Find Visual Arts Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Edmari Hernandez S. wrote:

Very lovely and friendly organization of female artists. I am so proud to be in association and a part of this organization. They have helped out so many women artists in getting exposure and recognition for their work through their website and the art... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  cstc427 wrote:

RCWA is committed to supporting and celebrating and encouraging women of all ages in the arts. RCWA hosts art shows, holds an annual essay contest, "Girls and Art", sponsors a women's award at West Chester's Annual Film Festival among other ongoing efforts.... more »