• Visual Arts Organizations

• 6049.

Threewalls

www. three-walls. org Threewalls, an evolving Blk-space, fosters contemporary art practices that respond to lived experiences, encouraging connections beyond art.

Community Center for the Performing Arts

Eugene's premier non-profit, all ages, community center for the performing arts Historic non-profit, owned & operated by The Community Center for the Performing Arts.

• Dance

• 6051.

C Eule Dance Inc

C. Eule Dance is a contemporary dance company that was founded in New York City in 2001 and relocated to Los Angeles in 2014.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 6052.

Heart for the Mind

Mental health advocates and providers partnering with artists, communities, and organizations to bring the healing power of art to those who need it most (currently Erie, PA) DONATE FACILITIES COLLECTORS ARTISTS featured projects OUR NEWEST COLLABORATION Pillars of Dreams Whispers of Peace by Joe Iurato PiECES IN PLAY SafeNet MillCreek Community Hospital Pediatric Psychiatry Unit connect Discover The Artists guy denning word to mother ekim MAILING LIST .

• Media, Communications Organizations

• 6053.

A Pictures Worth Inc

Change the narrative. Change our world.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 6054.

Communication Madison

We are dedicated to cultivating stronger bonds throughout the creative community in and beyond Madison.

Hope and Anchor Opera

Hope and Anchor Opera is committed to embracing innovation while maintaining a respect for the past and developing opera for a growing Southern New England audience.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 6056.

A Time To Give Back To Africa Inc

A non-profit organization/charity, Une organisation / organisme de bienfaisance à mais non lucratif.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 6057.

FRIENDS OF THE COLTRANE HOME IN

The Home of John and Alice Coltrane in Dix Hills, Long Island, NY is now an historic landmark CreateEducateElevate With your support the home will open in 2026 Tucked away in the residential neighborhood of Dix Hills NY this twostory brick and wood frame home was where John and Alice Coltrane chose to put down roots and raise their family from 1964 to 1973.