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To educate filmmakers on raising money for films and to complete important historic and timely documentaries and features.

Intersection for the Arts is a leading-edge arts and community development organization that connects people and communities across physical, social, cultural, and economic boundaries to instigate change

Rosie the Riveter Trust seeks to inspire current and future generations with the "We Can Do It" spirit and values that energized the World War II Home Front and transformed American government, industry, society, and culture. Located in Richmond California, Rosie the Riveter Trust is the nonprofit partner building a community of support for the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park.

The Fred Rogers Company builds on our founder's legacy in educating and inspiring new generations of children and families. We work in a variety of media to help children develop social and emotional skills and to help them prepare for success in school and in life. We also support parents, teachers, professionals, and other adults who work with children.

To elevate student engagement, and expand the role of music in education by making purposeful, inclusive music a joyful and integral part of literacy, academic, and social-emotional learning throughout the school day, and beyond. We accomplish this by training and equipping inspired educators to integrate hands-on music and songs for learning with classroom instruction, activities, transitions, support services, and building classroom communities. ​Our unique, developmental approach nurtures creative and effective teaching practices through free weekly professional development (PD) courses in ukulele, guitar, and classroom implementation, as well as capacity-building co-teaching artist residencies, intensive workshops, in-service trainings, conference presentations, after school music clubs, and specialized services in adaptive music for inclusion.

Arts Bridging the Gap uplifts the voices, experiences, and self-expression of youth from under-resourced communities through healing arts programs. Through our work, youth develop interpersonal skills and growth mindsets that enable them to be their best selves in our community.We currently offer four primary in and after school programs that utilize the arts to provide resources and support for young people in under resourced areas to realize their full potential.

We are committed to helping support the kids in the community!

The Actors Theatre Workshop (ATW) was founded by Thurman E. Scott in 1990, with a mission to help people achieve their potential through drama. From conservatory classrooms to housing facilities to corporate boardrooms, we use our creative process technique as a tool to develop individual potential, create tangible change, and liberate the talents and abilities in people from all walks of life. ATW believes that creativity is the great equalizer and unifier among human beings, and that theater must play an active role in a community’s life. At ATW’s heart is our robust roster of community programs that use theater to engage historically marginalized populations, from children experiencing housing instability to formerly incarcerated persons.

The Park Theatre Mission: Started over 10 years ago, the purpose of The Park Theatre Corporation is to provide and promote artistic, cultural, entertainment and educational programs and activities for the residents of, and visitors to, the communities of the Monadnock Region of New Hampshire, and to lease and/or own, and maintain physical facilities. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Vision Statement: The Park Theatre will be a regional center for the arts and entertainment, a meeting place for the community and a dynamic force in the region’s economic vitality and quality of life.

Collegiate Empowerment Is A Private Non-Profit/For-Purpose 501c3 Member Supported Educational Collaborative, Dedicated To Helping College Students, Families, and Educators To Get What They Want And Need. Serving +2.5 Million Students, Families, and Educators from +2,800 US Colleges Since 1995.

Christmas in the Park is a comprehensive, community-focused, non-profit organization dedicated to adding to the celebration of the holiday season by coordinating a free Christmas event that includes holiday décor and entertainment, along with special programs and festivities to serve the interests of our community.

Bernardston Historical Museum at Powers Institute