• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1477.

International Communications Association Inc

Dwyer CC The Importance of Cultural Centers to Our Community Cultural centers have a big role to play in many communities.

Cutting Ball Theater

The Cutting Ball Theater: Experimental New Plays and Re-visioned Classics.

• Housing Owners, Renters Organizations

• 1479.

Nccs

We bring together influencers, innovators and change-makers to inspire hope & create a better world.

• Printing, Publishing

• 1480.

Ecotheo Review Inc

Nonprofit arts org / publisher of EcoTheo Review – celebrating Wonder and connections between ecology, spirituality, art, and justice We are a literary-arts nonprofit that celebrates wonder, enlivens conversations, and inspires commitments around ecology, spirituality, and art, that publishes a magazine, runs a reading series, hosts an annual festival, and administers fellowships.

Southern Oregon Guild

Supporting artists and the arts in Southern Oregon.

• Single Organization Support

• 1482.

Holt-Smithson Foundation

Our programs develop the artists’ creative legacies, continuing the transformation they brought to the world of art and ideas.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1483.

Made Visible Foundation Inc

Made Visible Not Defined by Diagnosis Allowing Individuality to be Seen Heard Exhibiting Imagination Creating Passports To Possibilities Made Visible Made Visible was born as a result of Not Defined by Diagnosis a Photo Workshop and its resulting Exhibit that put cameras in the hands of teens and young adults with lifethreatening illnesses at Montefiore Childrens Hospital allowing them to speak about their experiences in words and images.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1484.

AZIZA PE&CE

⭐️Social entrepreneurship mentoring program⭐️Unordinary programming; Extraordinary results ⭐️Mayoral & BCYF Grant Recipient ⭐️ Females & LGBTQ Youth Ages 14-24 AZIZA PE&CE (AP) is a nonprofit that primarily serves girls, gender expansive, LGBTQ ages 14-24.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 1485.

Arts for Healing and Justice Network

We envision a future where youth feel empowered & systems are transformed with arts as a strategy for foundational change 🎨 The Arts for Healing and Justice Network (AHJN) is an organization providing structure and coordination for the collaborative work of community-based arts education organizations serving system-impacted youth in Los Angeles County in order to provide alternatives to incarceration, build resiliency and wellness, increase community health, eliminate recidivism, and center arts as a change strategy for young people, communities, and systems.