Find Arts Education Nonprofits and Charities

  will ray wrote:

As a donor who works in the nonprofit sector, I have been so impressed by this organization's efficient, low-overhead, non-bureaucratic business practice that I have asked friends and professional associates to join me in supporting it. Success is measured... more »

  Michael K. wrote:

I am now, at age 60, on the Board of USITT and I have been a member since I was in my teens. It is an organization that has been a huge help to me as I have worked in the difficult but rewarding career of theater technology. We have as an organization... more »

  cata-fan wrote:

I find CATA's work to be very inspirational. To see the joy on the faces of their clients is an uplifting experience and I thorougly enjoy their ability to enhance the lives of these great young people with different abilities. more »

  Christer E. wrote:

The organisation made it possible for our delegation from Sweden to participate on the World Children's Festival with a creative activity. We got contact with two amazing host families who took care of everything during our visit during the festival days.... 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 »

  Amy A.2 wrote:

I was fortunate to be honored by the TLLCCF as one of the 2017 Early Childhood Teachers of the Year. The foundation staff was amazing, they provided an amazing trip to honor childcare teachers and the funds from the grant they provided have enhanced my... more »

  Rapunzel wrote:

These folks do alot with a little- always the sign of a great non-profit. Especially excel at community events. Arts-In-The-Heart of Augusta is a jewel of September every year. And they they took on monthly First Friday downtown when it looked as if it... more »

  Elizabeth64 wrote:

The Traveling Guitar Foundation is an amazing program. It brings music to the schools in a way that is unique and amazing. The concept and the delivery is amazing. Arts and music are being cut from programs. Music is something we must keep in the schools.... 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 »

  alejandra wrote:

I love multi-arts. It remind us, that inside all of us, there is a child that is an artist. The creativity in the institution keeps children, board, teachers, volunteers and public in alive. It is pure creative power.. it is innovation.. originality more »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

I first discovered this NGO during my gap year in 2009. The foundation has such an impressive model, not only are they providing education to the students at the school, but they have numerous initiatives that help further break down barriers so that... more »

  ryan5 wrote:

Ecosa was a great learning environment for me. I knew I needed to learn more about sustainable design in-between undergraduate and graduate school, and this was the perfect fit for me. I am certain that the studio project was a big reason on why I was... more »

  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 »

  Lisa_N wrote:

Like many people, I am shocked and saddened by the recent escalation of hatred and violence in our country. Attacks on people of color. Attacks on friends in the LGBTQ community. Attacks on immigrants and refugees. On Muslims. On Jews. On Women. I hear... more »

  hbest816 wrote:

My experience with ArtWorks has been wonderful. The organization is a great chance for kids to express their feelings and emotionals through Art and Music. Being a part of the ArtWorks family has been important to me. I love seeing the kids showcase... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an incredible organization! Great plays, musicals, plus an art studio and a bunch of educational programs—including ones for kids with autism and other special needs. more »

  lisa57 wrote:

We LOVE EXCL!!! My department (in the Boston Public Schools) has taken advantage of this amazing recycling center to provide everything from desks, tables, chairs, filing cabinets, paper, carpet, cardboard boxes, business cards, labels, name badges,... more »

  meartist wrote:

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

  rclemente wrote:

Ruckus Roots is doing AMAZING things with kids in classrooms that our schools systems simpy can't do on their own. The RR team brings art education and skill building, environmentalism and activism, and critical lessons in team work and team building... more »

  Therese F. wrote:

As a teacher, I have found FOSOTA extremely helpful with supplying the talents I lack as a teacher...writing grants. I have written ideas for three grants this year and FOSOTA grant writer has polished them. I have also truly appreciated the management... more »

  Mary B wrote:

I have photographed many reDiscover events. Their creative reuse of 'trash' really inspires people. Their programs for kids are always educational, whether it is a 2 hour field trip or a 1/2 project at the farmers market. more »

  flamenca29 wrote:

I had discovered Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre one year and a half ago. Since then I had gone to most of the shows and performances all over New Jersey and each time had enjoyed a different show not only rich in dances but also including a rich mix... more »

  colberpl wrote:

I started at the school in 1966 when I was 9 years old. I was fortunate to have lived down the street from the school. This started a relationship with my parents and the community that lasts to this day. I recently returned to the school to Volunteer... more »

  mobileUser434037 wrote:

Artefactus is a great cultural project for children and adults. Is wonderful to have a non profit organization like this in Miami. more »