Funds in Arts, Culture & Heritage

Hello my name is Devon Hatcher I'm a man that has struggled but looks for what life has to offer and wish to grow a better out come. Iv been medicated and been an addictive person.i found ways to live to the fullest every day threw my community i live lifely still conquering false pretenses of an addiction.An decided to join a growing need for homes of peace and healing .So I'm reaching out for assistance to continue my life journey of recovery by starting a fund for more recovery homes that include an adventure and a scene of truth called sussa homes.The name came from the German god of rest in which I related deeply too. For peace of mind is a need not a want . Believe in yourself as if you where God and you can achieve the highest things in life .but that breath of learning home is nice when you can relax

The Plan of Chicago fund supports nonprofits that focus on enriching the lives of our regional residents and the livability of our great city.

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Organizations in the Boston Area that encourage, employ, and connect artists. All non-profits selected have been chosen because of their consistent commitment to the support of their artists and because their budgets are tight, meaning your donations have maximal impact.

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Austin Music Charities

The arts are vital to a healthy community. Creativity and imagination allows us to envision a better world for our neighbors at home and our fellow humans globally. Join me in supporting Yerba Buena Center for the Arts as they build bridges across generations, gender, and ethnicity to imagine, discuss, and create a more thoughtful world.

Noteworthy Music School is on a mission to equip and enhance the lives of children, teens, and adults through music and the arts by inspiring, challenging, and motivating students with possibility thinking.

The Phoenix Musical Arts fun is compiled of the most influential musical non profits in the Phoenix Arizona area. For these organizations to continue, they need more funding than ticket sales alone. They need your support to continue carrying on the tradition of classical music in the Phoenix Valley.