Find Visual Arts Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  G2web wrote:

I am a volunteer & adviser for this great non profit For Love and Art. My company donates hosting and provides ongoing maintenance for the website www.forloveandart.org. We also volunteer our time to consult with FLA to become more visible online &... more »

  kkmcaninch wrote:

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

  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 »

  abbief wrote:

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

  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 »

  ReneS wrote:

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

  Laurey M. wrote:

Cameras For Kids was founded by a dear friend of mine who wanted to share her passion with photography with at risk kids. Betsey learned herself that photography opened her heart and mind to the possibilities around her; she wanted the at risk children... more »

  Juanprieto wrote:

Mission 22 has helped out in so many ways. From informing me how many veterans take their lives on a daily basis to what programs are out there for our veterans. I myself am a Marine combat veteran who suffers from PTSD. So i know what these veterans... more »

  Bonnie68 wrote:

Plastic Ocean Project, Inc (POP) started in 2008 as a graduate student thesis project in Wilmington, NC. After traveling nearly 10,000 nm and witnessing the proliferation of plastic in some of the most remote places on the planet, a small group of volunteers... more »

  kraymax wrote:

When my adult son came to live with me I began a frantic search for something he could do as an artistic outlet. I was delighted to find The Awakenings Project just 45 minutes away and we began to take Peter to the studio and to their wonderful art shows.... more »

  feria-maestro wrote:

I have seen the difference this non-profit organization has made in the lives of Mexican artist's families throughout Mexico. Artists attend the show at no cost to them and are housed with local residents for the 3-day show. Cross cultural bonds are formed,... more »

  JT Fan wrote:

Our family has been touched by a number of different facets of CSMA. Initially, my husband wanted to find a couple of musicians to play in a trio. He contacted CSMA and was placed with two others and a teacher. From that beginning, our two children... more »

  halisus wrote:

Little Theatre of Walla Walla is one of the best things that's every happened in my life. Not only is the organization a continual source for engagement in the arts, but I've also found a family there. 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 »

  Writer wrote:

My first experience with the Menil was several years ago when I was asked by a friend to attend one of their events. Everyone was so welcoming and I had a blast. Since then, I have made a point to visit the museum as often as I can. The campus is beautiful... more »

  DMM1 wrote:

Awesomeness oozes from this place! But, Ideaworks is not just a place... but a community of people sharing their knowledge, and inspiring others. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Margaret L. wrote:

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

  Esther Chae wrote:

BOMB is an insightful art magazine that I was thrilled to write for as they covered international filmmaker extraordinaire Korean filmmaker PARK Chanwook in depth to expose and share with the American audience. BOMB is always about the genuine core of... 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 »

  NayaQueen wrote:

They are wonderful role models for the youth in our community. They inspire teens to showcase their attributes and grow into successful young adults. They give our community hope! more »

  Megz6688 wrote:

I was blessed 6 years ago with the opportunity to join the committee for the Art & Sole 5K which is one of the two major fundraisers for the NAH. This year, I became a member of the Core Committee and volunteered with their other fundraiser, Taste of... more »

  Paul137 wrote:

The Naples Art Association is a well known and treasured institution that has contributed immeasurably to artists success and served the public well by bringing art and artists to our attention. more »

  herman.fritz wrote:

Long running art festival in Northport, AL. Beloved by art lovers, families, artists and kids. Great way to engender love of art in younsters. I volunteer in Kentuck for KIds more »

  Patricia Uchello wrote:

Hi, my name is Patricia Uchello, and I am a member of the Art League Board. I make this organization my main volunteer focus because it is so very well-run and efficient with its resources. The programming at the Art League cannot be matched by much bigger... more »

  Adarsh wrote:

I heard about Transcultural Exchange through one of my friends who said he was going to volunteer for this exciting organization. Upon doing some research and meeting Mary Sherman, the Founder/Director, I was completely sold to its positive vibe, its... more »

  judy wrote:

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

  jdbell54 wrote:

I have known Adam for several years and have attended 4 or 5 critical exposure (CE) gallery/auction type events hosted by CE. The organizations work is certainly a worthy cause - helping to educate the public about the conditions of our school system... more »

  LieslSpitz wrote:

I began my relationship with MMAP as a junior undergrad. I currently volunteer as a classroom assistant for HEArt and a drama instructor for HHH. I have always been amazed and honored at the level of responsibility that program directors have given me.... more »

  rachel-f wrote:

My children have attended Youth Programs at Gage over the past decade, including their free drop-in Teen Art Studios. The programs are well taught, well organized and provide real educational value. In fact, the teaching artists at Gage are incredible!... more »

  Laurie45 wrote:

I love how Create Peace Project channels the wild enthusiasm of young people into high quality imagery that adds to the possibility of peace in their schools, their community and their world. The programs light up the hope and imagination of students,... more »

  dhenrich wrote:

We have been partnering with Nate and ROX35 Media on a Chinese web comic. I highly value the work they do. Dan Henrich, Communication Resources International, a division of Handclasp International, Inc. 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 »

  johnchamberlingmailcom wrote:

I love the atmosphere--informal, friendly and helpful. The selection of art is great and the courses are very interesting. The exhibitions are professionally presented and have sufficient variety to keep me coming back. 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 »

  AleeaSlappy wrote:

BuildaBridge is a phenomenal organization with a true commitment to changing lives. I began my work with BuildaBridge in 2008 as an intern. During that time I was so impressed with the leadership and their commitment to developing a learning organization... more »

  Lin M. wrote:

A single art program offered through A Window Between Worlds changes lives. I know, because I am forever changed as a result of a simple exercise offered during a board meeting 10 years ago! I am a survivor of both childhood violence and as a married... more »

  ceo4onyx04 wrote:

As CEO of this great organization, I have seen first hand how we are making a difference in people's lives. We have provided opportunities for artists ( actors, dancers, singers, musicians, etc.) of all age groups to develop their artistic abilities.... more »

  veroa wrote:

Many people think that art and cultural experiences are only for those who can afford them. And sometimes, some communities don't have access to these nearby. Artrain's mission is to bring these experiences to every community. The exhibits are mobile... more »

  ivettegmejia wrote:

Afrikin Art is amazing, they showcase the talent of their community and bring a diverse group of people together. Alfonso brings so much love to his work and you could resonate with that. I appreciate Afrikin for allowing me to display my work... more »

  Joseph B.3 wrote:

Before I joined the organization as a staffer, I was just a huge fan of this unique and compelling public space, something unlike anything else I'd experienced with artworks. When you're looking for an outdoor adventure you can do solo, or with friends... 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 »

  Carlos R. wrote:

I've attended several performances of the Balch Springs Visual and Performing Arts Alliance. They work with local youth to teach them theatre and singing skills. Some of these youth had never been onstage before or in front of an audience. Participating... more »

  marsha1 wrote:

The staff of this organization seems extremely committed and passionate about the work they do and the clients they serve. This attitude easily translates to their volunteers, as it is evident in the longevity of their tenure and in their enthusiasm... more »

  Potteryguy wrote:

The Friends of the Visual Arts is an amazing volunteer organization who has single handedly ensured that a community arts center remains in operation in Salem, OR more »

  johnniewalden wrote:

Wonderful nonprofit that has shifted to be inclusive to all. The programs are affordable and their mission is obvious. more »

  theater8 wrote:

MMAS is a community that not only promotes and fosters the arts through its diverse group of artists, actors, directors, musicians and volunteers, but is a pro-active networking link between local artisans and other artists groups. Through its many different... more »

  AWAEPA wrote:

Lots of people on the spectrum enjoy drawing, including my son. He's been drawing since he could hold a pencil and continues to do so as a young adult. He's a founding member of AWA and has participated in various art exhibits, sales, fundraisers, classes,... more »

  Brendan Alexander wrote:

I always look forward to an opportunity to visit the Arlington Arts Center (AAC). It is one of my favorite arts spaces in Arlington. I have gotten to know the AAC in large part through my work with Arlington Sister City Association. More recently AAC... more »

  JackieBlue wrote:

NEXT.cc provides valuable tools for teachers and students that help student LEARN about over 250 different topics! Each subject area includes an introduction, terminology, activities, references to additional information, and a chance to test what's... 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 »

  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 »

  Clement S. wrote:

The San Pedro River Arts Council is a wonderful asset to our community and provides a much-needed boost to the local art scene. Not only do they work with local artists to arrange shows and displays of artwork but they also strive to keep art education... more »

  kate2 wrote:

We are blessed to have such a great cultural institution in the heart of downtown Raleigh. I've lived in major cities (San Francisco most recently) and never have I seen a place that draws a city's entire arts community together like Artspace. Well done! more »

  haleyh wrote:

I was fortunate enough to be located next to the No Evil Project at an outdoor festival the year they began this wonderful work. I was staffing a table for the Worcester Women's History Project (another terrific local non-profit) leading interactive... more »

  leannebp wrote:

As a founder for RBA, I am remarkably proud of where we have come in such a short time in one of the worst economies of our time. RBA is approaching its beginning its 5th year of operation and have overcome lots to still be here with a dedicated mission... more »

  adapenatretter wrote:

It is my pleasure to endorse RxArt on the Great Nonprofits website. RxArt is a wonderful nonprofit organization working to pair artists with hospital environments, because they know that art heals. RxArt came highly recommended, and while the... more »

  jblaynepaul wrote:

Hopewell Valley Arts Council has been a vital resource for artists- as well as the greater community - since its inception. As an artist, I have had the opportunity to participate in many ways including public art projects, group exhibitions, workshops,... more »

  PrettyGirlPainting wrote:

Arte Libre was able to step into an important community role during the Covid-19 crisis, by providing Free Art Kits and materials to Youth in need during quarantine. They are continuing to come up with creative solutions to still be able to create community... 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 »

  Dan wrote:

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

  jcolarusso wrote:

This was truly one of the most amazing experiences! The war paint project created such an amazing gift for my daughter. The painting and gifts were such a beautiful touching surprise for her. She deals with so much medically and physically, that something... more »

  joyfullybea wrote:

I am writing this because I think people should be warned. VisArts is a poorly run organization, and if you are thinking of applying for a job there, think again. he board is inactive except for a few people who are extremely hard... more »

  foreveroverflowing wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization for over 5 years. I have seen Living Dream Arts do more good and reach more people with a budget smaller than most peoples annual income. Working in Peru you could see the kids become transformed by the experience... more »

  Claire R. wrote:

I first became closely involved with Artspace as a non-voting member on the board, a year long position I took on through the Yale School of Management's Board Fellows program. I have been impressed by the vision and commitment to sustainability and fiscal... more »

  AnaLuisaAhern wrote:

Thank you very much for this opportunity to inform you about the Organization for Youth Empowerment (OYE), an independent, sustainable youth organization in El Progreso, Honduras. OYE began in 2005 with a vision of a society where young people... 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 »

  gzeist wrote:

The heART of Friendship Gallery has proven to be an asset to me as an artist. I am pleased to have sold many pieces of original paintings, prints and notecards. Paying the rent each month is not a problem since I know the gallery is there to benefit those... more »

  plasmajan wrote:

I first became aware of The Crucible's programs when i went as a spectator to their annual fundraiser, a production of Romeo & Juliet -- as a fire ballet. Astounded by the creative mixing of classical music, hip-hop, ballet, fire performance, glass and... more »

  Sam2011 wrote:

I've volunteered for Center for the Arts for over 10 years. A terrific group of people and a great organization. I've helped install exhibitions, checked-in people at a special event; and a personal favorite, helped with community outreach programs... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  amchapman wrote:

The 621 Gallery hosts amazing events, from screenprinting workshop to live local music, to share the arts with the community. It’s an amazing, underappreciated spot to get to see and make art. I’d definitely recommend visiting if you’re in the area... more »

  nelcohawaii wrote:

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

  Duncan wrote:

Flickers and the multiple efforts that it has created, including RIIFF, Kid's Eye, and most recently the national 7DAYPSA competition, are not only adding to the quality of life in RI but also bringing national attention to the state and is contributing... more »

  sarah1 wrote:

I grew up at the BBAC in the 70's. It was the best place to take art classes in the area. Now it's 30 years later and my own children are growing up at the BBAC. It's still the same safe inspirational place to explore the arts but with so much more.... more »

  mike2 wrote:

A CULTORAL OASIS IS A CULTURAL WASTELAND. THE CENTER BRINGS A VARIETY OF ARTS EXPERIENCES TO THE AREA. A MUCH NEEDED CONTRUBITION. more »

  Nataliya N. wrote:

Interesting activities for kids. Great craft projects. more »

  Anna83 wrote:

I love volunteering at Artworks Trenton. The staff, the patrons, the other volunteers and the community just show and tell their appreciation so much. You can see and feel yourself making a difference. Lynn Lemyre is just the best there is and she... more »

  WhitemarshArtsMike wrote:

The Whitemarsh Art Center is a beacon of culture in the community. They offer learning opportunities for children and adults of all interests and experience levels to engage with top artistic talent and feel empowered to create on their own. Whether... more »

  ACE wrote:

ACE is a great organization that brings the community together. Events for all ages and genres. In a time when the economy is having hardships - it is nice to have free high quality events available. more »

  MamaShelley wrote:

Oakland's Museum of Children's Art (MOCHA for short) is a wonderful place for children to go to explore their artistic talents, express themselves through creativity, and to develop an appreciation for the arts. I have been taking my own son, now 7, for... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Jeffery H. wrote:

Over the past several years, I have had the very positive experience of participating in and attending a great number of activities at The North Lakeside Cultural Center. From offering live theatrical performances to jazz supper club events, art openings,... more »

  ellynweiss wrote:

I am a professional artist. Ten years ago, my studio was in an old school building in Washington, DC. Every day, on my way to my second floor space, I passed a large classroom that was a constant hive of activity, full of people making art. Most days,... more »

  riverat wrote:

The Alleghany Highlands Arts & Crafts Center is a wonderful asset to the town of Clifton Forge, VA. A visitor may enjoy the gallery's current exhibit, shop in the juried gallery gift shop, or take advantage of the various classes taught throughout the... more »

  frosty45 wrote:

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

  el-dorado-hills-arts-association wrote:

I joined an art organization to meet and learn from other artists in my own community and I'm certainly glad I made that decision! El Dorado Hills Arts Association provides me with educational and interesting art demonstrations monthly. Every demonstrator... more »

  hjsienkie wrote:

A wonderfully intimate organization that directly supports the entire spectrum of the DC arts community - literary, performing, media. It is a hidden gem within DC, providing a creative space and a great venue more »

  i love art wrote:

In 1999, I joined a group of community members who wanted to see an art center established in the mid-Roaring Fork Valley. In 2004, our vision was realized when the Wyly Art Center decided it wanted to move from Woody Creek to Basalt in order to reach... more »

  Elaine C.1 wrote:

I have met the best and most talented people at this venue more »

  Eric G.2 wrote:

Also known as Fridge Art Fair. Which currently takes place in New York City and Miami and the beach’s.The mission of Fridge and its projects is to provide artists - galleries and collectives a space to create in the visual media and performing... more »

  susanne1 wrote:

Maestros del Arte is an important folk art exposition. The top folk artists of Mexico are brought from the entire country of Mexico (approximately 70 in 2009) at NO COST to the artists. The artists are housed free of charge in local homes. Their transportation... more »

  Cheryl32 wrote:

When we moved from Washington, DC to tiny Quincy, FL in 2006 we were amazed to find this cultural gem. We were used to lots of art - museums, galleries, festivals - and the Gasden Arts Center offers an arts experience that can stand up to "the big city."... more »

  pam-sills wrote:

LASM is a wonderful place to see quality art exhibitions. I have especially enjoyed the current still life exhibition by contemporary Louisiana masters. Other exhibitions that were outstanding included Starry Messenger, Chuck Close, Howardena Pindell,... more »

  k space contemporary wrote:

K Space Contemporary is THE most well run organization I have been a part of. They operate with very little funding and they do a fantastic job! The level of passion for the community and contemporary art is amazing. THANK YOU K SPACE. more »

  stefbro wrote:

I have been working with Creative Connections for three years and truly appreciate the invaluable experiences their programs provide to my students. We have exchanged art with four different countries, hosted a home stay for a Nicaraguan student choir,... more »

  Bethmagee wrote:

David Dunlop is by far the best instructor I have ever had. He truly enjoys teaching and he made me feel like he had all the time I needed one on one with him. He sparked my creativity and taught me how to add symbolism to my work. I loved the plain... 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 »

  DonnaLiguriaArt wrote:

I joined the Prince William Art Society (PWAS) in early 2021 and have learned so much! I've gained artistic experiences in almost everything ART - not only in the creation of it, but how to present it, improve it, how to work art shows and how to run... more »

  bjones-LOC wrote:

Left of Center is a great community art gallery where everyone is welcome and has an opportunity to view and submit top quality artwork. In addition, I believe it houses Nevada's largest African Art exhibit, on its second floor. more »

  Mohini wrote:

Life Pieces provides after school services to African American young men and boys in Wards 7 and 8 - focued on the arts, academics and though a unique pedagogy and curriculum to build courage, confidence, character and resilience. LPTM young men have... more »

  staytrue wrote:

I attended the winter masterclass program in 2014-2015. I was treated very poorly by Nathalie who is the president. I was told I could not be in the final exhibit and was not given a photo shoot which was clearly stated on the website as something each... more »

  LiddellJL wrote:

I have utilized this non-profit for nearly 30 years--long before they moved into their new space. I have taken classes, I have belonged to groups housed at the ArtsXchange and attended so many activities and events either hosted by the ArtsXchange or... more »

  meiwei wrote:

Since joining the Board of Directors I have learned so much about the Arts community and what a huge role the Arts Center has played over the past 50 years. I am proud to say that I support the Arts Center with its school, galleries and events that celebrate... more »

  Doug R.1 wrote:

The Cultural Center of CC is the epicenter of community exposure to Art and Music. "A house is not a home when there's no one there." Lyrics by Burt Bacharach...The cultural center is just that..A Home for for all to enjoy. Oh, least I forget,... more »

  alexis75 wrote:

This program has a very effective strategy on helping teenagers that are "At Risk". They use photography as medium to channel the creative energies of their students. This helps in building self-esteem which is an aspect of life that is often overlooked... more »

  yufanfan wrote:

As a previous volunteer at UVA, I have to say UVA is a unique and lovely art space. UVA’s Arthaus Gallery is not only Boston’s first community art space – it's an integral venue for helping push local art forward in Boston. To me, UVA’s commitment... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing arts organization that gives back to the entire community! more »

  Ghost_of_Bill_Zacha wrote:

As of May 20, 2014, the Mendocino Art Center, Inc. has: • Been run by a self-elected board of directors instead of its membership as set forth in the state-approved bylaws. • Threatened at least one donor who requested financial records... more »

  AnneArtworks wrote:

An amazing organization that supports children's art education! more »

  kimitche wrote:

I've been volunteering with the Boston Crusaders for 10 years now. Their enduring passion keeps you coming back year after year. Things aren't always perfect, but the sense of community and strive to excel makes up for it. 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 »

  marianna wrote:

The Abington Art Center is a very valuable community resource. I have been using its facilities and attending its programs for nearly 30 years. The range and quality of its programs has steadily increased. It's great to live near such a treasure. more »

  Smsaki wrote:

The Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts provides opportunities for members of the community to get involved in a large variety of arts. We serve the Greater Tustin CA area, and our programs serve all ages. Our signature program is a full-scale, professional... more »

  jpifher wrote:

Real Ideas Studio offers an amazing hands on approach to filmmaking. They don't just talk about films, they give students the resources to go out and make them. I have been blessed to have found RIS in 2006 by enrolling as a student in their summer program... more »

  Eric38 wrote:

http://www.yelp.com/user_details_review_search?userid=KJPZtWryYnXxfx3eEyaIuw&q=threewalls threewalls is an oasis in the west loop's gallery district. they provide a platform for local artists who's work doesn't fit into the commercial gallery... more »

  Sharmyn wrote:

I am a Professional Artist and work for this non profit organization called Artists Alliance of Sugar Land. I rent a studio here as well. Its a great place full of vibrant energy and wonderful artists that I interact with and realise that I am blessed... more »

  mful41241 wrote:

Where is the programming? Promises made, but San Diego has seen nothing. 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 »

  Gabrielle2 wrote:

I started this charity because I wanted to promote greater public awareness of congenital heart defects. I am amazed at how much the project has grown and how far reaching our message is (worldwide). I only wanted to make a difference but with the... 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 »

  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 »

  bbowman_wgm wrote:

The Weavers Guild of Minnesota is a great non profit that is dedicated to preserving and advancing the arts of weaving, spinning, and dyeing. more »

  Susan Silverman wrote:

The Tucson Arts Brigade is an amazing grassroots nonprofit organization that brings arts education and employment opportunities to at-risk youth and truly helps save lives in the Tucson community. To see someone like Juan, an 18-year-old TAB participant... more »

  Anfractuous wrote:

I was a student at Fire Arts for a couple of years, in a couple of different locations. I was very deeply impressed by the staff and instructors' commitment to their students. They worked exceptionally hard to make their classes available to people... more »

  BJbeam wrote:

Started by bicentennial money in 1976, it is currently in need of money for the building fund. Membership is exclusively crafters, whose work is juried for display in the shop. 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 »

  charity wrote:

Robinson Film Center is a gem! For years after the closing of Joy's Quail Creek Cinema I longed for a movie theater that showed more than just the Hollywood Blockbusters in a generic corporate environment. The Centenary Film Society provided some relief... more »

  Sandra_P wrote:

Art is far more than beautiful things!Each art federation has the potential to become a hub of community activity and creativity. Kent Island Federation of Arts (KIFA) has been engaged in this work for fifty (50) years! Two dimensional artists find... more »

  nadiner57 wrote:

I attended the opening of the 10th Anniversary Exhibit of the Pittsburgh Glass Center on Friday evening and was blown away by the exhibit. I've been to shows there before, but never really appreciated the amount of talent that the center has been such... more »

  learnat73 wrote:

I began taking art lessons through the NHAL two years ago and found that I really had talent to express. The members of the Art League are a very talented and friendly group. Exhibits hang in the Town Hall for locals to enjoy and purchase. Shortly... more »

  Lucy wrote:

Kudzu Art Zone in Norcross is an outstanding organization, serving the community and participating artists well. It features a beautiful, well lit, spacious gallery, artists' studios, classes and workshops and is conviently located downtown. It partners... more »

  hjacks wrote:

Foundry Gallery is a fantastic art resource for the Washington D.C. area. Each month the gallery is filled with the art of its talented members. I highly recommend a visit! more »

  Elsa A.1 wrote:

I have been a member for ten years. I am currently taking Metalsmithing and Glass Fusing. I feel welcomed and part of a community. The Craft Guild of Dallas offers classes in painting, glass lamp working, glass fusing, book binding, pottery, metalsmithing.... more »

  Vicky12 wrote:

The dues are $50 per year, most of which goes to the national organization. The local chapter is the only point of contact for most members. Education consists of buying into "classes" which consist of purchasing a notebook containing instructions. The... more »

  marhoden99 wrote:

Great organization which allows me to expand my professional network and skills as a board member!! Proud to be on the board!! 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 »

  dannylopez73 wrote:

I have had the privilege of serving on the board of directors for 516 ARTS for several years and can attest to the large impact that this small arts organization has on our community. Each year, this dedicated staff brings interesting and engaging exhibitions... more »

  amykincaid wrote:

Nearly every time you walk into the studio or exhibit spaces, you discover artists engaged in making art, inventing new approaches, or teaching others. This place is about collaboration among artists, youth, and community - specializing in printmaking,... more »

  JohnOrtega wrote:

I've just donated to GGI as thanks for their assistance on our cancer outreach in Brooklyn. Dennis, Viviana, and the rest of the staff were amazing in their availability and sharing of resources. We hope to be able to work with them again in 2017. more »

  Montana Fam wrote:

The Waterworks Art Museum is a true gem in Eastern Montana. In an area over inundated with agriculture, dust, sweat and the badlands, the Museum brings a much needed refuge of art, culture and educational opportunities for adults and children alike.... more »

  goodnonprofit wrote:

It's very important that we have a non-profit like this one. Preserving these historical images tells the story of people of color, their culture and contributions to American society. more »

  Sandy Kaptain wrote:

Art For All has been helping artists get their art out to the public year round for about 14 years now. We are a not for profit art league, and exhibit art in 4-6 public locations at no cost to the artists. We now also support the Art & Soul on the... more »

  mjcharles wrote:

I joined the board of the Fine Arts Foundation of the Westby Area (FAFWA) in December of 2015. Our goal for many years has been to raise funds to build a Community Performing Arts Center (CPAC)for the Westby Area. At the beginning of the year 2016 we... more »

  Miguel Ramos wrote:

GREAT PROYECT. MUCH NEEDED AT WORLD LEVEL NONPROFIT OF PUBLIC INTEREST. GREAT BOOST FOR DEMOCRATIZATION OF ART. GOOD SENSE OF SHARING. THE MUSEUM AND ITS SURROUNDINGS ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL CHARACTER AND STYLE. more »

  Jenn32 wrote:

Great place to see art! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.I will always donate to this organization. Summer Art Camp is BEST in town. Would recommend any of my friends to take theirchildren to their classes. more »

  elab wrote:

Athens Photo Project is a wonderful creative community making a significant difference in many lives and the Athens community. more »

  Drew J. wrote:

The Windsor Arts Council is a non-profit art group representing approximately 90 artists in Sonoma County. We have a gallery on the Windsor Town Green where we show work and hold classes. We also have general meetings once per month with guest artists... 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 »

  uniont wrote:

I am somewhat concerned (as a student & member) that this institution may be regressing back to its former operational methodology that it had practiced up through 2008. If you review 2010 & 2011 respective fiscal years (990's) - it appears that the... 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 »

  futurmosaic wrote:

Sanchez Art Center has offered artists, children, and students a place to exhibit new artwork on a regular basis. It has also created a community of artists and art enthusiasts which stimulates creativity in all aspects of life. It is part of the Pacifica... more »

  joan_1 wrote:

Hi everyone Am here to testify of a great and powerful spell caster called Dr Tunde I was so confused and devastated when my husband left me without a word, I needed him back desperately because i loved him so much. So a friend of mine introduced me... more »

  Aetwis7 wrote:

Our Mission, Dancing Around the Oak Tree Art Studio Inc. was founded by Vickie Lawrence to serve the disabled community of San Diego county by providing them with a safe space to learn about and create different types of arts. People limited abilities... more »

  Ilene wrote:

The West Windsor Arts Council (WWAC) brings together a great group of people who seek to create a better community through the arts. West Windsor has no downtown, and while the politicians battle it out to create one, WWAC creates a heart of the community... 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 »

  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 »

  ai111 wrote:

I interned here 3 months in this summer. This small organization really reach beyond my expectation of how a nonprofit can be so busy and organized. I feel I learned a lot from this internship and I would recommend to people who are interested in Chinese... more »

  knownorm wrote:

The Community Design Collaborative orients Philadelphia's urban revitalization with citizens needs first, placing the needs of existing communities in front of--but in cooperation with--political and private development interests that otherwise might... more »

  nancy2 wrote:

The concerts the Sacramento Master Singers perform are consistently stunning. The range of dynamics, the expressiveness and glorious tones make their concerts exceptional experiences. They also continue to enthrall by the depth of their programming... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  kay1 wrote:

This renovated 1937 historic movie theater is a fabulous venue for music, theater and art. It is an intimate setting with less than 100 seats and not a bad seat in the house. They stage a variety of performances and there is always something for everyone... more »

  cmvirsida wrote:

I've volunteered and worked with many non profits over 15 years, and this is the first one to make me feel like I can take ownership of my volunteer position. My input and background was used to its full advantage, leaving me feeling like I was more than... 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 »

  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 »

  hlynn wrote:

This nonprofit has helped greatly to provide awareness of human trafficking nationally and internationally. I became aware of this organization through its compassionate and talented founder amassed other visual and performing artists to bring attention... more »

  jpanushka wrote:

As a life-long artist of little calibre, I am a member of this newly revived group . The new board has enthusiast and professional-level volunteers with good ideas for it's new and near future with concrete leads to displaying artist works in local coffee... 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 »

  Lee R. wrote:

I have been involved in this organization both as a participant in their programs and now as a board member. No other group that I have experienced pushes artists to test their limits like Indy Convergence! It provides an encouraging yet challenging environment... more »

  urbanjeff wrote:

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