Keeping the Arts

To help ensure that the arts remain an integral part of education for children in K – 12 schools throughout the state of Oregon, and especially in underserved rural communities, Keeping the Arts (KTA) raises funding and awareness through the collaborative efforts of artists, businesses, educators, organizations and the community.

• Music

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TEXAS EARLY MUSIC PROJECT

The Texas Early Music Project preserves & advances Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, & early Classical music via performance, recordings & educational outreach.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

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West Austin Chamber of Commerce

Advocate opportunities for collective collaboration, camaraderie, growth and inspiration of our members while supporting the community.

San Francisco Community Radio

THE MISSION OF KXSF/San Francisco Community Radio is to amplify the voices of our diverse creative community by advancing arts, culture and issues from the Bay area and beyond through inspiring and innovative programming.

• Business, Youth Development

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Capital Community

Home About Membership Services Partners Contact Us More Capital Community Our Mission Statement Capital Community strives to educate underrepresented groups in the city of Austin about fundamental financial literacy topics whilst providing UT Austin members with an opportunity to lead communicate and collaborate with students of all ages.

• Singing Choral

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SING! Texas, Inc.

SING. Texas is a non-profit organization offering support, education & promotion for #texasvocalarts.

• Music

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Young Texas Artists Inc

To produce a quality classical music competition and related events that encourage excellence in young Texas musicians, inspire their audiences and enrich the culture of our state.

AUSTIN INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY

Social Science matters: academic research on family, culture, sexuality, and marriage.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

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LAUDA MUSICAM OF AUSTIN

Lauda Musicam of Austin Spring 2025 Concert The Ties that Bind Composers throughout the Renaissance and Baroque periods traveled extensively to learn about musical styles to work in foreign courts and to study with others.