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Our organization is dedicated to promoting the quality and appreciation of jazz in Hawaii in loving memory of Oded Stitt, who was simply the best. Our organization will accomplish this goal by producing recordings of talented local jazz musicians, arranging for concerts to promote these recordings and working with visiting musicians from the mainland and elsewhere to bring jazz to the schools.

The Brookfield Theatre for the Arts is an all volunteer, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing quality community theater and educational opportunities to the Brookfield area. Our regular season consists of five shows chosen to provide a meaningful and entertaining experience that will appeal to a wide ranging audience. Additional workshops and special events are added throughout the year including our annual Paddys Celebration to thank our sponsors and volunteers.

T.R.I.P. – The Road to International Passages — is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to benefit inner-city youth and underprivileged kids between the ages of 11 and 14 years old. Both historically and presently, underprivileged youth do not have the financial means to travel abroad due to their family’s limited financial and social resources. In T.R.I.P., youth will be able to study and explore a plethora of different cultures through a multi-faceted curriculum designed to incorporate language, world culture, history, current events, and financial numeracy. Each summer, the students will have the opportunity to research, through inquiry-based projects, and travel to a foreign country through a sponsorship provided through our organization. T.R.I.P.’s vision is to both advocate for, and assure, youth are exposed to the history, demographics, local currency, and beauty of many different cultures of the world in an effort to broaden each student’s individual worldview.

Support Opera through education, volunteerism and fundraising on behalf of Los Angeles Opera, and serve as a resource for community engagement.

Guided by the conviction that art nourishes individuals and civilization, VCCA provides a supportive environment in a residential setting for superior national and international visual artists, writers and composers of all cultural and economic backgrounds to pursue their creative work.

Founded in 1983, Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts (WALA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting artistic expression by serving the legal needs of the Washington, Maryland, and Virginia arts and cultural communities.

The Hellenic Cultural Center of the Southwest (HCC-SW) promotes an understanding of the rich history and legacy that Hellenes have given to civilization and presents the saga of triumphs and sacrifices that were made during this long historic journey. Focusing on Hellenic contributions to language, government, arts, architecture, athletics, science, medicine, and philosophy, HCC-SW programs strive to benefit groups and individuals through education in civic affairs, health and citizenship.

Art Ventures promotes the visual arts in Northwest Arkansas by actively collaborating with the community, supporting artists working to the highest standards, encouraging education and public engagement the arts, and providing accessibility to under-represented communities.

ZER01 is where art meets technology to shape the future.

CIFO fosters cultural understanding and educational exchange through three primary initiatives: a Grants and Commissions Program for emerging and mid-career Visual Artists from Latin America; an exhibitions program showcasing work by Latin American Artists and international Contemporary Art from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection at the CIFO Art Space; and foundation-initiated support for other Arts and Culture projects

Donations made to Comoto's The Ride is Calling Fund will be sent to National Youth Project Using Minibikes.

Empowering and supporting the Fort Worth Woman by engaging her through various cultural, professional, and philanthropic programs.