Find Arts Services 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 »

  pbellenoit wrote:

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

  andrea2 wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

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

  tiltmedia wrote:

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

  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 »

  Henock K. wrote:

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

  pamelaclay wrote:

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

  LoriFusaro wrote:

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

  avukovits wrote:

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

  caroline31 wrote:

I had the honor of working with Kids & Art for the period during its inception. My time with Kids & Art was a defining and rewarding period in my life. It was extremely touching seeing the artists and children work so closely together. They shared a creative... more »

  mahackett wrote:

I have observed the program in several classrooms and I saw that the children had learned so much in such a short time. It is amazing at how they listen, pay attention and respond so well to the directions of what is expected of them. The children are... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... more »

  Writer wrote:

The ultimate cultural exchange experience. With it's platform for dance service on the domestic and international scale, Movement Exchange is changing so many lives. When I was the chapter president at Indiana University, I found no experience to be more... more »

  ReneS wrote:

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

  Ian Dogole wrote:

I have been a very active volunteer for Bread & Roses for more than five years, performing on average about one show per month. I have visited juvenile halls, jails, drug & alcohol rehab facilities, facilities for youth with learning disabilities and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Luna is a bright light in the Bay Area art education landscape. Just walking into their Berkeley Marina studio uplifts the spirit. Luna's professional staff, dance artists and instructors, offer top quality, playful and kinesthetically engaging... more »

  farydoll wrote:

This is such an amazing charity. The art's always need support. But this charity supports art and health bringing happiness and expression to children in need. more »

  celeste1 wrote:

The community service provided by this group is greater than any other arts organization I have ever seen. Their desire to expose people to the arts and gain support for the arts is evident by all the workshops and programs they offer throughout the... more »

  Cheryl Lawson wrote:

I first learned about TheACY in 2008 just after I lost my father. As an adult the loss was difficult for me, but there was the part of me that was relieved his suffering was over. At his funeral, one of our young cousins who knew my father as a grandfather,... 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 »

  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 »

  NickGeorge wrote:

There is so much potential for an organization like this in our community! Let’s get to work! 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 »

  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 »

  nancy3 wrote:

The Heidelberg project shows how art can make a difference. The engery of the volunteers and the creativity of the project I always find inspiring. 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 »

  myvote11 wrote:

Piece by Piece significantly and meaningfully impacts so many while adding beauty to our communities. more »

  sharon1 wrote:

"Children learn through Play" I love this quote. I think there is so much pressure in society for children to grow-up. Remember when the best part of being a child was playing. DrawBridge let's children play. Specifically, they provide homeless children... 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 »

  development-consultant wrote:

My daughter has been attending classes and camps at CREATE for years. She has learned so much--they really work on technique. At the same time, it is a warm and nurturing environment. I am so impressed with the staff--who really nurture creativity.... more »

  Natalie R.2 wrote:

Story Tapestries, founded by Arianna Ross 10 years ago has reached out to over 840,000 individuals! I was lucky enough to attend several of their performers/educators workshops. At an Amplify US event I heard both youth and adults tell their stories.... more »

  amy2 wrote:

There are many wonderful reasons why you should bring your child to SpectorDance. SpectorDance offers world class ballet instruction in a state of the art studio. My daughter has blossomed with self-confidence, self-discipline, grace and poise. She... more »

  Cathy R. wrote:

The Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable Trust mision is to assist in lifting our voices against illiteracy, providing foster care for seniors, and putting an end to poverty, domestic violence, hunger, racism, child abuse, and homelessness in southeastern... 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 »

  JenSwan wrote:

Founded in 1964, California Poets in the Schools is one of the largest literary artists-in-residence programs in the nation. We encourage students throughout California to recognize and celebrate their creativity, intuition, and intellectual curiosity... more »

  Writer wrote:

Any thing I have purchased, or any donation I have made for the the completion of a project, has been used for its intended purpose. I feel highly confident that the K9 Hero Portrait Project is a nonprofit that can be trusted to follow their mission... more »

  mgunter211 wrote:

Pianos for Peace is one of my very favorite nonprofit organizations to partner with Sharon Forks Library. Having a donated piano for our local high school National Art Honor Society students paint and present to the community to play brings many people... more »

  amitava wrote:

DSH keeps me informed of upcoming performances, reviews, workshops, and other dance related activities in Houston and surrounding areas. It provides me with opportunities for business as well as my long term personal project to document dance in Texas,... more »

  christina2 wrote:

I started volunteering with EMTAH in the summer of 2009. After reading Venturing Together, William Rossi's book describing his teaching approach, I became extremely interested in the program. As I spent time helping out with administrative aspects of... more »

  Desiree O. wrote:

LSYC isn't just a choir, it is a community. The ways that my daughter is growing and learning as a part of LSYC are priceless and beyond calculation. She is stronger, braver, more confident and more musically accomplished than I ever thought she could... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a witness in the community to the recent work HAPPI did in Greece with Syrian refugees, I was struck by the relief on the faces of the people served, young and old. I am happy this kind of mental health services exists as it so deeply needed in so... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was an assistant art teacher at Arts in Action for two years and loved every minute of it. It is a very special program, different from other art classes you generally find for children. Angela Tripi-Weiss has created a beautiful way to teach children... more »

  dmdancemom wrote:

WCDW delivers high energy, professional performances from 4 teams, representing young teens, emerging professionals, litugical and professional. These performers train year round to bring dance to the community. Performing at various venues, they... 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 »

  lanib wrote:

As a community member, I really appreciate the oppurtunity that YAC gives me to participate, enjoy, and support the work of local youth. I've been to every Video Vangaurd's event over the last two years - and I would not have traded a minute of it for... more »

  JoeHFM wrote:

Hope for Miami passed out 10,000 pounds of food to the community in need. This was done by an overwhelming support by Hope for Miami's volunteers and staff. Then the following month they had a huge back to school even where they distributed over... more »

  heartsgrace wrote:

Initially I was on the committee to locate the site of the Blue Deer Center. I selfishly wanted it to be in the Southeast, near my home. I was later gifted the funds to attend a class with Eliot Cowan . I flew to Albany, then shared a rental car with... more »

  Laurie M.3 wrote:

Adrienne is not only an amazing artist she also cares deeply about the marginalized in our community. That caring is reflected in her work. I look forward to what she creates next. 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 »

  bbceres wrote:

CounterPULSE is a very important and supportive place for artists. * The informative, challenging and nuturing landscape at CounterPULSE gave way to a highly experimental platform for my artwork. * I felt deeply respected as an artist and the feedback... more »

  dennisgnextcomcom wrote:

Through mime, Eppic is able to reach all people regardless of language spoken, education, geography or ethnicity. Their messages are compelling, emotional and life changing; truly a difference maker in a fallen world that needs love and basic truth. more »

  Belinda wrote:

I have personally seen the pride and enthusiam the elders with whom Theresa works with show. They are so proud of the artwork they produce. The art related field trips that Theresa takes the elders on to are invaluable to opening their world to new experiences.... 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 »

  apollo wrote:

I sought WALA's help when I had a confusing tax question regarding my art business income. WALA responded quickly with a lawyer who went above and beyond to provide the right advice for an outcome that was successful and satisfactory to all. I consider... more »

  ycrf wrote:

SHF has been an amazing foundation which has helped many people struggling with the effects of cancer more »

  cynthia.l.jones wrote:

Fractured Atlas is not a good charity. It is simply a venue that collects monthly fees for its staff and then denies the very service it suggest fiscal sponsorship. We are group of blind individuals who paid a $95 membership fee and requested fiscal sponsor... more »

  mkoford wrote:

As a Senior who was not able to progress in developing my passion for artistic expression until I moved to the Bay Area at the age of 75, I was delighted to discover the quality of basic instruction in drawing and painting skills that I had sought unsuccessfully... more »

  hello wrote:

Good org that deserves support! Alot of potential there to be mined with the help of more donors and support team. Interesting art oriented programs aimed toward education and young people. more »

  chandani wrote:

Before I went to starting artists, I believed that I was not an artistic person. I wrote and I read and I did my schoolwork, but i didn't draw or paint, or create visual art. Starting Artists brought me out of the mental box that i had created for myself.... more »

  Azra_Tabak wrote:

Colorstry is a multitude of things: Experiences gained, hours served, artistic outlets used and new friendships created are integral parts of Colorstry and its mission "to use the arts to serve our community by providing resources to create, hosting events... more »

  Farah T. wrote:

Just like moons and like suns, With the certainty of tides, Just like hopes springing high, Still I'll rise. Out of the huts of history's shame, I rise. Up from a past that's rooted in pain, I rise. I'm a black ocean, leaping... more »

  GreatShepherd wrote:

reviewing a little about the NGO, it really is a joy to see that they work for the people they need. more »

  Tammy Kim wrote:

I just recently graduated and needed to find an artist community and a space to work in. Root Division was a place that provided both. It also provided teaching experience, which I don't think I would have otherwise had. It's been really great, I've... 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 »

  irina1 wrote:

The BEST organization, plays the most vital role in the lives of the ones who need it - immigrant artist women. EWI helps those women find and use their talent, promote them, give them direction and inspiration! EWI is also a wonderful source of business... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  ireneminkoff wrote:

Cityarts is a special organization. What I love best about it is how personal and connected we remain to the youth even as we grow and expand outward. The youth we work with become exposed to positive experiences with the arts that they can take with... more »

  Penny A. wrote:

Working with the El Segundo Concert Band has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had in a long time. The dedication of the entire organization to ensure that instrumental music remains in our schools is unwavering. Our students are privileged... more »

  Lindsay c wrote:

The Boys & Girls Club is just awesome. There are so many kids that come to the Club, and they are very well organized. They offer many activities and are always looking for ways to get the community involved. The Club is so full of life and joy it was... more »

  zombie101 wrote:

What fun and creativity was experienced with the Zombie Crawl. This event starts with volunteers, of LOLA, in Land’O Lakes, WI. Hours of planning, decorating, T-shirt sales and costume ideas fill our days. The whole community benefits from this... more »

  amy3 wrote:

As a member of Americans for the Arts, the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville relies upon AFTA's myriad of services in order to serve our local community at the highest of levels. Just one example of the leadership and direct service provided is... more »

  pi_dream wrote:

It's one of a truly altruist organization that I've the privileged to serve as a board member. The organization stays true to it's mission and offer programs that connects with real people working in the creative field. Beyond the wonderful work, this... more »

  carol o wrote:

I have Attended 6 Artposiums. I don't think I can pick a favorite. We have explored the topics Rivers, Mapping, Humor, Land Use, Sex, and Food. The presenters in depth experience with the topic and the inter-active nature of the Artposium is so inspiring... more »

  Honestree628 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of observing A Frame of Mind's creator, Lyndsay Rose, teaching in a classroom setting and a one-on-one setting. Her passion for helping each student find their voice and confidence through the creative process is remarkable. The... more »

  mcninkasi wrote:

I have learned more about art and the creative process by being involved with the Community Artists' Collective. The organization is exerting a positive influence in our community by beautifying the city, building self esteem among all and reaching out... more »

  KatS44 wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Rev. Sue Ann and Kathryn for almost 16 years. They have been wonderful! Making sure our residents have their spiritual needs met no matter what their religious background. Rev Sue Ann has come in monthly for services... more »

  Peter30 wrote:

Woodland Pattern is a fixture of the Riverwest Neighborhood in MIlwaukee, WI. Beyond being the biggest collection of zines/small press in the country (world?), they also host community events like the info session I attended for Solar Riverwest, which... more »

  zootsuitbeatnick wrote:

When the venue where I had been presenting poetry on the 1st Friday of every month went belly up and I needed a new place, NNWAC stepped up and offered me space at no cost. I didn't even miss one 1st Friday show. That's more than just community, that's... more »

  Jodi O.2 wrote:

I had never participated in community art programs before, although my former hometown had 2 great programs that were very successful and well respected. Then, I moved to Red River County, and met Laura Dial, who persuaded me to just TRY one show, with... more »

  anreh wrote:

I co-founded American Center of Philippine Arts. If not for OACC, we wouldn't have the space or the resources to bring Philippine cultural dance and music to East Bay youth. The staff are energetic and loving individuals who are truly passionate about... more »

  Kelly150 wrote:

Beware for those who plan on putting their disabled household member at this day program. They are all about money! I seen a lot of staff members come and go. Job coaches keep getting changed out without any warning. Same with case managers. I had a hard... more »

  toqgoR-hepvi6-cimwuz wrote:

My daughter attended the science camp and she loved it so much! more »

  jseagrave wrote:

Our company, Rocket21, has been a sponsor and donor to West Coast Songwriters Association for the better part of a decade. We have collaborated on scholarship programs to identify deserving youth songwriters and musicians for invitation to the WCS Annual... more »

  rio1 wrote:

Since I was a young child I have been attending exhibits, classes, and events at SomArts. There is no where better in the city to get sense of the diversity that San Francisco has to offer than by going to a few events in their building. As an adult,... more »

  tralfamadore wrote:

As a musician who is relatively new to working within the realm of new chamber music, ACF-LA has already proven very helpful at connecting me with other composers and ensembles in my local area and allowing me to learn from them. I look forward to seeing... more »

  321lauralei123 wrote:

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

  Tallykelly wrote:

LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts is a non-profit arts center which has been serving Tallahassee and the region since 1963. LeMoyne offers art exhibition all year round in a professional setting which draws in the art community to appreciate the visual... more »

  Isabella F. wrote:

The La Jolla Athenaeum is an amazing library. There are many great art books that you can check out and the library puts on various art openings and events. I have volunteered at the Athenaeum for three years and the experience has been very rewarding.... 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 »

  concern wrote:

As a former board member at The Alpha Workshops I felt a great responsibility to the segment of society we were supposed to be supporting. Negative reports filed by individuals, design professionals, and New York state fund contributors have been a thorn... more »

  lmrawls wrote:

Awesome experience with my very own personal growth participating in two of their production plays. I recommend any parent or child who wants to branch out into theatricals to reach out to TSC ! more »

  DeniseBC wrote:

This is a great organization that I love being involved with. It's very rewarding to see young people grow and succeed. The student bands help teach teamwork, and students learn to write their own music and perform proudly on stage. I know that Rock to... 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 »

  smiley wrote:

My husband is a musician, who was lucky enough to be on my health insurance policy when he was diagnosed with cancer. His bills were over a million dollars, but insurance covered most everything. We have lots of friends, his bandmates, other peers in... more »

  Ginny20 wrote:

I brought my family to one of their Community Outreach fundraising events, we all had a wonderful time! Very well organized and enjoyable. They do a great job supporting arts in the community for area kids. Love this place! more »

  eddiewdg wrote:

I first was involved with CERF+ when Hurricane Katrina's storm surge busted New Orleans' levees. CERF+ provided not only funds to help our craft community recover, but grew another leg due to the organizations determination to respond even more powerfully... more »

  ariana_terrence wrote:

Precita Eyes is a great place to learn about the murals in the Mission District. Do yourself a favor and pick up a mural map for $5 at their center and guide yourself through the Mission with some spectacular public art. Precita Eyes itself is also a... more »

  daskin wrote:

Circle of Care contracted me to write a grant proposal for them and never paid me for the service. I notified the Executive Director, Joan Raderman, of the amount that I charge and she agreed. I prepared the 32 page grant to the best of my ability, which... more »

  1brenda wrote:

I wanted to start off by saying how much I love going to musicals! I have loved it since I was a kid, and have taken my kids to many musical shows throughout the years!I can't say enough about STAR Repertory Theatre! STAR is a non-profit community... more »

  Carol VB wrote:

For over 6 years I have supported the Arts and Business Council of Sacramento. As a business owner i am convinced that the Arts promote creativity within the business community thus insuring success and profitability. Bringing business and arts together... more »

  Wendy26 wrote:

I have personally watched the growth and healing of many of the Veterans and family members who have walked in the door. The successes are many. more »

  heytherelilguy218 wrote:

Materials for the Arts has provided my organization with the items we needed to hold a great event and support our non-profit. As well as giving us the opportunity to hold a great event that brought our audience and our donors together, we made some really... more »

  hilarybee wrote:

I had the most wonderful experience with Women's Studio Workshop as an arts administration intern from 2007-2008. I learned so much about how a non-profit functions, from attending weekly staff meetings, to building on an amazing database of artists... more »

  dhenna wrote:

In the 1980s my wife and I were both heavily involved in the arts scene in Saint Paul, MN in several ways. I first learned of Artspace through her job with the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council and discovered an organization that was transforming warehouse... more »

  PegMM wrote:

I am elated to be a Board member for this Dance Scholarship project. I HOPE IT WILL RUN long after I am gone! Check out the calendar previews. Each photographer and famous dancer gave their time to our project. Please stay tuned for more exciting... 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 »

  mobileUser776759 wrote:

The bIRch House is the only local organization that I know of that specifically serves childhood sexual abuse survivors specifically. So many services are for sexual assault survivors or victims of rape, while there is overlap none address the needs or... more »

  bchjane wrote:

River Art Works is a nonprofit with a goal to provide continued support to aspiring and professional artists. The goals are huge and include community support in the way of revitalization and workforce development. 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 »

  Mary wrote:

Poets & Writers provides inspiration, opportunity, and practical advice for poets and writers. They leverage multiple media to reach out and unfold the world of what is available at the highest level of literary endeavor to those who pursue the lonely... more »

  yeafrog.org wrote:

Creative Junk Therapy is a fantastic space to unleash your creativity. The guidance and encouragement from the instructors create a welcoming environment for everyone. I have formed many new friendships while volunteering with this organization. CJT provides... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Sarah_D2 wrote:

On #GivingTuesday I supported the Chicago Artists Coalition, a nonprofit dedicated to providing vital support and education to emerging artists, curators, educators, patrons and creative thinkers.This picture was taken at my first exhibition... more »

  Shaylene Suhr S. wrote:

This group has consistently provided wonderful social events and entertainment for Crete. I can't wait to see the Arts Council get the Isis Theatre reopened. In its absence, the outdoor cinema provides a fun way to see a movie now and then without driving... more »

  Mac102014 wrote:

Careful giving to this once great charity. Elaborate spending on administrative cost has led this autocratic management to lose its original mission. Top management is marginally qualified and highly compensated. Spending on salaries, housing and perks... more »

  hthmemphis901 wrote:

Heal the Hood Foundation is known for it's ability to transform the culture through the arts. HTH is a leading organization in Memphis that has serviced over 500,000 children since 2005 until now. In the midst of all the programs that Heal the Hood Foundation... more »

  vkspiro wrote:

An independent 501c3, the Associates of the Boston Public Library is dedicated to cataloguing, conserving and digitizing the Library's Special Collections. These extraordinary holdings include such irreplaceable treasures as President John Adams's personal... more »

  Jess4201 wrote:

This organization is purely FRAUD!! DO NOT sign up with this organization. We as parents were lied to and told that this non-profit would benefit both us and our children in raising funds for activities such as dance, sports or school events. I worked... more »

  navywife wrote:

My husband is active duty navy and we had to endure 2 consecutive deployments in 18 months. When we found out about this program, it was a wonderful opportunity to have photos of our family sent to him while he was gone, as well as for out children to... more »

  Chayito wrote:

The Dance Umbrella has brought many Dance forms and Arts disciplines together in collaboration through awesome projects Bill Louis is bringing the dance community together beautifully with local projects . Amazingly this has brought together Artist that... 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 »

  LaFollette wrote:

When Pittsburgh artist and activist Tavia La Follette of Shadyside traveled to Egypt in August 2010 for an artist-in-residence program, she had no idea that the revolution that would overthrow President Hosni Mubarak would soon unfold. Wanting to complete... more »

  jhgdancer wrote:

Joan Meyers Brown and The Philadelphia Dance Company make an important contribution to preserving African American heritage and culture. The choreography is superb; the technique sound and the inspiration they provide is beyond compare. They join the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Totally confused why a charity trying to increase contributions would use a geometric sans serif on their web forms (Avant Garde, or some look-alike). So damn difficult to confirm that what I typed was what I meant to type. Perhaps a humanist san serif... 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 »

  groovehoops wrote:

http://participatorysafety.org/Established in 2015, Participatory Safety Inc. is a small, New York Based Not for Profit that believes; creativity is everywhere and everyone is an artist. We seek to demystify the tricky business of creativity by revealing... 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 »

  tommyd wrote:

This organization provides essential performance opportunities and programming in the South Bronx. Courageous programs and outstanding artists make the organization stand out. Its target audiences are those most in need of vibrant and excellent storytelling.... more »

  gadams wrote:

My patients have long hard days of therapy and pain management due to strokes, accidents, and surgery recovery. When Hearth and Soul offers to come in, they bring great energy and talent to cheer them up. They are very talented, friendly, and every aspect... 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 »

  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 »

  mrodriguez wrote:

Been with Blossom since its founding and I know the passionate, caring nature of all the volunteers who make its work possible. Together we have done great things through youth and family volunteer programs. more »

  Katie wrote:

I think they are a great organization with a great cause. They are trying to get the arts taken more seriously and as a necessary tool in education and development in communities in Africa and elsewhere. It's a cause worth supporting because I love the... more »

  jknox wrote:

I became aware of Tidewater Arts Outreach while attending their fundraising event the Sea Level Singer Songwriter Festival. As much fun as the festival was, as great as the promotion of local musicians is as a resource to promote, the discovery of the... more »

  micro-museum wrote:

A diverse and innovative art organization that hosts art exhibits and events at Micro Musuem. Always interesting and sometime really really fun. more »

  HippyChicKim wrote:

Love this charity - it not only involves lifting people up and helping them overcome homelessness, but ART! I can't say enough good things about Hart Gallery other than you can't go wrong by making a donation (or better yet - make it a monthly). more »

  Bill Cotton wrote:

I have been involved with TBA Theatre for probably 10 years. I drove my kids to participate in plays there and eventually acted in several myself. I have also been a stage manager in several shows and have made a donation to TBA for several years. TBA... more »

  melvin.hardy wrote:

CulturalDC is an important arts, culture, and humanities institution in greater Washington, DC metropolitan area. Its programs in the experimental visual arts is amongst the more highly regarded in the area with emerging and mid-career artists getting... more »

  spwilson wrote:

As a new pastelist new to this area I was thrilled to find a group to become a member of that meets regularly with encouraging advise and information. After only a couple of meetings I learned of juried and group shows in the area that I have had work... more »

  astoia wrote:

Loved joining one of their free local art classes this weekend. All supplies were provided and the instructor broke down the steps so it was easy to follow along. I feel like I gained some skills by the end! more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been blessed to be part of several activities that have truly demonstrated the simplified mission statement of “It’s all about the smiles.”  The Smile Experience at the Fulton Quarter Midget Track is one of these activities. From... more »

  DeboraD wrote:

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

  clifflund wrote:

This is a fine organization dedicated to providing support to Minnesota Community theatres by annually providing an outlet for peer review and providing a setting for any theastre to show its wares. In odd numbered years a one hour play festival is sponsored... more »

  Lisa613 wrote:

I have been working with CAA for a few years now - what I love most about it are the people. I've met some wonderful, creative and talented men and women who have become friends and colleagues. Supporting local artists and bringing more art and creative... more »

  art337kd wrote:

The Thank You Walt Disney, Inc. organization is preserving and restoring Walt Disney's original animation studio in the midtown area of Kansas City, Missouri. The studio building had been condemned by the city and the group has purchased the building,... more »

  Music National Service wrote:

I’ll never forget the day I walked upstairs to the roof of our building, the starts and stops of new musicians exploring instruments floating down the stairwell. As I entered that…cavernous, garage-like storage room, I was stunned. Here was... 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 »

The old creamery theatre company's mission is to create a tradition of high-quality, live professional theatre among the people... more »

League of artisans inc. Function is to support, preserve and promote the indigenous art form of india, particularly those of tribal... more »

NEFA's mission is to support the movement of people, ideas, and resources in the arts within New England and beyond, make vital... more »

To increase access to cultural information relating to new mexico. This includes crafts, language, and folkways as well as literary,... more »

Membership in the League is comprised of Active, Associate, International Affiliates and Honorary members engaged in creative... more »

The city lights foundation fosters an active engagement with books and literary culture. Our programs, publications, and organizational... more »

Performing art to deaf & hard of hearing more »

Membership in the League is comprised of Active, Associate, International Affiliates and Honorary members engaged in creative... more »

Providing studio space, materials, and guidance to artists with autism is at the heart of what we do. Most of the art you see... more »

Membership in the League is comprised of Active, Associate, International Affiliates and Honorary members engaged in creative... more »