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Established the Caroline E. Buckman Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship will help young violists attend their annual event, ViolaFest.

"We are a non profit comedy, improv, and live arts theatre. Check our Link Tree for fun & outreach!"

THE TRIBUNE IS UTAH'S INDEPENDENT VOICE. BUILDING ON A LEGACY OF COURAGEOUS, WATCHDOG JOURNALISM, WE STRIVE TO TELL STORIES THAT ARE INTERESTING, IMPORTANT AND INCLUSIVE. DEDICATED TO FAIRNESS AND ACCURACY, WE AIM TO ENGAGE AND EMPOWER YOU - OUR READERS.

The Del Shores Foundation’s mission is to find and facilitate the development of new southern queer artistic voices through bringing together artists and working professionals, amplifying new work and connecting artists to platforms for the creation of the work.

The mission of Freedom Sings USA is to help veterans, active duty military and their families throughout the country reach emotional balance by telling their stories through the creative process of songwriting. Songwriting, along with peer support, helps provide veterans and their families the tools necessary to cope with trauma or readjustment from military service. Our mission is to also promote public support, education and appreciation for the sacrifice the veterans and their families make serving our country through the hearing of their stories as told through song.

Raise awareness of freedoms achieved for African Americans, promote remembrance and support the ongoing history of Juneteenth, a celebration of freedom from slavery.

Preserve the Bulgarian Orthodox Faith, Culture, and Traditions.

Programs at GiGi’s Playhouse offer foundational learning opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and the community. GiGi’s Playhouse programs  are a place for parents/caregivers to share ideas and network with one another. We invite caregivers to communicate their needs, questions and concerns with one another, and promote connections to be made in support of each other. GiGi’s programs embrace the family and help aid the development of a healthy, successful relationship between parents, individuals with Down syndrome and siblings. GiGi’s Playhouse programs support families in developing high expectations for their son or daughter with Down syndrome. Many families are blindsided by a diagnosis of Down syndrome in pregnancy or at birth. GiGi’s programs aim to help parents overcome the diagnosis and maintain high expectations for their child to achieve success in social, educational and employment opportunities in the future.  Our staff and volunteers support parents in maintaining high expectations, even through challenging periods of time. By encouraging their child to follow routines and participate fully, parents take a big step in recognizing their child’s potential.

The Horizon West Theater Company is a Community Theater group with a mission to encourage performing artists and volunteers to create quality theater arts, participation in aspects of theatrical production, and education to enhance and connect our community.

To awaken children's natural curiosity about the world through interactive exhibits, opportunities, and programs.

Their goals and objectives are: To establish channels to promote Yoruba culture, economy, political welfare, language, and tradition in Africa and in the Diaspora. Foment the economic empowerment of Yoruba community in southern California. To teach, maintain and promote knowledge about Yoruba culture and folklore to the young generation of Yoruba descents in Southern California. To collaborate and partner with other Yorubas organization around the globe. Enhance Yoruba development through project undertaking and implementation To help the Yoruba community to maintain stability, equity, justice, and opportunity. Bring the young population of Yoruba closer to their roots and culture, encouraging the appreciation and recognition of their heritage through camps and home-based visits,

The Broken Arrow Band Booster Club is comprised of hundreds of dedicated and talented adults who work toward a common goal of providing life-changing experiences for their children. The Broken Arrow Band Program with the assistance of the Band Booster Club annually hosts world-class events to support the program. The Broken Arrow bands enjoy rich traditions and great support from parents, school administrators and the community. Each student, instructor and parent volunteer in the organization understands that they are but temporary stewards of the program and as such, they must diligently protect what has been entrusted to them. They firmly believe it is the journey that make the difference and the growth attained through the process is more important that any product that may result.