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The National Monuments Foundation's mission is to create self-sustaining destination landmarks of national, historical and aesthetic relevance, as well as centers for cultural, civic and social activities for local and greater communities around the world.Its Atlanta headquarters (within the Millennium Gate Museum, a 101-foot-tall arch based on the Arch of Titus in Rome) preserves and interprets Georgia history, art, culture and philanthropic heritage and highlights Georgia's historical and aesthetic relevance to the United States and to the world. With the successful completion of the Prince of Wales's Olympics Monument and its destination landmark, the Millennium Gate Museum, the Foundation has established its leadership role in the development public spaces. In 2006 the Foundation received the Palladio Award for best new public space in the United States. The Foundation's commitment to classical design for urban spaces has attracted the attention of numerous leaders in cities around the world. These leaders desire to accomplish for their communities what the Millennium Gate Museum has done for Atlanta: versatile and energizing community plazas, state of the art education facilities and inspirational destinations that promote legacies of history, honor and hope.

The guiding purposes of National Braille Press are to promote the literacy of blind children through braille and to provide access to information that empowers blind people to actively engage in work, family, and community affairs. Since it was founded in 1927 as a printing press to provide the first regularly issued braille newspaper to the blind community in Boston, NBP has expanded its efforts to ensure that blind people have the same access to information as sighted people in a medium they can read - braille. Braille is a writing system that enables blind and partially sighted people to read and write through touch

In-Definite Arts, located in Calgary, Alberta, provides creative arts programming for more than 180 artists with disabilities each week. Art areas offered include: drawing, painting, fiberarts, fused glass, pottery, sculpture and mixed-media. We strive to ensure that Artists with developmental disabilities and their art are valued and celebrated in the community. We also exhibit our artists’ work in our own public gallery and in professional and community exhibitions locally, nationally and internationally. In addition to our core programming for artists with disabilities, we offer weekly art classes for neighbourhood children as well as occasional community programs for adults and seniors.

At the National Esports Association, our mission through the 'Look Up' campaign extends beyond celestial observation. We aspire to harness the extraordinary spectacle of the 2024 solar eclipse as a catalyst for inspiring our youth, fostering educational engagement, and igniting curiosity-driven learning. Our goal is to encourage individuals, especially the youth, to 'Look Up' not only at the eclipse but also towards a future filled with possibilities. Through this celestial event, we seek to transcend the skies and ignite the imagination of our young generation, empowering them to embrace wonder, seek inspiration, and explore the realms of science, technology, and the world beyond. We envision leveraging the eclipse as a pivotal moment to instill a sense of awe, inspiring our youth to engage in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education, fostering a curiosity-driven mindset that paves the way for lifelong learning. By encouraging 'Looking Up,' we aim to empower the youth to elevate their perspectives, not just towards the skies, but towards broader horizons of knowledge and discovery. Our mission encompasses inspiring the next generation to gaze skyward with a sense of wonder, while simultaneously looking forward with an insatiable thirst for knowledge and innovation, thereby shaping a brighter future for themselves and their communities.

To explore, enjoy and preserve the world of musical instruments.