YES prevents and eliminates youth homelessness through the synergy of youth, peer, and ally partnerships. The organization’s vision is that all of Baltimore’s youth will easily access supportive services and stable housing to become powerful in their own lives. YES has always maintained that art is central to achieving our mission because put simply, it empowers youth to heal themselves and their community.
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Empowering Emerging Artists to Enrich Communities Through Art.
The Annapolis Watercolor Club was founded in 1975 by a small group of artists under the leadership of Joanne Scott as a non-profit educational organization. The mission of the AWC is to encourage the art of watercolor painting through the education of artists.
The cumberland cultural foundation is in charge of managing the C. William Gilchrist Museum of Arts. We are a 501 C3 dedicated to making a positive impact in spreading the combination of a rich history with a vibrant new art community.
Our mission is to provide leadership, funding, and support that promotes artistic excellence and historic preservation and to advocate for resources and education that expand arts opportunities for all, helping to create an enriched and healthy community.
Justice Arts Coalition (JAC) unites teaching artists, arts advocates, artists who are or have been incarcerated and their allies, harnessing the transformative power of the arts to reimagine justice.
The SuitlandFest Community Development Corporation 501c3 and the Suitland Recreation Council has been in operations since the early 1980s serving families not only in Prince George's County Maryland but also abroad.
Our mission is to uplift communities through enriching cultural programs, resources, and events. We are deeply committed to elevating the quality of life for residents within the various communities we serve by creating engaging recreational opportunities, fostering cultural enrichment, and driving socio-economic advancement.
The Compound is an artist-run nonprofit organization located in Baltimore City. We support individual and collective production within experimental cultural, social, and urban space sharing. Prioritizing affordability and sustainability, we provide quality spaces to Baltimore’s artists and artisans. The complex of spaces that makes up the Compound includes local small businesses, individual artist studios, event spaces, and an experimental communal living space for artist-residents of the Compound.
This Could Go Boom! is a nonprofit organization that supports gender diversity in music and strives for gender equity in the music industry through record label services, professional development, community outreach, education, and performance opportunities for musicians and music industry workers whose genders have long been underrepresented, marginalized and excluded. Founded by grassroots organizers who are musicians themselves, TCGB! launched in 2018 and has released two vinyl records, one digital album, and one EP on its record label track.
Rhythm Visions Production Company's mission is to create and foster socially impactful environments for BIPOC artists to hone their skills through training programs, partnerships, and professional development. We produce world-class art, generate opportunities for art-centered careers, and build connections with the communities we serve. Our vision is to advance social and economic development in our communities through the creation and promotion of world-class art.