools and communities in Harlem and the South Bronx. Children--often homeless or victims of abuse--are taken to museums and galleries,... more »

  tenn.choi wrote:

While I no longer work for Childsplay, this organization has remained one of my dearest arts and culture organizations in Phoenix. They treat every production and every program as an opportunity to expand the minds and imaginations of children in a way... more »

  concertcritic wrote:

Should you decide to make a monetary donation, don’t expect any “thank you”, or acknowledgement of receipt of your donation. You will receive a letter at the end of the year for tax purposes. Too bad because the concerts are really very good. more »

  fjessop514 wrote:

Santa Fe Talent Education is an amazing organization dedicated to music education for children. My child has been learning violin since age three (yes they start that young!) and the patience and kindness with which SFTE teachers guide young children... more »

  mdavidovich85 wrote:

Stages Theatre company provides many different resources and opportunities for adults and youth to explore theatre and the impact in their lives. Their unique focus in page to stage production and education programs emphasizes reading and literature... more »

  donham wrote:

What a great theatre and a community. While it has been parts of the Dallas arts community for year, only in the last several years has it taken off as it has. As the major theatre in Dallas went through transitions, Watertower got stronger. Creative... more »

  Anita F. wrote:

This is an AWESOME place for adults and children alike to learn about the Performing Arts. I have so much to say about this place & I can't say enough! During the summer between my 7th & 8th Grade year of school, I became involved with CTC. My life has... more »

  nansartstudio wrote:

Please look at our website to learn about our Covid-19 Pivot. We are proud of the community work we continue to do. Nan YoungExecutive Director more »

  majoranne wrote:

Jane's writing circles have encouraged and improved my writing, so my disjointed diary is now the start of a memoir manuscript, ready to be sent to agents. more »

  bergie6 wrote:

I volunteered to help after taking a couple of classes. The people involved were wonderful. Made me feel like I was part of a family. Found that they truly cared about their community and art. Made me feel like a was a big part of something huge.... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  vjones wrote:

I have volunteered with this festival for the past few years! I absolutely love how it changes from year to year. Definately NOT your typical arts festival. They have an entire tent dedicated to children with art projects and art lessons. Last year, there... more »

  111defenseman wrote:

I have been working with the Harker Heights band since 2007 with my 4th child currently in the band. The Harker Heights Band Booster Club have done an amazing job of helping to take care of most matters needed that does not require music degree. This... more »

  Katenola1 wrote:

My 23 year old daughter has been attending Project Free for 2 years. There she learned to paint, and sing as well as have daily social interactions. Additionally she gets 100% of the sale of her art as well as competition for singing in the band. Project... more »

  marky wrote:

This is one of the finest music and arts camps I have ever had the privilege of being a part of. It is an incubator for the arts patrons of tomorrow -- because without organizations that teach the arts to our kids, the arts will shrink away to nothing. more »

  DC Lozeau wrote:

I am an author with a recently published debut book. I was looking for an organization to help me in networking with fellow authors and writers in general, as I am fairly new to the Richmond, Va area and don't know many people. I was told about James... more »

  Strings-Parent wrote:

Thank you so much for making this life-changing weekend possible!  It meant so much to us to be able to perform on such a legendary stage and at an equally prestigious competition. In retrospect, Fischoff has definitely changed the way all... more »

  EHPC wrote:

I have gone to the shows produced by the FLCT...for 14 years. They are an amazing group of teachers and leaders. I have seen children make good friends and stay true to their convictions, to what I believe is an extremely wholesome environment. ... more »

  Linda Small wrote:

Berkshire Children's Chorus provides young, rural children with advanced musical training in choral works of the highest quality. But that doesn't begin to tell the story. Imagine children living in rural Massachusetts communities and despite the wonderful... more »

  TheTraceTaylor wrote:

An educational nonprofit that creates, produces, and delivers spherical hands-on, in-the-field learning experiences with real-world applications of technologies, in service of a mission to aid in the construction of Access where access is lacking. https://youtu.be/02ayMtPI2d0 more »

  tamicka wrote:

I really enjoyed my time in Uganda with Beacon of Hope. The staff is wonderful and the teaching project at the Kasala school was a great experience. The project is amazing and the kids are so much fun to work with. I really enjoyed doing the arts classes... more »

  Mandy H. wrote:

Portland Center Stage is an excellent theater company that produces fantastic work. The Armory Building is beautiful. If you can't catch a show, at least stop by to check out the building. more »

  720Franklin wrote:

As Executive Director of The Art Studio and a co-founder It is my intention to tell our incredible story. The Art Studio, Inc. is the only self supporting independent visual arts organization in Beaumont, Texas. The organization, Established in 1983,... more »

  Writer wrote:

ClaySpace is an incredible Ceramic Center.Classes, workshops, exhibits.The center is clean, has large work spaces and a gallery. ClaySpace offers all of the equipment needed; potter's wheels, gas kiln, electric kilns, glaze mixing, slab roller,... more »

  Vanessa B.1 wrote:

I volunteer and enjoy their multiple yearly events more »

  mikewilliamsen wrote:

Celebrating 25 years of placing and operating music and dance in schools for disadvantaged children. Over 150,000 children to date and many teaching jobs. more »

  bb2961 wrote:

I look forward to the 2014 Christmas concert schedule. The SA Brass concerts really set the tone for my holiday season! Their great sound and musical message for the holidays is encouraging. Thanks SA Brass! more »

  Thomine W. wrote:

San Diego Synergy Arts Network is a gift to our community. The level of commitment and consistent coverage of arts and culture events is one of the best I've witnessed in large metropolitan areas. The organization hosts and promotes a number of collaborative... more »

  aalbc wrote:

I'm a longtime supporter of this important organization. Literacy is a key to freedom and the Literary freedom Project has been handing those keys out for a long time. They deserve more of our support. more »

  Writer wrote:

Hello My name is Jesse Robinson Jr. I am a Swing University Alumni. I'm always excited to see what classes or concerts will be held at Jazz At Lincoln Cen. The staff is always very professional. Very inviting and always willing to help. I will be signing... more »

  Lelia Pendleton wrote:

This is a wonderful training experience for performance artists of all genres and ages. The Barn provides opportunities to share discoveries and gain from exposure to seasoned professionals who participate both as teachers and students. I have attended... more »

  ADOrdonez wrote:

The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (or NEMPAC as they are known) has been serving Boston and Charlestown with accessible and innovative arts programming for 20 years. They offer a large amount of scholarships to enable private instruction... 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 »

  KaleneM wrote:

The New Local is truly a gem of West Pearl Street. Not only can the public shop the diverse offerings of over 80 female artists, folks can participate in year-round art workshops. The main gallery, located in the historic Montgomery House, is brimming... more »

  singingdc wrote:

This was a wonderful organization that brought music to Washington, DC for more than 40 years. Unfortunately, due to mismanagement of funds, the chorale was forced to close in May 2009. Luckily, the dedicated volunteers rallied under a new conductor to... more »

  kollerjones wrote:

Love this place! Enough to spend twenty years watching it grow! more »

  plewispdx wrote:

This chorus, Bridge Town Sound, taught me to sing and perform, gave me many new friends, led to travel around the west, and allowed me to help educate students and the public about music and the barbershop style in particular. more »

  phillip wrote:

I have worked for CRC INC. for nearly 20-years and I'm very impressed in the manner in which the Executive Director, Mrs. Wilhelmina P. Johnson, has nearly single-handedly re-invigorated the African-American Community with a sense of pride in the City... more »

  P. Sirade wrote:

I enjoy being a board member at the Empowerment Through Arts Foundation and working by our president's side. Monica is a goal-oriented professional with excellent interpersonal skills that allow her to liaise efficiently with stakeholders at all business... more »

  TellaDatrufth wrote:

This organization and those people representing it claim to be "the leading authority" in musical theater dance, including the preservation, and reconstruction of master works by: Bob Fosse, Jerome Robbins, Agnes De Mille, etc... The Jerome Robbins... more »

  Derek D. wrote:

Provides excellent services to artists, teachers and Utah residents. The Utah Arts Alliance has two locations: 1. The Utah Center for Arts is located at 2191 South 300 West. The Center hosts art exhibits from renowned and emerging artists with over... more »

  urbanjeff wrote:

One of the most amazing organizations in the world, let alone Pittsburgh. more »

  stepineb wrote:

Four out of five of our kids have been a part of PYO over the last 8 years. (Our youngest only has about 5 more years until she’s old enough to join!) They have had amazing instructors who taught them not only to love and appreciate music but also taught... more »

  MAEfan wrote:

My two daughters attend Moving Arts (MAE) after school classes. Not only are the teachers talented and gifted, but most importantly they share their passion for learning with students. Both daughters started in gymnastics, then followed their individual... more »

  CeciliaBush wrote:

This is a life-changing group and a caring and professional organization.Highly recommend them in any project. more »

  kathy-paul wrote:

I have very fond memories of Fairytale Town as I spent a lot of fun times there with my children. I wish i had a similar place to play, explore and imagine where I grew up. more »

  jgazurian wrote:

I’ve been asked before, What does Baltimore Clayworks mean to you? Well, the short answer is, everything. I started taking classes there about eighteen years ago, and I remain a student, and dedicated to the place, it’s rich history, and it’s loving... 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 »

  mobileUser486366 wrote:

All Arts Academy provides participants an environment to develop their musical skills and enhance their cultural understanding. They engage the public through music festivals and performances and provide volunteer opportunities. more »

  artsylizz wrote:

After attending one of Penland's summer sessions, I am completely appalled by their operational staff. I claimed a physical limitation on my work study application, stating that I could only participate with a sedentary office position. They accepted... more »

To further art in the community and to encourage public appreciation, enthusiastic support and understanding of art, music, and... more »

American Festival for the Arts (AFA) was established in 1993 to provide high quality music education and performance opportunities... more »

Restore and preserve the 1838 peter augustus jay house, the 1907 carriage house and grounds for use as a center for public education... more »