Search Nonprofits

The Outer Loop is a volunteer-based collaboration, driven by the challenge of enriching our world with important, inspiring and transformative theatrical experiences, while at the same time, encouraging and developing the work of emerging playwrights and all artists.

The Choir School of Delaware is a comprehensive, multifaceted, after-school program that has a strong legacy of serving and engaging Wilmington’s youth and families through music and mentoring. Historically known as the Cathedral Choir School of Delaware, we provide professional musical training, leadership and language skills, academic support, and college-bound mentoring in an intergenerational environment for youth in Wilmington, Delaware and surrounding regions.

In an intimate setting, the Gamm creates the finest of live theater; entertaining, intellectually enriching and emotionally liberating, which engages the audience intensely with perennial and present issues of consequence. Gamm further serves the public with educational outreach programming designed to both support the theatrical experience and help sustain and enhance the intellectual and cultural life of its community. Vision Statement The Gamm aspires to become a major regional presence in the performing arts community as well as a stimulus to economic growth in the local community and statewide. The Gamm is committed to reaching out to our ever-expanding community and carrying forward our well-established local identity to the rest of New England and beyond.   As a re-inventor of timeless classics as well as a fearless provocateur and producer of contemporary and new work, we aim to raise tough moral and political questions central to our understanding of human nature and community, both on a domestic and international level, and engage diverse audiences with common understanding and compassion.

The All-American Boys Chorus empowers and gives voice to boys from diverse backgrounds to build self-confidence, self-discipline, leadership skills, and realize achievement through the transformative power of music.

To be a sustainable musical institution that brings the intimate experience of a world-class chamber orchestra performance to the greater Philadelphia area, enriching the musical life of the City and region by the integrity and excellence of its musicianship, the boldness and vitality of its programming, and by cultivating and building the loyalty of its audiences, musicians and supporters

Bridging Voices, or Portland GSA Youth Chorus, believes that bridges are better than walls. It is a non-audition chorus (meaning no one is cut) and it creates a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQ youth and straight allies, ages 13 - 22, to develop their authentic voices through music. For some, it will be the first time they are comfortable being themselves.

The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company seeks to explore the original theatrical practices of the acting companies of Shakespeare's time; to provide high quality productions of works by Shakespeare and his contemporaries to regional theatre audiences; to provide local actors, directors, and stage managers the opportunity to work with these wonderful scripts and to receive training in an original practice approach to Shakespeare's plays; and to maintain an organizational philosophy in which theatre practitioners participate in the administration of the company on a regular basis.

Their mission is to create opportunities that bring the power of music to children, families, and adults. They are a membership-driven and financed organization. Membership is open to all who enjoy music, the Minnesota Orchestra, and the company of others who feel the same. Their programs and social events provide their members with a special connection to the Minnesota Orchestra and its music and to each other.

Our goal is to introduce and enrich American audiences with the unique talent of the London boys choir Libera. We support the choir by providing financial, travel, fundraising, and management assistance during their concert tours in the United States.

The Young Patronesses of the Opera (YPO) was formed in 1956 and incorporated in 1984. Our mission is "to cultivate, promote, foster, sponsor, and develop the understanding, taste, and love of opera and to promote the education of opera in our community." YPO is comprised entirely of volunteers who donate their time and talents. Our Board of Directors and two-hundred plus members reflect the multiculturalism of Miami-Dade County. Members represent Caucasian, Hispanic, African-American, and Caribbean ethnic groups united by our love of opera and desire to promote opera education. YPO members want to ensure that young people and adults alike in our community have the opportunity to understand and enjoy opera.

N/A

We’re dedicated to enhancing, engaging and enriching the Omaha community through educational and artistic experiences