Roger Tory Peterson Institute

WNY Art Museum - Where Art and Nature Meet - Art that Matters to the Planet - Follow us to connect to Art, Nature & Each Other Home to the largest collection of Roger Tory Peterson’s work, the Roger Tory Peterson Institute is a leader for the study, exhibition and nurturing of art that matters to the planet.

• Singing Choral

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Blue Heron

www. blueheron. org Blue Heron, the first non-European ensemble to win the Gramophone Classical Music award for Early Music, is engaged in exploration of the vocal music of the 14th to 16th centuries.

• Youth Development Programs

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Malcolm Jenkins Foundation

501(c)3 nonprofit public charity. Our mission is to effectuate positive change in the lives of youth, particularly in under served communities.

• Printing, Publishing

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Grateful Steps Foundation

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND 1.

• Private Operating Foundations

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WHITMAN INSTITUTE

The Whitman Institute advances social, political, and economic equity by funding dialogue, relationship building, and inclusive leadership.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

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Monrovia Association of Fine Arts Inc

Welcome to MAFA Our history of service in the arts goes back more than 60 yearsBut we keep innovating to meet the needs of the Monrovia community and region.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

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Thomas E Szewc Foundation Inc

Tom Szewc Artist An artist journey From the City To the Coast To the Country Feature painting Life in Chaos Triptych 190in.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

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Haiku Northwest An Educational and Arts Organization

Explore Francine Porads classic Northwest haiku journal read scans of all 23 issues Haiku Northwest 2025 Meetings and Other Events Check our schedule of upcoming activities including monthly quarterly and special events plus other haikurelated events in our larger community.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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LOST SHUL MURAL INC

The Lost Mural was painted in 1910 in a Burlington, VT, immigrant synagogue.