Villa Musica

San Diego's Non-Profit Community Music Center, making music accessible through education, performance, and community engagement.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1982.

Northstar Watermedia Society

NEXT MEETING Janet Flom InPerson Demo Thursday April 24 79 pm NorthStar Watermedia Society iscommitted to working towarda more inclusive just andequitable community.

• Theater

• 1983.

EPIC THEATRE CENTER INC

We're on Twitter and Instagram. Follow us @EpicTheatr Epic's mission is to create bold work with and for diverse communities that pro motes vital discourse and social change we accomplish this mission by inspiring students to be creative and engaged citizens, present compelling topics that transform the way people think, collaborating with artists, students and thought leaders to produce plays about key issues Be part of our community We are Epic Epic makes theatre that empowers.

• Performing Arts Schools

• 1984.

Playaz and Playettes Inc

Educational and Theraputic services through music Music is for Everyone Transforming livesthrough music View Programs PLAYAZ AND PLAYETTES INC.

• Dance

• 1985.

Grand Canyon Square Dance Association

As a nonprofit organization GCSDA benefits its members by.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1986.

Arts Ls

You cant USE UP CREATIVITY . The MORE you use the MORE you have.

• Fund-Raising Organizations that Cross Categories (includes Community Funds/Trusts and Federated Giving Programs) e.g. United Way

• 1987.

Palm Springs Pathfinders

Dedicated to raising funds to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs and Pathfinder Ranch in Garner Valley, CA Dedicated to raising funds to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs, and Pathfinder Ranch We developed to provide underprivileged children with school needs and after school care and educational support.

ENDEAVOR HALL

Where everyone is welcome to write their story.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1989.

PLAYLAND COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION

Christoval City Park The treecovered grove near the South Concho River that came to be known as City Park has for centuries served as a gathering spot for Civil War veterans and West Texas residents artists and visitors.