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The future of live, symphonic music. The Colorado Symphony Association is the region’s only full-time professional orchestra committed to artistic excellence and ensuring the future of live, symphonic music. Performing over 150 concerts annually at Boettcher Concert Hall in downtown Denver and across Colorado, your Colorado Symphony is home to eighty full-time musicians, representing more than a dozen nations, and regularly welcomes the most celebrated artists from all genres of music. Recognized as an incubator of innovation, creativity, and excellence, your Colorado Symphony continually expands its impact through education, outreach, and programming.

At the Children's Cancer Association (CCA) we empower all seriously ill children to express themselves, to play, and to make meaningful connections by enriching their treatment experience and improving their well-being with joy-based programs. Every moment is precious for seriously ill children and their families. Each year, we reach nearly 40,000 hospitalized children across the country — inviting them to sing, laugh, and play out loud — in order to find joy during life’s most challenging moments. Offered at no cost, our JoyRx Music, Nature and Mentorship programs prioritize the emotional well-being of hospitalized kids.

Our organization is dedicated to promoting the quality and appreciation of jazz in Hawaii in loving memory of Oded Stitt, who was simply the best. Our organization will accomplish this goal by producing recordings of talented local jazz musicians, arranging for concerts to promote these recordings and working with visiting musicians from the mainland and elsewhere to bring jazz to the schools.

: Our mission is to prevent school and family abandonment, and to promote personal development and social integration of children from disadvantaged families through educational programs and informational activities.

Teatro Vista is a Latine-founded, nonprofit theatre and production company that develops and produces new work by artists of color. It focuses on cultivating Latine and other artists through productions, professional development, and multimedia projects to increase representation and career opportunities in the theatre and entertainment fields.

The Wright Museum preserves, researches, and presents African American history and culture to educate and inspire visitors; it runs exhibitions, educational programs, and public events that explore African American experiences and their African origins.

The mission of the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art (SDAAMFA) is to present and preserve the art of African Americans globally and to broaden the knowledge and understanding of the visual arts in Southeastern California generally and San Diego specifically by collecting, preserving and displaying works of art by and about African Americans; by creating and hosting quality traveling exhibitions; by collecting and preserving fine art and by developing and helping to foster an appreciation of art through meaningful public programs, symposia, and other educational programs.

American Friends of Maru a Pula, Inc., or AFMAP, serves as a support organization for MAP in this country. American "friends" include past MAP teachers, students, former workers in Botswana and others interested in encouraging fine education in southern Africa. Founded in 1972, Maru-a-Pula is an independent, non-profit secondary school established as a non-racial institution rooted in Botswana. Maru-a-Pula offers a rigorous curriculum that prepares students for entry to highly selective universities and to pursue challenging careers. Through programs emphasizing self-discipline and community service, each student learns personal and social responsibility. Maru-a-Pula encourages its students to exercise leadership that is compassionate, democratic and tolerant.

4A Arts (American Alliance of Artists & Audiences) works to broaden public access to and participation in arts and culture by building a national movement, producing research and public-facing content, and advocating for greater public investment and policy support for the creative economy. Its activities emphasize education, coalition‑building, and advocacy to raise the profile and funding of arts and culture at local, state, and federal levels.

To provide a fellowship hall for members and guests and rental facility for associated groups and a location to hold religious and cultural meetings and gatherings.

The foundation helps retired U.S. Foreign Service personnel (and their spouses, including surviving/divorced spouses) by providing financial and informational support — on a needs basis — to defray costs such as home health care, senior housing, long‑term care, and related senior services so retirees can remain healthy and secure in later life.

Honoring the German immigrants who founded Gretna, Louisiana, in 1836 and their contribution to Louisiana’s history